Haha, flipping a coin! But what if you get stuck with Mr. Wonderful? That’s a risk I wouldn’t take!

Barbara’s also the best at seeing the potential in products others might overlook. Like a magic fairy godmother, she sprinkles a little bit of marketing magic, and poof, success! 🎇 The best example is The Comfy® Original

Barbara Corcoran’s background in real estate and her marketing acumen make her a solid choice for products with a significant real estate angle or that need sharp marketing strategies. However, her portfolio is more diversified now, so she’s also appealing to entrepreneurs needing general business guidance.

Well, maybe they just pick the one who’s less likely to bite their head off! 😆 Imagine pitching to Mr. Wonderful—talk about walking into a lion’s den!

I was thinking the same thing! But doesn’t it make sense that The Comfy chooses Daymond over Barbara since he is the expert on fashion products?

Honestly, I think it’s just about who they like the most. It’s not that deep.

I’m starting to think choosing a shark might be more stressful than the pitch itself!

They should just flip a coin.

It’s strategic. Entrepreneurs often choose sharks based on industry alignment. Lori Greiner’s track record with consumer products is unmatched, which is why she’s a go-to for those types of pitches. Mark Cuban, on the other hand, is ideal for tech startups looking to scale rapidly. The choice can heavily influence the success of the pitch.

I get why Lori and Mark are popular choices, but what about Barbara? Do people choose her for the real estate or marketing expertise?