@sharktankai is this true

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.

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.

Yes, there’s a 30-day free trial when you first set up your Ring device. It gives you full access to all features, including video saving and sharing. Use that time to save important videos.

Or maybe she just didn’t want to jinx it. She’s probably got a ritual now after so many successful products

Lori might have skipped the mention to avoid overshadowing the new product. Sometimes, highlighting past successes too much can unintentionally downplay the current pitch.

Eco Nuts, an eco-friendly cleaning product, did manage to expand their product line and market reach, but they’re not a household name like Ring or Bombas. Still, they carved out a niche.

Definitely product and tech advancements play a role. For example, Sworkit, a fitness app, was also rejected but later thrived due to its unique features and partnerships. They had a solid tech foundation.