Military.com is the website created by Military Advantage to be a portal for U.S. military members. In early 2004, Military Advantage was purchased by Monster.com. The company's main revenue streams are advertising, military-themed products and lead generation for military recruiters. The website was founded by Christopher Michel in 1999 and went live in 2000.

In 2004, Monster called the company "the nation's largest military marketing firm."

Military.com, which claims more than 10 million members, also owns Fred's Place, Defensetech.org, Milblogging.com and MilitaryBenefits.com.

Miscellaneous

Although created for members of the United States Armed Forces, including the United States Department of Defense, Military.com is also used by many civilians with little or no military affiliation. Many frequent the site for military-related news, although there are many other features of use to the military community:

Free resources for military personnel, spouses and veterans:

  • Military Discounts Directory: 1000+ companies list discounts; including Apple, General Motors and Disney World
  • Military Scholarship Search: $300 million in scholarships for military personnel, veterans and families
  • Military-Friendly School Finder: 4,000 educational institutions are profiled on accepting GI Bill, offering veteran discounts, etc.
  • Buddy Finder and Social Network: 20 million searchable records connect old friends or mentors; staying connected for life is easy
  • Military and Veterans Benefits Center and Updates: Searchable benefits information in “plain English”; relevant updates are emailed
  • Headline News, Columnists, Op Ed and Blogs: News, technology updates, discussion and insights not covered by mainstream media
  • "Shock and Awe" and Military Entertainment Center: Stories that make history and unite this community are shared and celebrated
  • Deployment Center: Handy checklists and essential information on setting up power of attorney, lowering interest rates, etc.

Free career services to make the most of military experience:

  • Veteran Job Search: Supercharge connections between employers and the military talent pool; 1+ million job searches monthly
  • Military-to-Civilian Skills Translator: Enable veterans to describe their military training and experience to employers
  • Resume Resources, Transition Profiles, and Career Advice: Empower veterans to understand their career and education options
  • Veteran Career Network: Facilitate networking; over 800,000 veteran volunteers help others find jobs in their field, area or company

Official US government career resources entrusted to Monster for management:

  • TurboTAP: Official transition portal for the Dept. of Defense (www.TurboTAP.org)
  • Military Spouse Career Center: Extensive career, education and training services for Spouses (www.Military.com/Spouse)
  • Helmets to Hardhats: Resources for transition from the military into construction careers (HelmetstoHardhats.com)
  • VeteransLink: Connections between transitioning military personnel and Dept. of Labor experts in their local community

Resources to revolutionize military recruiting:

  • Insider’s Guide to Joining and ASVAB Prep Test: Help young Americans make an informed choice about military service
  • Contact a Recruiter: Connect motivated, qualified candidates to military recruiters; offer strong ROI on taxpayers’ recruiting spend

References

  1. ^ Cry Bias, and Let Slip the Blogs of War - WSJ.com
  2. ^ ► Monster Worldwide Reports First Quarter 2004 Results, Revenue Increases 11% - Web Industry Trends - Online Advertising and Web Industry Trends • Internet Ad Sales
  3. ^ Internet Archive Wayback Machine
  4. ^ Monster Government Solutions

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