[StaceyR]

Saucemoto really took off after Shark Tank! They struck a deal with Kevin O’Leary, although the final agreement wasn’t exactly as planned. Despite that, they’ve managed to thrive, expanding their product line and selling widely online and in stores like Amazon and Walmart.

[AustinM]

Did the deal with Kevin O’Leary fall through, or did they just modify it? How are they doing financially now? Any recent updates?

[WestonParker]

The deal with Kevin O’Leary did fall through, but Saucemoto didn’t let that stop them. They continued to market effectively and now report annual profits around $400,000. The product remains popular, especially among fast-food lovers.

[candi]

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[KristaGraham]

Seriously, who knew we’d need a sauce holder in our cars? Next up, a French fry warmer for the dashboard! But hey, kudos to them for making it work. Gotta love that entrepreneurial spirit! 😂

[BristolDave]

I absolutely love their story! Turning a messy car ride into a business idea that actually works. It’s the epitome of innovation. They even have new products now, like donut and nugget ice cube molds.

[Gustavo89]

Are we sure these new products are not just gimmicks? Seems like they’re trying to cash in on the Shark Tank fame with anything that might stick.

[MistyJ]

While it’s true that they’re expanding into different products, the original Saucemoto clip still holds strong in the market. It’s got a solid customer base and high ratings on Amazon, which speaks to its utility and quality.

[StaceyR]

Even if the new products seem quirky, it’s not uncommon for companies to diversify. It can actually be a smart move to keep the brand fresh and appealing.

[AustinM]

Does anyone know if they partnered with any big fast-food chains as planned?

[WestonParker]

Yes, they did manage to partner with a few fast-food chains like Zaxby’s and Chick-Fil-A for promotional deals. This helped boost their visibility and sales significantly.

[TristanW]

Why do people even eat in their cars? Just wait till you get home. Problem solved.

[KristaGraham]

Not everyone has your patience. Some of us live life on the go! Plus, where’s the fun in eating fries at home when you can have them in traffic? 😂

[StaceyR]

It’s also worth noting that their social media presence, while not huge, is quite active. They engage with their community and keep them updated on new developments and products.

[BristolDave]

And don’t forget, their success isn’t just about the product. It’s about solving a real problem people have – messy car rides. They’ve tapped into a niche market brilliantly.

[Gustavo89]

Let’s see if they can sustain this success long-term. Trends can be fleeting, and the market for niche products is tricky.

[AustinM]

That’s a valid point. Longevity in the market will depend on continuous innovation and maintaining quality. Have they mentioned any new innovations lately?

[WestonParker]

Aside from the new products like the ice cube molds, they haven’t announced any major innovations. But they seem to be focusing on solidifying their current market position and expanding distribution channels.

[MistyJ]

It’ll be interesting to see if they branch out into more tech-oriented automotive solutions in the future. There’s a lot of potential there for integrating with in-car systems.

[candi]

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