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He authored The AdSense Code: What Google Never Told You about Making Money with AdSense, which describes for businesses how to achieve the highest revenue from Google's AdSense. VentureBeat in December 2008 noted that the app was making Comm almost $10,000 daily. It used to be in the 20 most downloaded iPhone apps ever and in October 2010 had 20,000 reviews. The $0.99 app was ranked first on Apple Inc.'s App Store after its initial 14 days, having been bought 100,000 times. iFart further has a "security" feature that triggers a fart sound if the phone's position changes. It has a "stealth" addition that enables people to set a timer for when the app will emit the fart sound. The app plays a fart noise when triggered. Ĭomm in 2008 created iFart Mobile, a best-selling app that he sold on iTunes Store. Hosted by Comm, the show pitted 12 contestants against each other to vie for a $25,000 finalist prize and the opportunity to join Comm on a project with the goal of earning $1 million. Based on the NBC show The Apprentice, it was the first Internet reality show. In 2007, Joel Comm conceived of the show The Next Internet Millionaire with Eric Holmlund.
Yahoo! used the acquisition as a basis for starting the website Yahoo! Games in April 1998. In 1997, he sold ClassicGames to Yahoo! for $1 million. He created ClassicGames, a family-friendly multiplayer gaming website that offers widely played card games and board games like bridge, checkers, chess, Euchre, Go, hearts, poker, and spades. Comm is the CEO of InfoMedia, a social media consulting company. The network of sites in 2003 had 130,000 members. Comm receives money from businesses every time his site refers a purchaser. is a directory of several hundred discounts. Comm also founded, WorldVillage's sister site, in 1999.
According to Radio Ink, he made several hundred dollars daily from Google's AdSense. He maintained the site solely through online advertising. The children's website offers trivia competitions and games. WorldVillage is a virtual village where created by Comm's company InfoMedia. In 1995, Comm started his first website, WorldVillage. Ĭomm began using the Internet in the 1980s, experimenting with modems and bulletin boards related to playing computer games. He later became a mobile disc jockey and then moved to Internet marketing because he knew he could become wealthier with an online career. Career Ĭomm began his career as a radio personality, where he played music and was a weatherman. He is the author of The New York Times bestseller and Bloomberg Businessweek bestselling book, The AdSense Code. Comm is the founder of ClassicGames, a family-friendly multiplayer gaming website he sold to Yahoo! in 1997 and was the precursor for Yahoo! Games. Joel Comm (born May 5, 1964) is an American author and Internet marketer. The AdSense Code, Twitter Power, iFart Mobile
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