31 min
Dan Fleyshman, Youngest Founder ever to Go Public Living The Red Life
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- Entrepreneurship
What is the secret to becoming the youngest founder ever to take a company public (at age 19!)? Dan Fleyshman has the answer to that, as he’s the person with that title. And the answer involves lots of hard, smart work. Dan is a social media mogul and serial entrepreneur who spends his time running a social media agency for influencers, as well as being an angel investor.
On this episode of Living The Red Life with Rudy Mawer, Dan is candidly offering up the tricks and tools he uses in this exciting new world of influencer marketing. Rudy, the man in red, is also pinning Dan down on the topic of joint ventures and partnerships — how to bring on a quarterback to run your business while you stay coach.
On top of that, Dan is offering his insights into how he is making shrewd investments in companies that have hit that magic $2 million mark in sales, helping them scale to $100 million. His advice to young, budding entrepreneurs wanting to make it big like him early on? Keep your overheads low, and don’t quit your day job – yet! More advice from the guy who trademarked the catchphrase “Who’s Your Daddy?” inside!
“With influencers, what’s great is that you can see right away.” ~ Dan Fleyshman
The first 1000 to click here and send the promo code from the podcast can claim one of my courses for FREE! - https://m.me/rudymawerlife
In This Episode:
- Dan’s origin story involves catchphrases and online casinos
- Understanding the ‘cost per 1000 eyeballs’ of an Influencer post – and the ROI
- Digging for oil on social media: influencers post, and you can see the analytics the next day
- Don’t quit your day job (yet!) — working weekends and 6 to 10 in the evenings
- The power you have in your own hands — using your phone to run your business
- Leveraging your influence to crowdfund: high-risk investing for high reward
- The value of keeping your overheads low in your 20s and 30s
And more!
Connect with Dan Fleyshman:
Instagram
Connect with Rudy Mawer:
LinkedIn
Instagram
Facebook
Twitter
What is the secret to becoming the youngest founder ever to take a company public (at age 19!)? Dan Fleyshman has the answer to that, as he’s the person with that title. And the answer involves lots of hard, smart work. Dan is a social media mogul and serial entrepreneur who spends his time running a social media agency for influencers, as well as being an angel investor.
On this episode of Living The Red Life with Rudy Mawer, Dan is candidly offering up the tricks and tools he uses in this exciting new world of influencer marketing. Rudy, the man in red, is also pinning Dan down on the topic of joint ventures and partnerships — how to bring on a quarterback to run your business while you stay coach.
On top of that, Dan is offering his insights into how he is making shrewd investments in companies that have hit that magic $2 million mark in sales, helping them scale to $100 million. His advice to young, budding entrepreneurs wanting to make it big like him early on? Keep your overheads low, and don’t quit your day job – yet! More advice from the guy who trademarked the catchphrase “Who’s Your Daddy?” inside!
“With influencers, what’s great is that you can see right away.” ~ Dan Fleyshman
The first 1000 to click here and send the promo code from the podcast can claim one of my courses for FREE! - https://m.me/rudymawerlife
In This Episode:
- Dan’s origin story involves catchphrases and online casinos
- Understanding the ‘cost per 1000 eyeballs’ of an Influencer post – and the ROI
- Digging for oil on social media: influencers post, and you can see the analytics the next day
- Don’t quit your day job (yet!) — working weekends and 6 to 10 in the evenings
- The power you have in your own hands — using your phone to run your business
- Leveraging your influence to crowdfund: high-risk investing for high reward
- The value of keeping your overheads low in your 20s and 30s
And more!
Connect with Dan Fleyshman:
Instagram
Connect with Rudy Mawer:
LinkedIn
Instagram
Facebook
Twitter
31 min