Ep 6. Week 6
- TVPG
- February 24, 2012
- 43 min
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7.3 (63)
In episode six of season three of Shark Tank, the Sharks are ready for another week of pitches from aspiring entrepreneurs hoping to strike a deal. From a new type of luggage to a tasty snack food, the products being presented are diverse and unique.
The first entrepreneur up is a father and son team pitching their innovative luggage, which they claim is easier to transport than conventional luggage due to its design. The Sharks are intrigued by the concept, but have concerns about the lack of branding and marketing for the product. The father and son argue that their focus has been on perfecting the product itself, and they are open to input from the Sharks on how to effectively promote it.
Next up is a young woman with a passion for healthy snacking. Her product is a delicious and healthy alternative to traditional snack foods, but the Sharks are skeptical about the competition in the market. They challenge the entrepreneur to explain how her product stands out from similar items already on store shelves. The entrepreneur remains confident in her product and is willing to take on the challenge.
The third pitch of the night comes from an inventor with a new type of exercise equipment. The Sharks are skeptical of the effectiveness of the product and question the technology behind it. The inventor is passionate about fitness and believes in the product, but the Sharks ultimately decide to pass on the opportunity.
The fourth entrepreneur is a mother with a unique solution for busy parents. Her product is designed to help parents spend quality time with their children by simplifying one of the most common parenting tasks. The Sharks are impressed with both the ingenuity of the product and the emotional appeal it has for parents. The entrepreneur ultimately walks away with a deal from two of the Sharks.
The final pitch of the night comes from a man with a new way to save money on household utilities. His product is marketed towards those looking to save money on electricity bills, and he argues that the investment will ultimately pay for itself over time. However, the Sharks remain unconvinced and ultimately pass on the opportunity.
Overall, episode six of season three of Shark Tank is packed with diverse and intriguing pitches from entrepreneurs with a variety of backgrounds and ideas. While some products may not have received a deal from the Sharks, each pitch provides valuable insights into the process of starting and growing a successful business.