I am in the middle of a test project. I'm going to test and see if I can re-create the positive effects of a blog but by making my own blog, without a blog. Let me explain...
On my website, http://www.microbusinessplans.com, I am creating a series of articles called "hot tips". Each article will have its own page and name, just like blog posts do. The nomenclature will be /hot-tips1.html, /hot-tips2.html, and so on. You get the picture. But what I am going to do is tag each article and try to include keywords within the text, and see if the pages jump up the search engine rankings as quickly as normal blog sites do.
I am also going to be testing out my newest marketing idea on these article sites. This method will be taught in the "Fast Newsletter Cash" program. It is a variation that I think will get good results. but I will not include it in the seminar product unless it produces cash for me like I think it will. If it works, the method is in. If not, I'm dumping it, and it won't be included in Fast Newsletter Cash.
I really have high hopes for this whole idea. I'm thinking that I should get the same SEO benefits as a blog. Oh, also, I am going to do some research and find out what the structural difference would be between a blog, like this, and my self-created blog without a a blog site. I will report the results in the future as soon as I know how well it does (or not well!).
Check out the first and second posts by clicking the links for hot-tip1 and hot-tip2. See ya there!
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