The last time serial entrepreneur Aaron Marino was on Shark Tank, he didn't get a deal. It was early in Season 4, and he was. I was pitching my website, my YouTube channel, my audience, my following and the show edited everything out and only focused on the Style System. “You're getting in front of. #1 /alpha-m-style-system/ 1: 1: 1(1). Shark Tank Blog - Shark Tank Previews, Reviews & Updates. Get daily updates on your Shark Tank favorites including The.

Aaron grew up with limited means and shopped in thrift stores throughout most of his youth. Despite that fact, he was voted “Best Dressed” by his high school classmates. After graduating West Virginia University with a business degree, he owned a fitness center for six years before a friend asked him for some grooming advice for a “hot date.” After making his friend turn from dud to stud with a few grooming and wardrobe tips, the idea for Alpha M Style System was formed. Alpha M Consulting has advised men from all over the world on style and image, helping them “realize their true potential, both professionally and socially.” Aaron has helped over 6,000 guys go from “average Joe to Alpha Male.” Alpha M Style System. Marino walks the talk when it comes to style. He's been featured on many TV shows and numerous magazine articles. He has a where he posts up to three videos a week on topics ranging from dating, to grooming, to men's fashion.

He's even been a cast member on. Aaron clearly is a fit, well dressed guy and he has a true passion for what he does. The real question is will there be room in the Shark Tank for five Sharks AND an Alpha Male?

Based on ABC's press release for this episode of Shark Tank, Aaron will be seeking for his Alpha M Style System. It is a series of DVD's that teach men how to build a “perfect wardrobe that will last for years.” There is also a one month membership in Aaron's Alpha M Consulting included where he gives one on one mentoring on everything from fitness to dating (as well as style). All the Shark Tank sharks are pretty snappy dressers and I would be willing to bet some of them have their own personal style consultants, so they should appreciate Aaron's message.

The question is, will they appreciate his business? Selling a “system” on DVD is a low-cost, high margin play. It appears Aaron has done the production already, so the development costs are already in the business. He's probably looking to the Shark Tank to help with marketing.

Having a dapper shark endorse the Alpha M Style System would certainly drive sales: Shark Tank involvement might also help with retail distribution. One thing that could hurt Aaron is his de-emphasis of brands when building a wardrobe. The sharks, particularly Daymond John, are all about branding and they could perceive the Alpha M Style System as a threat.

Download Ubuntu Theme For Windows 7 64 Bit. That said, if the deal is right, Aaron could get one of the sharks to bite. Here's a video of Aaron explaining himself.

Pete & Pedro Before Shark Tank We’ve previously seen Aaron Marino on the Shark Tank, promoting his men’s personal development and lifestyle DVD’s. When his Alpha M episode aired, he only sold one copy. Aaron stopped concentrating on that particular business model and began to focus on building his brand on YouTube and social media. He came up with new hair products that he marketed through those channels and turned again to the Sharks to help give Pete & Pedro a boost. Would the Sharks bite this time?

Let’s take a look. Pete & Pedro on Shark Tank Aaron Marino, formerly of Alpha M who was featured in season 4 of Shark Tank, walked out onto the stage. He introduced himself to the Sharks and requested $100,000 in exchange for a 10% equity stake in his new company, Pete & Pedro. He let the Sharks know that he had been there before, and Mark greeted him in recognition. Aaron admitted that his previous idea did not work, and tossed a copy of the Alpha M DVD behind him. Aaron claimed that the rejection from the Sharks gave him the new direction that he needed to come up with the best selling product at a lower price point.