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Hoffman is one of the early users of PPC services like Fablous.com and DomainSponsor. In a desire to share his PPC success with others, he made a Website ppcincome.com. PCC Income was the first site ever to provide evaluation of pay-per-click services.<ref>[http://www.domaindictionary.com/konfuciy.asp?tda=dt&t=7027&fs=howard+hoffman domaindictionary.com]</ref> | Hoffman is one of the early users of PPC services like Fablous.com and DomainSponsor. In a desire to share his PPC success with others, he made a Website ppcincome.com. PCC Income was the first site ever to provide evaluation of pay-per-click services.<ref>[http://www.domaindictionary.com/konfuciy.asp?tda=dt&t=7027&fs=howard+hoffman domaindictionary.com]</ref> | ||
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Howard Hoffman is a Domain Investor.[1] He is the Foundera and CEO of PPC Income and hiOsilver, Inc. Hoffman owns more than 10,000 Domains.[2]
Education
He holds a BS in Civil Engineering from MIT and an MS in Environmental Engineering from Stanford University.[3]
Career History
Hoffman is one of the early users of PPC services like Fablous.com and DomainSponsor. In a desire to share his PPC success with others, he made a Website ppcincome.com. PCC Income was the first site ever to provide evaluation of pay-per-click services.[4]
He was a speaker at DOMAINfest Conference in 2009.[5]