Yoga Bellies took the Grey Goose approach.....jack up the price, make it look more "premium" and the "rich folk" will be all over it like flies to the proverbial.
It worked for Arnold Schwarzenegger back when he was brick laying so yeah sometimes the solution is to hike up the price it gives the impression of value.
Surprised none of the dragons considered the ENORMOUS savings in transport costs (environment) - if this could be applied to other drinks, it could be revolutionary.
MLM models are generally Ponzi schemes which occasionally falls into the remit of fraud. This is not one of them, because the structure of franchising is entirely different from MLM.
The yoga business was cringe. A useless activity with no real benefits. There are easier ways to relieve of the stress. I invite all yoga "teachers" to find a real occupation.
@@jack-a-lopiumthank you. How I would start a pitch in the Den: “Hello capitalist pigs, I am here to present my business which combines office space, cycling and textiles. [camera quickly cuts to a closeup shot of Touker’s bemused face]. I am asking for £50,000 in exchange for 1 % of my business. I will take questions from everyone except for Deborah Meaden”.
