[mattgratt]

Start a blog. Add unique content.

Ask nicely from other sites like yours. 'Resource' or 'Links' pages are your friend.

Ask your friends to link from their blogs. If your friends are tech folks, they probably have more than one blog or site they can add your site too.

If you post your site I'll give you some specific strategies and examples.

[pilom]

whitewatermap.com. So far its extremely regionally specific but that will change in the near future. Any recommendations for content options that don't diminish the effect of the full screen map?

[mattgratt]

Interesting. I would recommend adding a link to the blog in the box w/ the text.

As far as link opportunities, this seems to me like something that could go in: - lists of google maps mashups - lists of cartographic resources - lists of outdoors resources - On the resources page of every rafting club and outdoors club in the country - especially clubs at colleges.

Is the whitewater data you're laying over the Google Map yours, or does it come from somewhere else?

[pilom]

The data comes from public KML files. Technically AmericanWhitewater.org publishes them.