Hutt wondered if The Thirty Day Challenge might turn out to be a scam. I assure you it is not. I have taken the course twice now and have never paid them a cent.
I honestly believe that if someone is willing to work hard using the free advice they give about earning money online, one could become very successful.
Actually, I did take one of their suggestions about affiliate work and posted a blog entry about a bike speedometer I had purchased at Amazon and really liked. I was hoping to interest other people in buying one like it. A few days later, I noticed that I had earned 84 cents from Amazon. Hmm. That didn't sound right. The only item I had posted wouldn't have brought me that amount.
I checked my Amazon account and found that a person had clicked on the speedometer ad and, although they decided not to buy it, they had purchased a backpack, some bike pedals, etc. Amazon pays not only on sales of the item you advertise for them, but also on any sales that result from that click. Eighty-four cents isn't a ton of money, I know, but it was enough to show me that the system does work, and I learned how to do it through The Thirty Day Challenge.
Give it a try and see for yourself if the course isn't worth its weight in gold.
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