Magic Moments App

Magic Moments App on Shark Tank

Create New Products Online - Episode 510 - 11-15-2013

Magic Moments App turns Photo's into Custom Items

 The Magic Moments App coming to the Shark Tank turns any of your Smart Phone picture's into virtually anything you can think of. Not only can you take any picture and easily have it printed on a T-Shirt, Mug, Hats, Shot Glasses and even iPhone Cases, you also have the opportunity to sell your creations online. Magic Moments has its own social marketplace where you can submit as many magic moments of your own and receive a 5% commission anytime someone buys your photo and places it on one of thousands of items to choose from.

Blake George, Trevor George and Sanford Nelson are the creators of the Free Magic Moments App. It looks like all three will be inside the Shark Tank this Friday Night looking to score a deal with the Sharks with the latest App to enter the tank. What makes this App stand out more than most is the trio made a deal with CafePress who takes care of making, sending and shipping for all the new creations created with Magic Moments App.Read More Here-->>>

Slawsa

Slawsa on the Shark Tank

Modern Condiments - Episode 510 - 11-15-2013
 

Julie Busha proudly displaying
the Slawsa Brand before
becoming a Shark Tank
Super Star!

  Have you ever seen an Entrepreneur you just knew was going to be Successful especially after their appearance on the Shark Tank Show? Well if you haven't before, you will after this Friday Night's episode featuring Julie Busha and her soon-to-be Famous Slawsa Products. Busha's recipe for success starts with a product that tastes really good on all kinds of food and puts those boring condiments to shame. Julie then adds a dash of enthusiasm which can easily be seen in every jar of Slawsa. She then tops it all off with pure motivation and the determination to succeed that you can't help but want to try a little Slawsa for yourself.

Spicy Slawsa

 One of the best things I always like seeing from future Shark Tank Contestants before they go on the Greatest Business Show in History is some of the creative ways they choose to market this once in a lifetime opportunity. It baffles me how many contestants still don't get the power of the Internet and what Social Networking can do for their bottom line. But the ones that do understand this phenomenon and know the importance of socializing with their customers will always be two steps ahead of any future competition. If you're not sure what I'm talking about, just watch this promotional video by Julie Busha about the Slawsa appearance on the Shark Tank this Friday Night.


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Surprise Ride Gift Box

Surprise Ride on Shark Tank

Monthly Surprise Box for Kids Episode 510 - Week 10 - 11/15/2013

Donna & Rosy Khalife
Sisters/ Business Partners
Surprise Ride Gift Box

 If there was ever a product seen on the Shark Tank that the younger Fans are going to love, I think the Surprise Ride Monthly Subscription Box will soon be at the top of that list. When thinking back some of my better memories when I was a kid, without a doubt, the most memorable ones was when I got a surprise in the form of a gift I was not expecting. It's like Christmas or your Birthday that has all the excitement and anticipation of what's inside that new gift that has always made them so memorable.

I think it's safe to assume if you ask any kid in this world if they would like to receive a big box full of all kinds of cool new things filled with a built-in learning theme to help inspire their creative imagination's the answer would be an astounding "Yes".  Any kid would absolutely love getting a Big Surprise Ride Box in the mail every month and I bet the Sharks are going to love this business as well.

 

The creative business owners and sisters Donna & Rosy Khalife who own Surprise Ride are coming into the Shark Tank with one goal in mind, to help teach thousands of kids about a new science project each month and having a really good time in the process. Yes I do believe I like this business models potential but what does it cost putting together an entire big box full of all kinds of themed surprises? And at what price point can the Surprise Ride successfully afford to charge the consumer including postage, and still make a decent repeated profit?

Surprise Ride before Shark Tank Update:

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