by Vinay Patankar July 6, 2016July 6, 2016 When he started investing, Chris Sacca told himself, “F*ck it… I’m just not going to play this traditionally anymore.” And as any Shark Tank fans out there know, Sacca is anything but traditional. From his cowboy shirt uniform to his self-described “colorful language,” the billionaire Lowercase Capital … Continue reading Lessons from a Shark Tank Success Story: Chris Sacca’s Investment Checklist
by Clinton Lee April 12, 2016 Follow @theEXITfirmApril 12, 2016 Have you had a larger competitor, private equity firm or other investor make an approach to acquire your business? Have you considered why not? Investors are sitting on large volumes of capital that they need to put to work and opportunities for a decent return … Continue reading How To Get A Big Shark Interested In Acquiring Your Small Fry Business
The tech giant is also beefing up its YouTube AdBlitz site and channel for Super Bowl ads. Barry Levine on January 20, 2016 To help marketers take advantage of “micro-moments” — those events that everyone starts talking about — Google is today announcing online Real-Time Ads. A typical micro-moment: last year’s performance by the left shark in … Continue reading Google Announces “Real-Time Ads” So Marketers Can Jump On The Next Left Shark Moment
Ty RothsteinOctober 5, 2015 Over the past few years, you could say that Shark Tank has become one of the best sources of education for entrepreneurship. If you were to watch every episode, you wouldn’t have a BA in business, but you would definitely have the knowledge needed to successfully build a business. Putting that … Continue reading 9 Authentic Lessons for Entrepreneurs from Shark Tank
For all her success, Barbara Corcoran is no stranger to failure. She may be riding high at the moment — a star investor on ABC’s hit show Shark Tank with a $5 billion real estate business — but Corcoran is the first to admit that it took her awhile to get here. She doesn’t … Continue reading Shark Tank’s Barbara Corcoran: 4 Things Successful Entrepreneurs Do
