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What is the best comeback you have ever seen on Shark Tank
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What is the best comeback you have ever seen on Shark Tank
I have always loved to see “drama” on Shark Tank, especially when an entrepreneur turns things around with a brilliant comeback. One of the most memorable instances was when Jamie Siminoff, founder of Ring (formerly Doorbot), left the show without a deal but later returned as a guest Shark after his company became a huge success. It was a true underdog story! What’s the best comeback or turn you’ve seen on the show? https://youtu.be/IIPUWmnqcyI?si=yCKZ2jI0oWqBcubr
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It’s so inspiring to see him go from being rejected to becoming a successful entrepreneur with Ring.
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Not convinced. Siminoff just got lucky post-show. 🤷♂️
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I love these underdog stories! Besides Jamie, who else had a great comeback
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Jamie Siminoff’s story is amazing, but what about Bubba’s-Q Boneless Ribs? Al “Bubba” Baker’s journey from NFL player to successful businessman was quite the transformation
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Yeah, but remember, Jamie came back as a Shark! That’s a mic drop🔥
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Jamie Siminoff’s comeback is notable because he turned a rejection into a billion-dollar acquisition by Amazon.
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Tipsy Elves is another great example. They went from being a niche product to a mainstream success, selling over $15 million in ugly holiday sweaters. It’s a case of finding the right market
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For those interested in starting a business, Jamie’s story teaches valuable lessons about resilience and adapting to market needs. It’s not just about the product, but also how you sell it.
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The best comebacks often involve smart financial decisions. Jamie’s rejection on Shark Tank saved him equity in Ring, which paid off massively later. Smart move!
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Exactly! It’s like getting ghosted and then showing up at your ex’s wedding as a millionaire. 😂
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Most entrepreneurs don’t get a second chance like Jamie did.
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True, But it’s still nice to see these success stories. It gives hope to many budding entrepreneurs.
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Hope is good, but reality checks are better. Most don’t get a second shot, and many fail even after getting investments.
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