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He’d also been able to sell them wholesale to other companies.
With visibility via the internet, Yates still faced dilemmas.
While he may have gotten some critiques from the Sharks, the smart businessman did not leave empty-handed.
Yates explained that free shipping and the seasonal popularity of the business caused the money to take a hit.
Ultimately, Yates sought $375,000 in exchange for 15% of his company.
O’Leary, Lori Greiner, and Robert Herjavec began to battle it out, making multiple offers to Yates.
Thousands of product reviews are a testament to the comfortability and quality of the slippers.
Still, this has not deterred the progress of Happy Feet.
