Cybernet has a great post on what happens when something on your web site makes the front page of Digg. Between July 1st and July 10th, CyberNet News had 4 articles make the front page of Digg. Not only did it increase the site's page views but its RSS subscribers as well. I personally started reading this site once I saw it on Digg.
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