Next Shark Tank Show
Kickstarter Success = Shark Tank Success
Rerun from January 11, 2013
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A Great Way To Get On The
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If there is one sure fire way to get noticed and possibly get on the Shark Tank Show it would have to be with how successful your crowd funding campaign was. It's become very clear in season 4 that the ABC producer's overseeing the Shark Tank very much take your
crowd funding success into consideration when deciding who gets to be on the show. And why shouldn't they? Unlike any other business type reality show, the Shark Tank Show, ABC and even Disney have a direct financial stake in ALL products and services seen on the show. The more successful you can prove that there is indeed a market for your invention using a crowd funding platform, the more interest you will receive from the producer's WANTING you on the show. That's a Huge Advantage from everyone else that may have a good idea, but is still unproven to be a winner.
This weeks rerun of the Shark Tank has two different inventions that first got their major break using Kickstarter.com to launch their businesses. The first one and one of Kickstarters biggest success stories to date is Coffee Joulies. Can you imagine having a Great Idea and starting a crowd funding campaign that averages over $10,000.00 A Day for a solid month straight? Having successfully raised over $300,000.00 in a little over a Months time, the two Dave's quickly climbed above the competition and became a favorite for the producer's to get this product on the show.
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The SendABall Business was started by two sisters Michele Kapustka and Melisa Moroko who really are crazy about the Send A Ball Business. In fact they love them so much, it's become a Family Affair. Who wants to get just another Greeting Card when you can Send A Ball instead? At first you wouldn't (or at least I didn't) think you can send a ball through the mail without having in boxed up. But from a little experimenting at how far they could push the envelope with the Post Office, Michele and Melisa actually created a thriving mailorder business. 
by Rebecca Rescate who first appeared on the Shark Tank Show in Season 2 with the wildly successful product "The Citty Kitty" which teaches cats to use a toilet. She returns with her new business partner Chris Hindley in episode 415 looking for another investment of $90k for a 15% stake in the traveling pillow with a hood on it. They even invented another smaller HoodiePillow designed for long trips on airplanes and cars. Within 8 weeks time prior to the taping of their shark tank episode, Rebecca claims they have already sold 3000 HoodiePillow's in just the first 8 weeks. Robert Herjevic still thinking about the deal that got away with Rebecca's Citty Kitty deal from season 2, ends up making a deal with Rescate and Hindley for $90k and 20% of the Hoodie Pillow Business.
