Crowd Rules on CNBC

Crowd Rules Reality Show on CNBC

Shark Tank-like Show on CNBC - Premiere's 5/14/2013

Elizabeth Chambers and Pat Kiernan
New Host's for CNBC "Crowd Rules"

 With the huge success Shark Tank Show it was only a matter of time until the biggest stocks and business channel would come up with their own version. Coming this May 14th, CNBC will air the first of 8 episodes featuring small businesses competing for a $50,000.00 prize. Unlike the Shark Tank that consists of the Sharks using their own money for businesses that they are interested in, The Crowd Rules is set-up more as a crowd funding platform with a total of 100 judges.

Each one hour episode will consist of 3 entrepreneurs pitching their business to three judges and 97 members of the audience who hold the entrepreneurs fate on who gets the $50k. The three judges include Jewelry Designer Kendra Scott, TV Newsman Pat Kiernan and one weekly surprise guest industry expert for the theme for that particular episode. Each show will have a distinctive theme (IE: Restaurants) and the business who has the best plan to succeed will get $50,000.00 to use towards their business anyway they chose. There is only one winner in each episode of Crowd Rules.

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The Greatest Pitch

The Greatest Pitch

Shark Tank-Like Web Show Now Accepting Applications

Jonah Lupton
GreatestPitch.com

 As with any successful idea you will always have new competition as a result. Some might even say that it is the best form of flattery when someone tries to copy your success and put their own spin on a proven business plan. The highly rated and successful Shark Tank Show is no exception with several Shark Tank-like shows starting to come out of the wood work. They all have a panel of Angel Investors that are willing to invest in your idea/product for a percentage of the business. The Greatest Pitch however is taking this model and putting a brand new spin that has yet to be proven as a successful business model.

 The Greatest Pitch was just started by serial entrepreneur Jonah Lupton who already has several successful business start-ups under his belt. Unlike the Shark Tank Show that is 100% geared towards the T.V. market, The Greatest Pitch will be 100% geared towards the Internet Video market.Read More Here-->>>