so the breathometer thing actually turned out to be a disaster. They got into a whole bunch of legal trouble by claiming it was 100% accurate and ended up getting sued like crazy.
The reason you never see her invest is because you only watch the pitches on youtube with catchy titles instead of watching the full episodes. Barbara has pretty much the same amount of deals as Robert and Lori. Kevin has the least. I'm pretty sure Barbara has the second most shark tank updates. The Coop, Daisy Cakes, Ava the Elephant, Tom + Chee, Pork Barrel BBQ, Pipsnacks, Scratch and Grain, Cousins Maine Lobster, Villy Customs, Vinny Wad, Nardo's Natural, Grace and Lace, Ryan's Barkery are just some of her successful deals.
I've been investing with TERESA JENSEN WHITE's guidance for a few years and I couldn't be happier. Her company has given me the best ROI while preserving my capital and has the most thorough investment guidance out there. It also never burns my money with speculation or poor philosophies of risk management.
Dont forget,the original doorbell camera idea stood on this stage as well and none of the sharks made an offer. "Doorbot" later known as Ring ,went on to make the inventor a billionaire. He returned at a later episode as a shark.
@@jbd4365 not really stupid. If the numbers and sales aren’t there, it just doesn’t make sense to invest. There’s hundreds of thousands of cool and unique ideas out in the world. Some extremely practical. But for the shark tank, they just care about if the item has the sales to show the demand.
@@markpozsar5785 they're big investors that probably get several offers and invest in hundreds of business a month, I don't think they have the time to get a good but badly executed idea out of the paper and risk their money. it's better to invest on good ideas that are already in the market
Problem is his figures are very outdated. For example The last one (Scrub daddy) has made well over $130 million in sales as of January 2017. Also he has new products which are most successful like scrub mummy..
Anyone else notice the crazy evaluations in more recent seasons? It used to be like $100,000 for 15-25% but now everyone comes in asking $500,000 for 3%
Reggie_bringit but don’t you think it would be a good thing for these addicts to try to be safe? It should be an industry standard for a breathalyzer to be done before your car can start. Anything that can be done to protect the driver and all other motorists should be done.
I didn't realize the scrub daddy started out on Shark Tank! I used them when I was living in the dorms in college. They're so cute and work super well.
As a Shark Tank fan, I watched each of the business owners’ pitch in this video and observed their true drive and passion for their product. I think this was one of the reasons why they all became successful in their own unique way. And I’m sure blood, sweat, and tears weren’t far behind.
The breathometor was a failure actually. Some governmental association made them refund all customers and stopped them from selling the product due to inaccurate advertising. They said it was tested by a government testing facility which was inaccurate and so was the product.
Yep and I'm glad they didn't, because now they're kicking themselves in the ass. That guy who invented it, has quadrupled his profits into a 500 million dollar industry.
@J. St true some people dont mind a regular 8-5. I personally love doing everyrhing on my own. I can't stand being supervised by someone who is not even above intellectual avarage. I've had good leaders and bad leaders and still can't compare to being on my own, working my own hours, doing my own finances, planning my monthly budget for the company.
@J. St nice! IT security is something I always thought of being interesting. Maybe in the future I might knock out some classes and try to get a job at some hospital or facility that require IT security which is almost everywhere. Well goodluck to you sir and hope you get to be a leader oneday.
The breathometer went out of business by 2017. it turned out to be very inaccurate and they were forced by FTC to refund all of their customers and filed for bankruptcy.
Im literally watching like 2 hours worth of this show a day... i love the damn thing but im just kinda confused as to when the whole thing blew up in popularity
One thing I realized after playing around with social media ads is that it doesn't matter how good your idea is unless you can reach the target audience. You can make millions selling toenail clippers for cats if you have a good marketing. That is the only reason why some of these people succeeded AFTER appearing on the show and not before that. And that's why every single one of us is bombarded by ads every second of our waking lives and it will only get worse in the future.
Dude your figures are very outdated. Scrub daddy has made over $130 million in sales as of January 2017. He also has new product range called scrub mummy which makes a bucket load of mummy.
Just saying the breathometer thing actually was a bad investment, the government got involved because of false claims by the creator thus he had to refund however many millions he sold.
Breathometer failed ..they got fckd Bcz they was saying they was 100% accurate but they wasn’t so they had to repay the money and got fines all over the place ...
The breathometer was an 1 million deal make by all of the sharks for the 30%, 15% for cuban and the rest well for the rest of sharks. Thanks very good video
According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible. And for that reason, I'm out
Doorbot episode? AKA Ring? #2 Top selling Amazon seller? The company Amazon eventually bought for 1 billion dollars? That seems to be the best and you missed that lol.
No it’s true. They’ll start sounding like they’re about to make an offer complimenting them n stuff then just say “and for that reason I’m out” like wait what
*Sharks love EQITY. I like when one person pitches their dream and sells controlling interest in their company. Sharks love these company's, cause they run to the bank and sell the equity, get their money back, immediately.*.
The door bell RING was bought out for 1billion dollars!!!!!!! The guy who invented came back to Shark Tankand invested into other entrepreneurs businesses on the show this year. Now that's a full circle!!!
I hate most top 10 channels because they use shoddy computer-generated voiceovers and produce dull, repetitive content. But you're different. Thank you for that. 😁
