Their branding is fantastic, and we think that this is a company we’re going to remember long-term. McClary Brothers Drinking Vinegars– We love the idea for the business, and while we’re not a big drinker and despite vinegar personally, there is a lot this business is doing right. Not so much, since it made them look almost sneaky when they weren’t really trying to be. They were very coy about their financial details either almost like they weren’t prepared for the questions, or they could get a Shark aboard without them. We do think that the company wanted to get a deal done on the show, but at the same time they acted almost like they thought it would be easier. Here’s the problem: The valuation was insane for a “Shark Tank” product. Ashton has his first deal alongside Lori Greiner, and the two can now try to sell this quickly to the viewing public.Īcton– These “rocketskates” were fairly cool to look at, and to us it was almost an advanced version of some of those shoes with the wheels included in them that we’ve seen on other shows over the years. You’ve got a patent, a guy with a good idea, and an investment that is not insanely expensive by Shark standards. Sure, the packaging isn’t great, but this to us is one of those deals that feels like easy money. It’s a sweet, charming idea, and understandably one that the sharks jumped at. This time around, this said innovation was finding a way to ensure that parents could feed their children without having to hold the bottle in one hand and the kid in the other. The Beebo– We’ve seen countless products like this on the show before: An innovation to infant care created by someone trying to metaphorically make a better mousetrap.
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