Now here's my next question: What was Barbara thinking? She was willing to give him the full $250,000 for 50% of Airbedz, with a plan to put the product on QVC. I don't know about you, but something tells me that people who watch QVC don't own pickup trucks, and even those who do, don't wish to sleep in them. But she got lucky and he turned down the deal, which also saved Kevin O'Leary from a heart attack. And although I am happy that Barbara did not end up sending her money to die, I am concerned about Mr. Pittman, as his thought process and decision making skills are clearly lacking. Why in the world would you not accept Barbara's offer? She is giving you a chance to take your product to a level which you will never get to, and you turn it down? You are simply a lost cause to me until you seriously think about your decision and decide how you will rebrand your product and not try to sell only to the handful of people in your niche market. Overall performance: 3
Monday, May 14, 2012
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If you google air bedz you will see it is now being sold by Costco. Nice job Mr. Pittman
ReplyDeleteLorraine, as I said, the built-in pump is the key in this product. Mr. Pittman probably decided to expand his market to anyone looking to buy air-mattresses, and can now sell in stores like Costco.
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ReplyDeleteAwesome job! The bed looks so comfy. Thanks so much for linking up.competitive prices of beds and mattresses
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