Have you thought about how easy it would be to create and maintain a website if you created it all using blogging software? Talk about a cheap and easy way to make your own website, this is that!

A small business could create websites for each of their product lines and build each site with blogging software and then link to a main sales site. New product announcements, FAQs, customer support, feature descriptions, etc. are all handled in a snap…

Someone who wants a quick and easy mini-site to sell products could easily do so. It would also be a great way to create a content or informational site that links to an actual product sales site or promotes products via affiliate links.

The thing doesn’t even have to look like a conventional blog, if you don’t want it to be. You can structure it to look like a standard website, but get all the benefits of having a blog, like frequent hits from search engine spiders, fast indexing, and the ability to advertise in all sorts of ways.
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That’s creative internet marketing at the forefront!

People are already doing this. I have visited several sites built this way using WordPress or MoveableType. They can be made to look like normal websites. In fact, the first time I visited one, I had no idea it was done that way, until I contacted the webmaster and he told me how his site was built.

The blog is seamlessly embedded into the website and retains the ease and functionality of a blog, without seeming like it. The site retains all the benefits of a blog: easy and frequent updates, a conversational tone, the ability to interact with site visitors and customers directly on the site, and the ability to ping and blog directory ads, etc.

Another such site combines a home page, sales pages for an e-book, and two blogs. Everything is built using blogging software, making it easy to update. As with the first site I mentioned, it looks the world over like a conventional website, but gains many of the advantages of a blog.

This is the wave of the future, folks, and it’s happening. now.

Get on board before the train leaves the station…