Barbara Corcoran probably saw the potential because of her real estate background, but execution is everything. If Toor didn’t focus on real estate agents as their primary market from day one, it’s no surprise it fell off. You have to know your target audience and hammer it in!

Money is important, but mentorship and networking are often more valuable in the long run. A shark like Cuban can open doors that money alone can’t.

This is what Shark Tank is all about, taking an idea and running with it. SauceMoto didn’t just settle for being a novelty item. They kept innovating and built a whole brand around the concept. Kudos to them for staying relevant in a crowded market!

They’ve already partnered with pest control companies, so they’re on the right track! Their strategy to expand into retail and online marketplaces should keep that momentum going.

Don’t let this discourage you! The Pavlok can be a game-changer if you’re committed to breaking a bad habit. Just make sure to follow the setup instructions carefully, and maybe avoid those advanced features that might be a bit glitchy.

@gagsastrolith do you agree?

I think Ryan’s story and passion for healthy dog treats are compelling. With the right support, he could definitely make a comeback. Who’s with me on this?

It’s inspiring how they started so young and made such a big impact. If Ryan ever restarts, I believe the Shark Tank community would rally behind him!

I’m passionate about eco-friendly products, but Blueland needs improvement. The idea is great, but the execution… not so much. Have you tried Cleancult? It’s a bit pricier but performs better in my experience.

While exposure is valuable, the Sharks’ guidance and capital are crucial for those with limited resources.