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Democratizing The Shark Tank's Wealth Building Business Model

Democratizing investing means making investment opportunities, information, and tools accessible to everyday people, not just wealthy institutions or insiders. "Like the sharks on Shark Tank" by lowering barriers like high minimums, complex jargon, and exclusive access through technology (apps, robo-advisors, crowdfunding) and regulatory changes, allowing more people to build wealth.

It's about creating a level playing field where everyday people can invest in assets, including small business startups and real estate projects, previously reserved for the rich. 


Business "sharks" build wealth by partnering with and scaling numerous successful businesses; identifying and investing in high-potential ventures for equity, and shrewdly managing profits into diverse assets like real estate, other companies, and retirement funds, focusing on solving real problems and proving market demand with data, not just hype. They prioritize strong margins, know their numbers (costs, profits), and leverage platforms like their own companies or investments for long-term stability and growth, not just income. 


Core Strategies Used by "Sharks"

  1. Product Innovation & Scaling (Lori Greiner): Inventing, patenting, and mass-producing successful products, often solving everyday problems, and scaling distribution through retail (like QVC) and beyond.

  2. Building & Selling Tech Companies (Robert Herjavec): Creating, growing, and exiting successful tech/IT businesses (like his security firms) for significant capital gains.

  3. Smart Investing (All Sharks):


  • Equity Focus: Investing in businesses for a stake (equity) rather than just lending money.

  • Data-Driven Decisions: Demanding proof of market need and sales data (traction) to justify investment, not just ideas.

  • Valuation Expertise: Quickly calculating revenue multiples and understanding profit margins (costs vs. selling price).


4. Solving Practical Problems (Kevin O'Leary): Focusing on simple, useful services or products that people need and are willing to pay for, often leveraging digital tools.

  1. Diversification: Reinvesting profits into a portfolio of income-producing assets and wealth-building vehicles (real estate, other businesses, stocks).

  2. Long-Term Stability: Viewing wealth as financial security and the ability to build a cushion, not just chasing high income. 



This one of a kind platform aims to partner small business startups and entrepreneurs, "Who may not qualify for traditional business or real estate financing, provided their real estate venture or business model is simple and requires less than $100k for start-up"; with everyday individuals looking to invest as little as $100 to own a percentage of their profits.

Thus building a growing portfolio of small businesses and real estate ventures. 

BUILDING WEALTH LIKE A SHARK 


WHY STARTUPS AND REAL ESTATE VENTURES LESS THAN $100k?


  • Simple Sound Businesses needing less than $100K startup capital have a success rate above 65% vs startups needing $300K plus have a 90% failure rate.

  • Businesses needing less than $50K startup capital have a success rate above 80%

  • Businesses needing less than $25K startup capital have a near 90% success rate


These will be the three investment tiers focused on in our "Startup Cost Database"










Ready to Start Building Your Portfolio?

 

""With A Shark Tank inspired social platform where ANYONE, "for as little as $100" Can own a percentage of recurring profits from a growing portfolio of small businesses and real estate ventures.

But, first we need to raise the capital to complete development and launch.

 

If you agree; a platform of this type would be beneficial to yourself and others; 


 
 
 

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