Free challenge
The 30-Day Posting Challenge
Post one short video a day for 30 days, with a plan written for your business, a Monday email, and a weekly group call with other Kansas City business owners doing the same thing. It's free.
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Join the 30-Day Posting Challenge
One video a day for 30 days, with a plan, a weekly push, and people doing it alongside you. Free.
- All 30 days of your plan unlocked the moment you join, ready to drop into your phone’s calendar
- Every Monday: this week's seven videos, what to film, and one hook to steal
- A group video call each week. I'm on every one
- Finish all 30 and I'll go through your analytics with you, free, so you know what to make more of
No spam, no sales sequence. Unsubscribe with one tap when the 30 days are done.
You're in. Here's what happens next.
- Right nowHead to your plan and all 30 days unlock. Add them to your phone’s calendar so each day’s video shows up as a reminder.
- Day 1The challenge kicks off. First Monday email: your seven videos for week one.
- Every weekGroup call link in Monday's email. Bring what you filmed, get unstuck.
- Day 30Book your free analytics review. We find your winners and make more.
How it works
- 1. Build your planAnswer four questions in the Content Plan Builder. Your first week is free right away.
- 2. Join the challengeAll 30 days unlock, and you can edit and rearrange them to fit your business.
- 3. Post every dayEach day's video shows up on your phone's calendar with the hook and what to film.
- 4. Show up weeklyBring what you filmed to the group call. Get unstuck, and keep going.
Questions about the challenge
Does it cost anything?
No. The challenge, the plan and the weekly calls are free.
Do I need to be good on camera?
No. Plenty of the ideas work without your face in them, like carousels, stories and behind-the-scenes clips. The calls are there to help with the rest.
What if I miss a day?
Pick up the next day. Finishing the month matters more than a perfect streak.
Who runs it?
I do. I'm Jerry Ellis, and I run Ellis Creative, a short-form video agency in Kansas City. See my work