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Smut.com Launches Free Hosted Blogging

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Adult bloggers who want to associate their writing with a popular domain name have a new option in Smut.com.

Smut.com is now offering free hosted blogging at the premier four-letter domain. Bloggers who sign up will receive a subdomain at Smut.com and a Wordpress-powered blog interface.

AdultRevenueService.com promotes the base Smut.com domain, which includes a network of more than 100 paysites. Adult Revenue Service's Bryan S. touted the simplicity of the Smut.com domain name.

“We have spent much time developing this product to ensure a user-friendly and efficient way for bloggers to get the attention they desire," he said. "The fact that the domain name we’re offering is a very short four-letter one also offers some fantastic benefits for bloggers — benefits such as making it very favorable to search engines and [improved rankings].”

Other features include search-engine optimization, hyphen and dash support in subdomain names, support for embedded videos, up to 100 megabytes of hosting image space and 90 blog themes.

Support for Smut.com blogs will be provided through the LOLBoard.com message board.

For more information, visit Smut.com/blogs or AdultRevenueService.com.

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