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How to Make Your Fun a Business

Written by Posted On Friday, 07 December 2018 19:41

Social media is a powerful tool in today’s world, especially for young entrepreneurs like myself. I didn’t always use social media platforms responsibly, though. In high school, much of the content I posted was highly controversial. I was under the impression that any publicity was good publicity. Anything to get those eyes onto my page and intrigued by my brand, I did it.


That all changed when I started to see other influencers not only making money but having a huge positive impact on those around them. I began to take my role online seriously, determined to use my platform with maturity and respect. I networked as much as possible, contacting fellow creators for collaborations. Eventually, I found myself at the top of the game in my city, Scottsdale, Arizona. I’ve now teamed up with countless successful entrepreneurs, professional athletes, social influencers and mentors. If it weren’t for the hard work I’ve put into building my brand, I would lack many of my most meaningful connections and friendships.

Names like Tai Lopez, Clever Investor and Supreme Patty have continuously inspired me to be better throughout the years. I’m driven by the idea of having some positive impact on others through my brand. I’ve even been able to become involved in new business ventures as a result of my online following. I started an Instagram growth platform called Boostagram and crushed records in an affiliate program called Tranont.

On my Instagram, @realversaceking, you’ll find me posing with friends, sporting high fashion and posting shots of my cars, from BMWs to Lamborghinis. But it’s not all for show. As an influencer, what I want most is to influence my followers into greatness by creating amazing content. It’s a goal I feel very fortunate to strive towards. I’ll leave you with a caption I posted on Instagram alongside a shot of my Corvette last week: “If you have a dream, don’t just sit there! Gather courage to believe that you can succeed and leave no stone unturned to make it a reality. Go hard!”  

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Tyler Penske

Branding Specialist | Investor | Real Estate Agent

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