Category: After Shark Tank

Red Dress Boutique, Bantam Bagels, Ry’s Ruffery, ‘Beyond the Tank’ revisited

Post author By Marketplace
Post date December 30, 2015

In preparation for the season 2 premiere of “Beyond the Tank” on January 5, we’re here to revisit some products from the first season! The six below are all featured…

Bantam Bagels – Not much has changed since we were last on the website, but not that it really needs to. They’ve still got delicious-looking stuffed bagel-balls that you can have delivered right to your door. They’ve managed to make it into Starbucks in several different states, and that is a complete home run no matter how you slice it.

Ry’s Ruffery – Formerly known as Ryan’s Barkery, the dog-treat company has been promoting their grain-free status hard, and is in many Petsmart locations and also on the company’s website.

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Debbie Brooks Handbags What Happened After Shark Tank?

Post author By Marketplace
Post date August 26, 2015

Debbie Brooks Handbags feature changeable magnets to swap out various looks. How did the sharks respond, and what happened after Shark Tank?

Did the company succeed?

Despite not getting a deal, Paul and Debbie have grown the brand as they had hoped and have become a massive company. Debbie Brooks now offers more than just handbags such as phone covers, key chains, and pendants.

Where can I buy Debbie Brooks products?

Debbie Brooks products can be bought directly from the company’s website at https://www.debbiebrooks.com. The company also sells some of their products on Amazon and they have a list of retailers that carry their products found on the link below.

Doorbot from Shark Tank Got a $28 Million Investment from Richard Branson

Post author By Marketplace
Post date August 22, 2015

Richard Branson bought the company and doorbot got a new name. It is now called Ring.

As the company grew, Siminoff wanted to create a more serious image, and so he changed the name of the company to Ring.

His company’s credibility went up too, and soon he was able to get into some of the world’s top retailers, including Home Depot, Target, and BesetBuy. Now Ring’s products are sold in 93 countries worldwide.

Its wider reach also led to what Siminoff describes as a “lucky break” with one very prominent investor: Richard Branson, the founder of Virgin Group with a net worth of $US4.8 billion.

Rufflebutts Update After Shark Tank – See What Happened

Post author By Marketplace
Post date August 19, 2015

Rufflebutts before Shark Tank Rufflebutts/Ruggedbutts is a clothing company for little girls and boys founded by Amber Schaub and her husband Mark.

Right after the show aired, Amber and Mark mentioned that negations were still taking place and it would take a while for the offer to close. However, it appears the deal never closed as Lori does not have Rufflebutts listed as one of her investments on her website and has not brought them up in her social media posts since airing on Shark Tank.

It is likely that Amber and Mark Schuab were trying to negotiate a new offer with Lori after the show, but the two sides could not agree to a deal that they both felt would be fair. Many have disputed this as being one of the worst deals offered on the show because it was a loan; however, it is heavily debatable because the value Lori brings outside of the cash is priceless as we have seen with many of her other Shark Tank deals.

Sun-Staches Have Grown By 50% Since Seen on ‘Shark Tank’

Post author By Marketplace
Post date August 15, 2015

Sun-Staches got a deal with Daymond on Shark Tank. Heavy interviewed the founder of the unique sunglasses company to see…

Growth has been tremendous. We have signed licensing deals with a multitude of licensors including Marvel, Saban (Power Rangers) Hasbro (My Little Pony and Transformers), DC Comics , Nickelodeon, Universal (Minions), Nintendo, Pac-Man and many others. We also massively increased our distribution and have had over a 50 percent growth in sales and profit. We are poised to have a massive 2016.

After Shark Tank – Voyage Air Guitars

Post author By Marketplace
Post date August 11, 2015

Father and son duo Jeff and Josh Cohen developed Voyage Air Guitars. What happened to their product after their “Shark Tank” appearance?

Once the episode of Shark Tank had been aired, the Voyage Air Guitar company received quite a lot of recognition that followed afterward. They successfully built a network of retail dealers across the United States and selected a few international distributors, which definitely helped to increase sales and profit.

Preceding their first visit to the show, Voyage Air was featured on a follow-up during the second season. Sales and the general net worth of the company were increased even further after Good Morning America asked them for an additional update on their status. read more…

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Baker’s Edge Update After Shark Tank

Post author By Marketplace
Post date August 11, 2015

The corner brownie is always the best piece — or so thought Matthew Griffin, founder of Baker’s Edge. What happened after his appearance on Shark Tank?Even though Matthew and Emily were struggling to keep their sales up, it seems like they have been able to continue on as a business.

They did not manage to get an investment from the Sharks, but that did not stop them. There is no mention of Baker’s Edge being the best or worst on Shark Tank. The only reason that the Sharks did not invest in this company is because Matthew and Emily failed to come up with new, innovative products.

Budsies | Interview With the CEO of Budsies After ‘Shark Tank’:

Post author By Marketplace
Post date August 9, 2015

Budsies brought its custom-made stuffed animals to the Shark Tank in Season 6. Heavy interviewed the CEO to see how…

Budsies, which turns kids’ artwork into stuffed animals, entered the Shark Tank in Season 6. We interviewed founder and CEO Alex Furmansky, who didn’t accept Kevin’s deal, but tells us that his company is thriving.

To read all of Heavy’s Shark Tank coverage, click here…

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