If you’re a fan of Shark Tank, then you’re probably familiar with Magic Moments. This ingenious invention was pitched on the show and quickly caught the attention of the sharks. But what happened after Magic Moments appeared on Shark Tank? Did it become a household name? Or did it fade into obscurity? In this blog post, we will take a look at what happened to Magic Moments after its appearance on Shark Tank.
What is “Magic Moments”?
With the rise in popularity of smartphones, people are now able to take pictures and videos that they own the licensing for. What this means is you can already do it but how much better would your day be if we could just link all these amazing photos up with some trendy clothes?
A lot has changed since my college days when taking pictures required an expensive camera or film developer kit on top of whatever else was needed at home – developing cartridges were always running low because they couldn’t last forever! Nowadays though I’m sure most everyone carries around their phone which does everything but play music — and sometimes even takes decent shots too. But what’s the best way to get your photos off of your phone and onto a shirt, without losing quality or risking copyright infringement?
This is where Magic Moments comes in. It’s a service that helps you turn your favorite memories into reality.
“Magic moments” is a revolutionary app that allows you to take the perfect photo and have it turned into any item of your choosing, like t-shirts or dog bowls with an official marketplace for sale. You can even earn money from selling these items without having to spend anything!
This is the perfect way to show off your personality and make some extra cash. And who knows, maybe you’ll even find a new career in photography!
Magic Moments is a social marketplace that gives you the chance to submit your own photos and videos, as well. You can earn a 5% commission anytime someone buys and uses one of the photos!
This is possible because of the partnership with CafePress which takes care of all three tasks-making, sending out shipping items to customers on behalf of the user, as well as printing up shirts or other items based on these designs![1]
If you’re a fan of taking pictures, this is the perfect way to make some extra money. And if you’re not a fan of taking pictures, you can still browse through the marketplace and find some amazing photos that others have taken!
Now you may wonder how to use it. It’s actually quite simple:
- First, download the app and create an account.
- Second, you take a photo of whatever you want to turn into a product. It can be anything from a landscape to a close-up of your dog.
- Third, upload the photo to the app and select what kind of product you want to create. It can be everything from a phone case to a canvas bag.
- Fourth, select the size and color of the product.
- Fifth, choose a design for your product. You can either use one of the designs that are already available in the app, or you can create your own design with this photo.
- Sixth, customize your product. You can add text, change the color, or even add a logo.
- Seventh, order your product and wait for it to arrive![2]
It’s that simple.
Who is the Magic Moments’ Founder?
Free Magic Moments is a unique app that enables users to capture and share their favorite moments in life and make money at the same time. The three creators of this innovative idea are Trevor George, Sanford Nelson, and Blake George who have come up with an incredible solution for people all over the world looking tirelessly towards innovation within technology!
Even though there seem to be a lot of businesses using the name “Magic Moments,” they lack one important aspect. The Magic Moments app is the only one that can have this .com domain name because it’s special to them! He who controls the exact match Dot Com domain name will always be at an advantage over those else.
Domain names are the new digital real estate, and just like in the physical world, owning a premium piece of virtual real estate will put you head and shoulders above your competition.
“We want to be the company that people think of when they think of capturing moments,” says Trevor George. “When somebody has a baby or their first child, or they graduate from college, we want people to say, ‘Let’s go to Magic Moments and capture that moment not only on the phone.'”
Magic Moment’s business had been controversial for some time before Shark Tank, but what really stands out about their company is that it could be just days away from finally making them famous.
The George brothers had already been on the news for their other business ventures. Trevor and Blake had also been working together on another startup prior to Magic Moments, which was a social media platform that they eventually sold.
All of these experiences led them to believe that they could be very successful if they could get people to invest in their company and help them grow.
The buzz from the fall of 2012 has died down but it seems like no one is talking anymore. The last time I heard from them was when they posted on Facebook and Twitter in 2012 about how “famous” this day will be in a few days. Who knows if we’ll ever see any updates from them again after that?[1]
I’m not sure if it’s just a coincidence, but Magic Moments has essentially abandoned both their social media accounts on the same day. There might be something going on there!
Did Magic Moments Get a Deal on Shark Tank?
The answer to that question is no. Magic Moments did not receive an offer from any of the Sharks on the show. However, they did get some valuable feedback and exposure for their product.
Here is what happened after Shark Tank for Magic Moments:
“I’m not so sure about this,” said Kevin, shaking his head slowly from side to side. “We’ll have a hard time getting people interested in using the application if there isn’t any evidence that it will actually work and who knows what kind of copyright issues you’re dealing with here?”
He’s got a point. However, Kevin’s question about reality is quickly answered by an answer from one of the pitchmen, who reminds him that it has been patented.
Daymond and Kevin reply to the George brothers’ argument by stating that if they were to take pictures of a family, there would be an issue with intellectual property infringement. Then the George brothers reply back to the sharks, they reveal that Cafepress secured an exclusive relationship with them.
