People Magic: How to Build a $1M Community Over Deliver with a 30 Day Challenge
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Dec 19, 2024 Many people hesitate to start a community due to fear of commitment. A 30-day challenge can be a great alternative, offering a trial period to gauge interest and refine your vision. This short-term commitment enables you to practice pricing, host live events, and even create courses. Taking action during this challenge builds confidence and prepares you for future community growth. It's about learning by doing and overcoming procrastination on your ideas!
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Start Small, Test Your Audience
- If you fear low engagement with an annual membership, start smaller.
- Launch a 30-day challenge, a one-time event, or a mini-course to test your audience.
Focus on Transitions
- Structure your 30-day challenge around a specific transition, like becoming a first-time parent or engineering manager.
- This helps attract a targeted audience facing similar challenges.
Charge for Your Challenge
- Charge for your 30-day challenge to validate your pricing and attract committed participants.
- Determine your price based on results, replacement value, and perceived respect.