Simplifid.com Launches Beta Site for Online Identity Management

Simplifid.com announces the launch of its beta (test) site offering users a single point-of-presence for their screen names, profiles, addresses, blogs and portfolios.

Pittsfield, MA (PRWEB) June 22, 2006 -- Simplifid.com announces the launch of its beta (test) site offering users a single point-of-presence for their screen names, profiles, addresses, blogs and portfolios. Simplifid.com is a free tool for web users to manage and share their profiles based on content and target audience.

The site addresses the rise in popularity of social networking sites like MySpace and Classmates.com which have greatly increased the number of profiles and screen names associated with the average web user.

A simplifid.com account allows users to create distinct IDs for a specific audience or purpose. For example, one ID may be used for business to aggregate appropriate email and content links while another may be used to share personal contact information with family and friends.

“It's a great tool for everyone from business people to chat addicts,” says Bill Fezzie, creator of simplifid.com. “It's an especially good way to keep people updated if you're changing email addresses with a new job or ISP. Many of the site testers post it in their online profiles and their website contact page of their websites and on business cards.”

Simplifid.com accounts are free and only require an active email address.

http://www.simplifid.com

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