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With his help and guidance they spent the next two years in intensive product development and rigorous testing. His sales team was among the most successful in the company due to the marketing techniques that were implemented in the sales process. He couldn’t determine if the business would succeed as a standalone company selling only socks, the product was traditionally more successful when sold as a supplementary item.Randy handed out samples of the socks for the sharks to try out, so far everything appeared to be going well and the sharks seemed to approve of the charitable ambitions of the company. Bombas After Shark Tank Daymond has said his deal with Bombas has turned out to be one of his top three investments in the history of Shark Tank. After compiling all the areas of potential improvement that other socks had in common, they had developed Bombas with the ultimate aim of producing a sock with all those problems present in other socks removed. David responded that they had not spent anything on client acquisition or advertising and that all the sales so far had been achieved through positive word of mouth. He laid the facts on the line for Randy and David, describing the negotiations as ‘flat-lining’. In the two months after the Bombas "Shark Tank" episode aired, the company did $1.2 million in sales and completely sold out of inventory, Heath tells CNBC Make It. The response was phenomenal, the final figure raised was in excess of $140,000. He made a counter-offer and suggested $200,000 in exchange for 20% of the business.Mark Cuban decided to join the fun, ‘The godfather of Bozos, right here’ he said, gesturing towards Kevin.Randy Goldberg and David Heath were inspired to start a business in 2010 after seeing a quote from The Salvation Army who were appealing for a massive sock drive at the time, ‘Socks are often the most requested clothing item at homeless shelters.’ The quote stuck with them and they realized that the one-for-one charitable model made popular by Tom’s Shoes, where every pair of shoes bought would equal another pair donated to charity by the company, could work equally well for socks.They were fortunate enough to have a personal contact in the field already, the former President of Gold Toe Socks, Steve Lowenthal. Daymond let them know he was still not far from dropping out altogether and denied their request to consult with their financial advisors. Wearing his sample Bombas on his hands like the Worlds oldest six year old showing off their favorite mittens, he advised the pair to recalculate their valuation before they found themselves without a deal.Mark was unhappy about the sales figures that had plateaued after only nine months, it shouldn’t be happening so soon in his opinion. Robert liked the socks, but not their answer, and he went out. However the company operates in the future, Bombas seems to be a sure-footed business with a product that is miles ahead of its competitors, things look to be very comfortable for David and Randy for the journey ahead. He has worked with Randy and David to increase to refine their brand and increase visibility through some high profile appearances, such as a Today Show visit that helped give them a significant boost in sales, resulting in projected annual revenue of $1.1 million.Mark was worried that Bombas had plateaued too soon and felt the markup should be higher and felt it would hamper the company’s ability to increase profits over time, and dropped out, also.Kevin felt the valuation was “ludicrous” without any exposure in the market and dropped out.Lori also had issues with the strategy of hiring outside to acquire new clients, thinking they should be the ones to seek out and sign clients instead of outsourcing it.