Jerry Leventer

Rather than retype what’s already been written about the 30 Day Challenge, I’m going to give you a couple links to where you can read all about it from other bloggers.

Here’s a quote from Yaro Starak’s blog:

In a nutshell… The Thirty Day Challenge is about making your first $10 online. For a full 30 days we are going to be showing you exactly how to start your own Internet business and generate your first income online without spending a dime.

“I created the thirty day challenge in 2005, after I sold my 38 web sites for five million dollars (which was very cool for me). Running a business on the Internet is simply the best business to be in but unfortunately there was so much hype and false promises from people teaching all sorts of dubious strategies, which I knew from experience (and making a lot of mistakes) did not work.

The other thing that really upset me was all these people saying that they were making tens of thousands of dollars a month online. Sure you can do it, but it takes a lot of work. It was sad to me that people had their hopes raised high only to have them dashed a month or so later when they had not made their “tens of thousands of dollars”. What a waste of enthusiasm! I knew that if people made just a dollar online - that was the crucial thing - that was something you could build on…

I was angry but what could I do about it.

Just after I sold my sites in May of 2005 I was in New York and I found this intriguing book at the Barnes and Nobel on Union Square. It was all about a group of people who every November sat down and tried to write a novel in thirty days. How cool was that (and scary - the rules were that the novel had to be 50,000 words, that’s 1667 words a day for those calculator types!).

Then it hit me….

What if I ran a totally free - zero hype - internet course teaching people everything I know about Internet Marketing. The goal of the thirty days - make a single damn dollar with their own product (excuse my french!). I would get people into teams and we would support each other through thirty days. It was crazy but it just might work.

So in July of 2005, 927 hardy soles started out on the Thirty Day Challenge, and at the end of them - 27 people had made there first dollar (a further 112 made it in the 60 days after it). What a ride it was and some of those thirty day challenge newbies have gone on to be some of the best Internet marketers on the planet!

The challenge was even bigger in 2006, and now in 2007 we will have our biggest and best challenge yet and of course it’s totally free and their are no hidden catches. In fact there are a few ground rules

• Totally Free - you don’t need a single dollar to participate
• No Pitching, No Selling - When ti first started out - people thought that there was some catch - they kept waiting to be sold something - they never were.
• No computer experience necessary - seriously. Every part of the thirty day challenge is video based so you can watch along and see exactly how to do each step.
• Hype Free - This is all about a very clever process - it’s all about the training -That’s what we want you to concentrate on.

In fact, I know a lot of people who use the thirty day challenge to introduce spouses, friends and relatives to internet Marketing.

We are very excited about this years challenge because we are introducing a strategy that we have been testing for the past year - this strategy has been very successful for us and it uses all the cool Web 2.0 technology.

Click here to what Yaro Starak says about Ed Dale’s 30 Day Challenge.