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Three Day Rule Dating on the Shark Tank Show

Dating Site For Professionals – Season 4 Finale – Episode 424 – 5/17/2013

  In this day and age of dating sites there is one rule that stands above all others and that’s quality with Real People that you just might attract that irresistible spark. What sets the Three Day Rule Dating Site apart from most is they Do Not except just anyone as a member no matter how much money you are willing to spend. Each and every member goes through a process to make sure they are compatible with other members of the Three Day rule Dating Site. To even become a member of the Three Day Rule you first must have the credentials to get on the “A-List” within the Los Angeles community. All professional members are hand picked with most applications being denied unless an existing member has invited you into this exclusive dating club.

Val Brennan is the Entrepreneur behind this exclusive dating club that is not into playing games, hence the name, the Three Day Rule. All members are hand picked which makes this exclusive dating site a much safer and more enjoyable experience then the traditional dating sites where you are just another face in the crowd.

3 Day Rule Dating Before The Shark Tank

There’s big bucks in dating sites with plenty to choose from depending on what your looking for. The Three Day Rule dating site could almost be considered a niche within a niche to further find that perfect match without all the traditional games. But being so focused on your market to the point you are turning away more people then you are willing to accept as a customer may just backfire inside the Shark Tank. The Sharks like to make MONEY and having a business model that turns down new business may be a hard sell to get an investment for. The best part about this business model is perhaps the loyalty with client’s once they are accepted into the  3 Day Rule of dating. It’s obviously a great way for professional A-Lister’s to meet and mingle without all the games but is it enough to get any of the Sharks interested in investing in the already crowded field? Perhaps Val has a plan to make the Three Day Rule a National Brand for All A-Lister’s around the country which could be scaled up to the numbers the Sharks like to work with?

One things for sure that the Shark Tank has had an incredibly successful fourth season and just being on this season’s finale is a huge success all it’s own. The Three Day Rule may be a new site but the future looks very bright especially when 7+ million people hear about it for the first time.

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John Poole

John has been a long-time Shark Tank fan. He loves the show because he's an entrepreneur at heart. To help viewers of the show find out more information about the products and services that were on the show, John created SharkTankSuccess.com.

Val Brennan is pitching Three Day Rule, the easier and faster way to find love. She is co-founder of the company and is seeking $200,000 for 10% equity. Val is a lawyer who had problems finding a quality date, so she created this company where everyone must be invited to get in to the club.

People who apply and are accepted are allowed to start communicate in Three Day Rule. The Three Day Rule means you can't call someone in three days because you might seem to desperate.

Their demographic is people who are making over $50,000 and they have an application process to get on the site. They offer additional premium services where they have validation.

The company has 10,000 people who have submitted applications, and they are pre-revenue, launching four weeks before the Shark Tank pitch. They did have a successful offline business and they are now scaling to the online model. The membership cost is $100 per month. The revenue is about $70,000 from last year.

Val doesn't have time to meet people because I have been working. She has a business partner who is an expert matchmaker. They charge $1,000 for three dates for a year.

The difference between the other sites and Three Day Rule says they don't screen their clients like Val's company does.

Members will pay $100 per month. they estimate a client will stay on for six months with a prediction that by year three they will have $23 million in revenue.

They have already raised $150,000 at a four million dollar valuation but she realizes the value of the Sharks.

Three-Day RuleEpisode Data

• Company: Three-Day Rule – Website
  
• Entrepreneur: Val Brennan
• Ask: $200,000 for 10% equity
  
• Episode Season 4 Episode 425
  
• Companies in this episode:
  • Three-Day Rule
  • Ryan's Barkery
  • Tom and Chee
  • Verbalize It
  • Ice Chips Candy – Featured Update
• Sharks:
  • Mark Cuban
  • Daymond John
  • Kevin O'Leary
  • Barbara Corcoran
  • Robert Herjavec 
• First Aired: 05/17/2013
• Deal: No Shark Tank Deal

What do the Shark Tank Investors say about Three-Day Rule?

• Mark Cuban – believes he is interested if there's truly a way to differentiate this site from other sites. Makr is looking for a specific algorithm because he wants to be in, but she doesn't give him a strong enough reason. Val says they screen all clients, but that is not enough to get him to invest. He is out.
• Daymond John – doesn't believe the $2 million valuation is justified. He is out.
• Kevin O'Leary – agrees that the valuation is to high. He thinks they don't have the differentiation. He is out.
• Barbara Corcoran – thinks Val is more confusing than convincing. She is out.
• Robert Herjavec – isn't clear as to what differnetiates the site. He is out.

Three-Day Rule after Shark Tank

Three Day Rule didn't get a deal with the Sharks, but they did secure a deal with Match.Com as their premium service wing. They handle their high end clients, who take online dating to the next level.