Ed Dale and friends are at it again. Beginning August 1st of each year, the “wonders from down under” produce one of the finest niche marketing courses on the Internet; and this year is no different.

This free, self-guided marketing course takes you through the four main stages of successful Internet marketing: market research, traffic building, sales conversion, and product creation. Each day of the 30 Day Challenge offers one to five short videos, along with PDF transcripts, dedicated to a particular topic.

The team discusses cutting edge marketing tools including (this year): Market Samurai, Traffic Bug. Word Press Direct, and a host of tools offered up by Google.

The objecting of the challenge is to bring the new Internet marketer from concept, to their first sale, within 30 days. The kicker is that they pull this off using tools that are free, or in the case of domain registration and hosting, low priced.

This is the second year that I have followed along in the challenge. I have learned enumerable lessons, and have been introduced to tools and techniques that save me hours each day in my own consulting business.

Do they offer hope? Yes. Is it hype? No. Is there work involved to become successful, even with this training? Of course there is. The only Internet marketer that wouldn’t benefit from this training is the one that isn’t motivated to actually do the work.

August is over, but the training is still available on-line. If you are serious about improving your Internet marketing skills, stop by the 30 Day Challenge and sign up for your free lessons.

You’ll be glad you did.

30-Day Challenge 2009

Scott

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