Shark Tankis a venture capital reality TV show where aspiring entrepreneurs can realize their American Dream.
In some cases, the Sharks missed the boat.
There are a few memorably successfulShark Tankinvestments that take the cake.
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But he also agreed to finance inventory and product on top of his percentage ownership.
It was a no-brainer to say yes.
OwnerAaron Krausechose to accept the deal withLori Greiner, the self-professed queen of QVC.
The company has made millions with plenty of happy customers who claim it really works.
They have heavily promoted the product, including during this years Super Bowl.
5Pipcorn Snacks
A brother and sister team startedPipcornsnacks, made from heirloom popcorn kernels.
The brand also caught the attention ofOprah Winfrey.
4PhoneSoap
Some businesses might have struggled during COVID-19,movies even bombed during the pandemic.
But another brand that benefitted from the COVID-19 pandemic isPhonesoap.
Naturally, this jarring data told by ownersWesley LaporteandDan Barnescaught the Sharks attention.
The product that aims to help rid phones of these gross germs is a UV sanitizer.
They haggled her down to 10 percent, which she accepted.
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They had a variety of offerings already, some traditionally tacky, others inappropriately NSFW with adult-centric humor.
Herjavec was also impressed that Morton left his prosperous career to focus solely on this company.
He awarded the dedication with a $100,000 investment for 10 percent of the business.
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The company has generated sales of $117 million, according toYahoo Finance.
2Simply Fit Board
Another product that sometimes proves the most successful ideas are the simplest.
The product, the mother-daughter ownersLinda ClarkandGloria Hoffmanexplained, can be used to work every muscle in the core.
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1Wicked Good Cupcakes
Cupcakes in a jar?
Who could say no to that?
Mother-and-daughter duoTracey NoonanandDanielle Vilagiecame up with this idea for simple yet delicious on-the-go cupcakes in a jar.
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Each cupcake is made with eye-catching and mouth-watering layers, all of which are viewable through the jar.
When the Sharks sampled them, they were blown away.
They managed to get him down to 45 cents and it was a deal.
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A year later, the company reported that sales grew 600 percent, according toFood Republic.
By 2018, the business was worth $10 million.
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