2024年1月22日 · Here’s a look at the top 10 worst pitches of all time made on "Shark Tank" 1. Sticky Note Holder/ Flip-N-Notes. Mary Ellen Simonsen made a pitch for a wonderfully useless product that is...

2024年2月6日 · ABC's Shark Tank has generated some winners and also some big losers. We look at the latter in this review of the worst Shark Tank Products.

Here are the 20 worst pitches from ABC’s Shark Tank. 1. Ionic Ear – Season 1, Pilot Episode (2009) Product description: Surgically implanted Bluetooth device. Ask: $1,000,000 for 15% equity. Probably the worst pitch ever on Shark Tank was during season one, according to …

2022年5月21日 · The sharks have missed opportunities to invest in products that have become successful, like the Ring Doorbell. And, of course, they’ve seen some pretty dumb products, too—like the 10 we’re about to jump into. Here are 10 of the dumbest products on Shark Tank. Related: 10 Inventions That People Really Regretted Inventing

2023年10月3日 · This guide has just discussed some of the worst Shark Tank investments including Body Jack, Toygarooo, Breathometer, Sweet Ballz, Show No Towels, CATEapp, HyConn, and Biem, among others. For most of these products, the deals fell through due to the founders’ mistakes, and they closed down the business.

2023年3月17日 · We’ve uncovered the 20 worst Shark Tank deals for your consideration. 20. Doorbot/Ring Doorbell. Jamie Siminoff appeared on Season 5 of Shark Tank and made his pitch to the sharks. He was asking for an investment of $700,000 to get his idea off the ground for a video doorbell system.

Our countdown of the worst "Shark Tank" pitches includes Squeeky Knees, Fitness Stride, Wink Frozen Desserts, The Sullivan Generator, The Skinny Mirror, and more! How do you know that your pitch went poorly? Well, getting kicked out of the tank is a pretty good indication. Maneesh Sethi pitched Pavlok, which is essentially a dog collar for humans.

2024年7月10日 · I have compiled some of the worst pitches in Shark Tank history to let you know what these entrepreneurs did wrong. Products like Ionic Ear and Throx had horrible concepts, while Technology Enabled Clothing’s owner was too cocky to counter an offer.

For this list, we're looking at the absolute worst products or services pitched on the U.S. version of “Shark Tank,” but we're also taking into consideration the quality of the pitches themselves.

In this article, we’ll share 15 of the worst Shark Tank pitches that left the Sharks bewildered (or even angry) and audiences cringing. From the downright impractical to the hilariously absurd, these bad Shark Tank pitches serve as cautionary tales for aspiring entrepreneurs everywhere.