Shark Tank Business

Equity

• Represents ownership of the company.

• How much the company as a whole is worth.

• Excludes anyone else from making, using, selling, and importing the invention.

• Measure of how profitable a product is.

Valuation

• Represents ownership of the company.

• How much the company as a whole is worth.

• Excludes anyone else from making, using, selling, and importing the invention.

• Measure of how profitable a product is.

Patent

• Represents ownership of the company.

• How much the company as a whole is worth.

• Excludes anyone else from making, using, selling, and importing the invention.

• Measure of how profitable a product is.

Patent Pending

• Represents ownership of the company.

• How much the company as a whole is worth.

• Currently in the process of getting a Patent

• Measure of how profitable a product is.

Stake

• Represents the percentage of its stock that you own.

• How much the company as a whole is worth.

• Currently in the process of getting a Patent

• Measure of how profitable a product is.

Proprietary

• Represents the percentage of its stock that you own.

• How much the company as a whole is worth.

• Ownership in an idea and the fact that no one else can copy you.

• Measure of how profitable a product is.

Customer Acquisition Cost

• Represents the percentage of its stock that you own.

• The amount of money required to get someone to buy your product or use your service.

• Ownership in an idea and the fact that no one else can copy you.

• Measure of how profitable a product is.

Distribution

• Represents the percentage of its stock that you own.

• The amount of money required to get someone to buy your product or use your service.

• The part of the supply chain that moves products and materials from a manufacturer to a retailer.

• Measure of how profitable a product is.

Licensing

• Represents the percentage of its stock that you own.

• The amount of money required to get someone to buy your product or use your service.

• The part of the supply chain that moves products and materials from a manufacturer to a retailer.

• A business arrangement in which one company gives another company permission to manufacture its product for a payment.

Business Model

• Represents the percentage of its stock that you own.

• The amount of money required to get someone to buy your product or use your service.

• The part of the supply chain that moves products and materials from a manufacturer to a retailer.

• A design for the successful operation of a business.