Traffic is the lifeblood of any good blog, and with traffic brings readers, and keeping and cultivating your reader base is what makes blogs successful or failures. So if you want to build a high traffic blog, I’ve put together 50 tips that have helped me to get a frontpage Digg, and earn over $150 from 1 month in Google Adsense.

Finding a job is a startup is tough, if you don’t know where to look. In college, I had dreams of working at a startup and getting paid little to no money and having no benefits and working ridiculously long hours, all with the vague chance that I would get some eventual payoff, and I think that’s where every eager college grad is looking forward to.
Unfortunately, I didn’t have a good resource pool to find a job at a startup. The likes of Monster.com and Hotjobs turned up nothing but …

I sign up for about 5 sites daily on the average, and in the effort to make sure all my tracks are covered, I’m always completing all of the profile fields, so this means I’m typing in my birthday, sex, and phone number all the time, which is pretty much unavoidable. Luckily, I have a great resource for my “about me” section — I pull it right from my blog! Your blog should be the focal point of communication with your public-self, so why not put your about me section …

Today I had strep throat and was quarantined to my apartment all day, so I decided to update my social bookmarking bookmarklets. I’ve gone through and added the regulars as well as a couple new ones:

Digg
Reddit
Furl
Simpy
Delicious
Magnolia
Whenever I have a new post or update I am always sure to post to all my bookmarking sites, because I know I have good content, it’s just a matter of people discovering it.