110. How Gwen Lane Made $1 Million From Investing $100K

Cubicle to CEO

Ellen Yin

Entrepreneurship, Business, Marketing

5.0 • 580 Ratings

🗓️ 4 October 2021

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Welcome back to the show, friends! This begins a new era on our podcast where we’ll be bringing you weekly interviews with the best & brightest in business to share each founder’s Cubicle to CEO story, breakdown one specific case study with tangible takeaways to apply today, and reveal the person behind the business in our just-for-fun lightning round. I knew my friend Gwen would be the perfect debut for this new show format, so let me introduce her real quick. Gwen Lane went from digital marketer to lifestyle blogger to business mentor and now founder of the Seven Figure Influencer program. After selling her first business, The LA Girl, Gwen now helps content creators and entrepreneurs monetize their influence with premium partnerships and digital offers, having landed dream partnerships herself with Disney, Facebook, Google, Target, American Airlines, and more! Today Gwen will be giving us the behind the scenes breakdown of why and how she invested $100K in her business to generate $1 MILLION dollars of revenue - a 10X return! Connect with Gwen: gwenlane.com @heygwenlane thespark.school sevenfigureinfluencer.com If you enjoyed today's episode, please: Join our referral rewards program by signing up for our text notifications at ellenyin.com/superfan , and share your custom referral link with your biz besties to get them to sign up too! Post a screenshot & key takeaway on your IG story and tag me @missellenyin & @cubicletoceo so I can repost you. Leave a positive review on Apple Podcasts Subscribe for new episodes every Monday Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Kupacold of CEO podcast, episode 110.
0:06.4	Welcome back to the show, friends.
0:08.1	I'm your host, Ellen Yin, and this episode begins a new era on our podcast where we'll
0:13.2	be bringing you weekly interviews with the best and brightest in business to share each
0:17.4	founder's Cubicle to CEO's story, break down one specific case study with
0:22.2	tangible takeaways you can apply today, and to reveal the person behind the business in our
0:27.2	just-for-fun lightning round. I knew my friend Gwen would be the perfect debut for this new show
0:32.8	format, so let me introduce her real quick. Gwen Lane went from digital marketer to lifestyle blogger to business mentor and now founder
0:41.2	of the seven-figure influencer program.
0:44.2	After selling her first business, The LA Girl, Gwen now helps content creators and entrepreneurs
0:49.2	monetize their influence with premium partnerships and digital offers, having landed
0:53.9	dream partnerships herself with Disney, and digital offers, having landed dream partnerships
0:54.8	herself with Disney, Facebook, Google, Target, American Airlines, and more.
1:00.5	Today, Gwen will be giving us the behind-the-scenes breakdown of why and how she invested
1:05.7	$100,000 in her business to generate $1 million of revenue, a 10x return.
1:16.5	Welcome to the CIPA to CEO podcast.
1:23.4	I'm your host of marketing minimalist, Ellen Yin.
1:25.9	I'm a first generation Asian American founder
1:28.5	who profitably grew my business to $1 million by age 26 with no funding or debt. Now I'm on a
1:35.5	mission to share what I've learned to help you scale your own impact and income. Whether you're
1:40.7	trying to escape an actual cubicle or breaking out of a figurative box that has kept you stuck,
1:46.0	we're giving you access to the best and brightest minds in business on our show every Monday.
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