It’s not what you know…

How cool is this? Amy’s first post on the Thirty Day Challenge forum was picked up by the currently most popular guitar-playing internet marketing anti-guru on the internet.

Why I love the Thirty Day Challenge – Reason 12
Bringing families together -21st century style
I spotted this great post on the forums….
Oh and by the way – to the Hundreds of teenagers and Seven year olds on the challenge. I’m really sorry for blowing Facebook and Second life for you by showing it to your parents. I know it’s tre’ uncool to get added by ma and pa – but hey it’s for a good cause
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30DC and Nonprofits? – Thirty Day Challenge Forums
Hey Dad! This is great. Never thought I would find you on facebook – I can help with making the group work (since you have issues)! Now can we talk about something other than 30DC for a change?
Love you – a

Good thing her avatar is wearing shades…

Nonprofit Thirty Day Challenge?

What does the Thirty Day Challenge have to do with a nonprofit organization – especially this nonprofit, whose main purpose isn’t fundraising. Isn’t the Thirty Day Challenge all about making money online?

Well, yes and no. Although the challenge is to earn $10 online in 30 days, the focus is on becoming a Web 2.0 master. Sounds pretty relevant to an organization trying to evolve itself to Many-Hands 2.0.

Don’t know if a “.org” can join the 30DC (maybe Ed has some advice) – but a few of its members already have. What we learn in the Challenge we’ll try to apply to Many Hands – along with developing our own money machines of course (how else can we quit our jobs and spend all our time volunteering?).

One obvious idea from the first few days of training is to create a Many Hands group on facebook. We’ll send Mack over to set that up right now. Anything else we should be doing?