Profy - New Host for Your Free Blogs

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We have recently launched a new blogging platform named Profy in beta.

It offers a unique approach of doing all the things related to blogging in one place - so it has applications for reading feeds, publishing posts, managing comments, networking with your readers and fellow bloggers and communicating with them privately via instant messaging - all within one platform and one browser tab.

The blogs on Profy are absolutely free to use and we even allow our bloggers to monetize their blogs without some tricky revenue sharing - you can display ads from any advertising network as widgets on your Profy blog easily.

So I'd love to invite everyone here to take a look at what we have to offer and hopefully share some feedback with us. And maybe some of you will love the simplicity of the blogging process that we've made our main selling point and the advanced interface of Profy. You can find further details here or watch our video demo. Or you can ask your questions right here, of course, - I am always happy to share the Profy story!

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It is actually pretty simple: while the existing blog platforms only focus on the process of publishing posts while we make it a point that a blogger should be able to do everything related to blogging in one place. This is why Profy offers a broad range of AJAX applications starting from the blog editor and on to the feed reader where you can read all your news and quickly use them as sources for your new posts, social network for you to find bloggers you may know or may be interested in following and discovering new content via other users, and even an instant messaging application for you to be able to communicate directly to your readers and fellow bloggers.

This is why we call it "All Things Blogging" - we have realized that blogging has become a tiresome process for some people that takes lots of time and open browser tabs. Our goal is to reduce the hassle as much as possible and make blogging a really flexible and comprehensive process in which your major focus should be actually the creative side of blogging.