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SHARK TANK - "Episode 309" - Indie-pop & singer-songwriter Ingrid Michaelson joins an entrepreneur from Marina del Rey, CA to pitch his high-tech music software product. A couple from Oldsmar, FL learns the hard way they have just one chance to convince the Sharks to invest in their instant solution for cellulite-free looking skin. Also: An entrepreneur from San Diego, CA pitches his unique sales distribution method for his stand-up paddle board company to the Sharks. A wine server from Fort Collins, CO has created an aerating device that could revolutionize the way wine is sold. Plus, there's a follow-up on Fullerton, CA's Rick Hopper and his invention, Readerest, a magnetic clip that secures eyeglasses -- and which Lori Greiner invested in during Season 3 -- on "Shark Tank," FRIDAY, MARCH 16 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/MICHAEL ANSELL)AVIV GRILL-CHILDERS (MISO MEDIA)
Episode 309
Season 3 | Episode 9 | Aired 03/16/12

ENTREPRENEUR: Aviv Grill

PITCH: Miso Media

ASKING FOR: $300k for a 5% stake

BEST PART OF THE PITCH: Miso Media creates educational software that teaches people how to play the guitar, ukulele, banjo and other instruments. You can use a virtual instrument in the app if you don't have a real instrument. You can also plug your instrument directly into the ukulele. He brings in indie-pop & singer-songwriter Ingrid Michaelson to help demonstrate his product. It's a pretty good little show. Google and Justin Timberlake have already invested in the company. He's had 80,000 downloads of a free app. They make money by selling customers sheet music. It's a clever way to go after a traditional market.

DO THE SHARKS BITE? Daymond doesn't believe Aviv truly wants to make a deal. If he did, then he would have offered more than 5%. He believes there is something fishy there, so he's out. Barbara has been burnt by technology businesses before, so she's out. Kevin offers $100k for a 3.33% stake. That means Aviv needs to raise the other $200k from the other Sharks. Robert offers the entire $300k for 10%. Aviv counters with 7% which has Robert going out. That leaves Kevin and Mark.

THE RESULT: $300k for 8%. Kevin offers to pay half of that as a partner. Mark says Aviv doesn't need Kevin because he understands the product. Aviv agrees. He makes the deal with Mark and leaves the tank singing a happy tune.

WANT TO KNOW MORE: Visit www.misomedia.com

 

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  • SHARK TANK - "Episode 309" - Indie-pop & singer-songwriter Ingrid Michaelson joins an entrepreneur from Marina del Rey, CA to pitch his high-tech music software product. A couple from Oldsmar, FL learns the hard way they have just one chance to convince the Sharks to invest in their instant solution for cellulite-free looking skin. Also: An entrepreneur from San Diego, CA pitches his unique sales distribution method for his stand-up paddle board company to the Sharks. A wine server from Fort Collins, CO has created an aerating device that could revolutionize the way wine is sold. Plus, there's a follow-up on Fullerton, CA's Rick Hopper and his invention, Readerest, a magnetic clip that secures eyeglasses -- and which Lori Greiner invested in during Season 3 -- on "Shark Tank," FRIDAY, MARCH 16 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/RICHARD CARTWRIGHT) MARK CUBAN, JIMMY TOMCZAK (PAPER FEET)
  • SHARK TANK - "Episode 309" - Indie-pop & singer-songwriter Ingrid  Michaelson joins an entrepreneur from Marina del Rey, CA to pitch his  high-tech music software product. A couple from Oldsmar, FL learns the  hard way they have just one chance to convince the Sharks to invest in  their instant solution for cellulite-free looking skin. Also: An  entrepreneur from San Diego, CA pitches his unique sales distribution  method for his stand-up paddle board company to the Sharks. A wine  server from Fort Collins, CO has created an aerating device that could  revolutionize the way wine is sold. Plus, there's a follow-up on  Fullerton, CA's Rick Hopper and his invention, Readerest, a magnetic  clip that secures eyeglasses -- and which Lori Greiner invested in  during Season 3 -- on "Shark Tank," FRIDAY, MARCH 16 (8:00-9:00 p.m.,  ET) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/MICHAEL ANSELL) AVIV GRILL-CHILDERS (MISO MEDIA)
  • SHARK TANK - "Episode 309" - Indie-pop & singer-songwriter Ingrid  Michaelson joins an entrepreneur from Marina del Rey, CA to pitch his  high-tech music software product. A couple from Oldsmar, FL learns the  hard way they have just one chance to convince the Sharks to invest in  their instant solution for cellulite-free looking skin. Also: An  entrepreneur from San Diego, CA pitches his unique sales distribution  method for his stand-up paddle board company to the Sharks. A wine  server from Fort Collins, CO has created an aerating device that could  revolutionize the way wine is sold. Plus, there's a follow-up on  Fullerton, CA's Rick Hopper and his invention, Readerest, a magnetic  clip that secures eyeglasses -- and which Lori Greiner invested in  during Season 3 -- on "Shark Tank," FRIDAY, MARCH 16 (8:00-9:00 p.m.,  ET) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/MICHAEL ANSELL) AVIV GRILL-CHILDERS (MISO MEDIA)
  • SHARK TANK - "Episode 309" - Indie-pop & singer-songwriter Ingrid  Michaelson joins an entrepreneur from Marina del Rey, CA to pitch his  high-tech music software product. A couple from Oldsmar, FL learns the  hard way they have just one chance to convince the Sharks to invest in  their instant solution for cellulite-free looking skin. Also: An  entrepreneur from San Diego, CA pitches his unique sales distribution  method for his stand-up paddle board company to the Sharks. A wine  server from Fort Collins, CO has created an aerating device that could  revolutionize the way wine is sold. Plus, there's a follow-up on  Fullerton, CA's Rick Hopper and his invention, Readerest, a magnetic  clip that secures eyeglasses -- and which Lori Greiner invested in  during Season 3 -- on "Shark Tank," FRIDAY, MARCH 16 (8:00-9:00 p.m.,  ET) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/MICHAEL ANSELL) AVIV GRILL-CHILDERS (MISO MEDIA)