I have a blog. The link is in the signature. It has its fair share of traffic and also financial benefits, but I just keep the blog mainly because it's fun to write. It's a great platform to be able to express yourself. I know that there are those who get great financial benefits from blogging which is great, but at the same time they often can't really say what they think and have to neutralise their blog posts to a large extent. I don't think I could keep blogging if I had to do that though.

edit: I just realised signature links only appear for logged in members. So here's the link  http://www.microstockposts.com

Yup!
I have a couple of websites right now:
my personal website www.stefanoginella.com (but it's really "minimal")
and an italian blog about stock photography www.stockphotoitalia.net

I've got a few others in the past, but they were projects that never really started

Hi Etien

I hadn't heard of ViewBook - but the design of your site looks very clean and modern. Is is a sort of blogger platform for images, or something more like Smugmug?

Steve

Even I have got a personal blog dedicated to designers and developers. You can check it here www.DezineGuide.com
I do share lot of freebies and inspiration and many many things in the blog....

Why do I do it?? Even I dont know    
Its fun... and I love doing it

I have a site for my stockphotography and video: www.stocksjo.com. This includes a photoblog with some info on my newest stock work. Besides this stock photography site I have a site for my commercial photography (in Dutch), one for my nature photography and one for my car photography. But my site for stock photography gets most attention.

yes

Mine is at the bottom of my signature too.  I sell a few pics a month through my own site.  Keep meaning to start a blog to drive traffic to the site, but not sure I have enough relevant to say to keep a blog going.

I have a few...

Stock Art
http://mystockvectors.com/

Portfolio
http://900foot.com/

Blog
http://illustrationinfo.com/

Also, anybody with a site interested in an affiliate program for monetizing their own site, I have one for my stock site...

http://mystockvectors.com/affiliate/index.php

I just recently created a website (still under some construction):

Toon Vectors
http://www.toonvectors.com/

Granted, it's not for *my* artwork since I am not a photographer nor an illustrator, but I suppose it qualifies and the OP gave a nice straight line for my first post here.

As far as a blog goes, I think I'm in the same boat as lisafx, with some doubt about how much I really have to say, but I did create some social networking profiles (Twitter, Facebook Page and Google+ Page) to hang off the website which could serve the same purpose.

I am using service of photodeck, mostly because it got a e-commerce system for RM price system..

If you are working with some existing customers, it is a good site for them to download and pay.. It is kind of tough to get sales from usual internet visitors..

I got a promo code will get u 50% discount for first month.. YG@UNMKGW

I wave a website to promote my work (but I not sure how successful it is) but I have also produced a few tutorials for fellow microstockers.

www.nicemonkey.co.uk

I recently set up a site using Viewbook for my paintings and am happy with the $90/year plan.  That plan doesn't offer a real text page so I used links to Google Doc for all the propaganda that I needed.

Thanks for the tip about Google docs, Etien. I too have a $90 Viewbook sub and wondered if there was a workaround for the limited text availability of that subscription. I think Viewbook is pretty good. Can upload 2,500 photo's and create instant album pages for clients to show only them what you want them to see and it's definitely a better presentation than eg Picasa.