Glen and Tracy Burress, frustrated with losing socks in the laundry, created SockTabs to keep socks paired. Seeking $50,000 for 20% equity on Shark Tank, they impressed the Sharks but faced rejections until Daymond John offered $50,000 for 30%, later closing the deal. SockTabs is now thriving with sales in Bed Bath and Beyond and online, generating an estimated $200,000 annually. Meanwhile, Muvez Footwear, makers of convertible indoor-outdoor slippers, secured $200,000 from Daymond John for 25% equity, boosting sales to $400,000 post-Shark Tank and partnering with NBA player Langston Galloway. Lastly, Sparketh, an online art education platform for kids, won $100,000 from Barbara Corcoran and Daniel Lubetzky for 20% equity, growing to $1.5 million in annual revenue. Sparketh offers a variety of art courses and a thriving community on Instagram with over 18,000 followers.

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