I actually just keep one up on Monster. I keep it public and it does get it's fair share of vies. If you pay a small fee they also allow you to track them. I don't really care who views it, only who contacts me from it, so I don't pay. I don't update it often, ever few months I guess. I'd say that having my resume online has saved me tremendous amounts of aggravation since many people contact me for jobs now, instead of me having to search high and low for companies to work for. On the downside, you often get contacted by recruiters for staffing companies trying to get you to apply for some bs job that you won't be interested in. It's easy enough though to just screen them through an email filter.