Lori wonders what kind of people would sell their images and in what sort of settings. The George brothers explain that users will be able to sell their photos in a variety of settings, from birthday parties to company events. The marketplace is perfect for any seller that wants to focus on the buyer. There are no listing fees, so it’s very affordable. It seems like the personalized side of this market would appeal more to those with specific needs, such as weddings and dogs.
The sharks are all looking at each other with expressions of distaste on their faces. Daymond asks about sales and the reply from the George brothers is that there aren’t any yet; they’re still pre-revenue! Sharks are shocked and confused as to how the brothers could’ve come on the show without having any sales. [1]
The sharks still aren’t convinced and it quickly becomes clear that a deal is not going to be made. However, the brothers do get some valuable feedback from the sharks.
Is Magic Moments Still in Business?
Unfortunately, Magic Moments is no longer in business. Magic Moments is a great way to make some extra cash, but I don’t think it generates enough income or sales for the sharks on this platform.
After appearing on Shark Tank, the company faced many challenges. The idea of a marketplace where you can sell your goods and knickknacks sounds like fun, but it doesn’t seem too popular right now.
Magic Moments is a fading memory, barely advertised since its appearance on Shark Tank. I think it’s safe to say that the product has failed.
Magic Moments did not seem to be very popular after appearing on Shark Tank and eventually went out of business.
In a world where entrepreneurs are always looking for that next big thing, it’s sad to see one of them die so quickly. The success rate of these products is not very high and most don’t even make it off the ground – let alone skyrocket like they should have been able to!
FAQ
Are Magic Moments successful?
No, Magic Moments is no longer in business. They had a bright future, but after appearing on Shark Tank, the company seems to have faded away into obscurity.
Has Shark Tank had any success?
Some products that have been featured on Shark Tank have gone on to be very successful, while others have not. It really depends on the product and how well it is received by the public.
Useful Video: Magic Moments Pitch (Shark Tank Season 5 Episode 9)
Final Thoughts
All in all, it’s pretty clear that Magic Moments wasn’t meant to be. It’s a shame because it seemed like a really great idea. Hopefully, the George brothers will find success in their future endeavors!
I like the idea of being able to sell my photos, but I think the market for this product is very small.
The sharks were right in that this product doesn’t seem like it’ll ever turn into anything worthwhile. I think the company should’ve done more research before appearing on Shark Tank.
Now you know the story of Magic Moments and what happened after Shark Tank. It’s sad that the product didn’t work out, but that’s the risk you take when you’re an entrepreneur.
Thank you for reading! We hope you found this blog post informative and interesting.
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References:
- https://gazettereview.com/2016/06/magic-moments-update-after-shark-tank/
- https://www.sharktanksuccess.com/magic-moments-app/
It’s quite intriguing that Magic Moments made an appearance on Shark Tank Season 5 but left without a deal. I wish we had more information about the product and the pitch. The fact that they didn’t secure an investment makes me curious about what went wrong.
The mystery surrounding Magic Moments’ appearance on Shark Tank Season 5 leaves me wondering about the product and the founders’ pitch. I’m curious about why they couldn’t secure a deal. More information would be great!
Shark Tank is all about unique pitches and innovative products. I wonder what made Magic Moments stand out enough to make it onto the show but not enough to secure a deal.
The world of entrepreneurship and investment is full of surprises. The fact that Magic Moments didn’t get a deal on Shark Tank Season 5 makes me wonder if it was a case of missed opportunity or if there were genuine flaws in their pitch.
Pitching to the sharks on national television must be nerve-wracking. I’d love to know more about what the founders of Magic Moments went through during their appearance and what their product was all about.
Walking away from Shark Tank without a deal must have been a tough experience for the Magic Moments team. I wonder what the feedback from the sharks was and what lessons they learned from the pitch.
Being on a show like Shark Tank is a rollercoaster of emotions. I’m intrigued to learn more about the product that Magic Moments presented and what they hoped to achieve with the sharks’ investment.
Shark Tank often highlights some of the most innovative and unique products. It’s puzzling that Magic Moments didn’t secure a deal. I’d love to hear more about what they had to offer.
The sharks are known for their sharp business acumen. I wonder what it was about Magic Moments that made them skeptical or hesitant to invest.
Not every pitch on Shark Tank results in a deal, but it’s always interesting to discover the reasons behind the outcomes. More details about Magic Moments’ pitch would be great.
As an aspiring entrepreneur, I can only imagine the pressure and excitement of presenting your business on a platform like Shark Tank. It’s a fascinating story, and I’d love to know more about it.
The world of entrepreneurship is full of ups and downs. The fact that Magic Moments didn’t secure a deal doesn’t define their entire journey. I hope they’ve continued to pursue their dream and find success in their own way.