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Siminoff: Printing My Personal Email on Ring Boxes Actually Scaled
“Putting the email in the box is the one thing that actually did scale at Ring.”
Ring Signed Amazon Acquisition Term Sheet on January 1, 2018
“That was going into the holidays of 2017. We signed the term sheet with Amazon on January first of 2018. So literally like, it was like a, from solving this to selling to Amazon was like 45 days.”
Jeff Bezos Emailed Siminoff Post-Acquisition: "Don't Let Us Mess It Up"
“First email I got the day it closed, you know, came from Jeff and said, like, don't let us, you know, mess, mess it up. You know, you, like, you know, like you are in control.”
Ring Broke QVC's Single-Day Sales Record With $22.6M in One Day
“We broke the record for QVC for the year for sales in a day 22.6 million dollars in a day.”
Siminoff: Kickstarter kicked hardware creators off its platform in 2012
“Kickstarter kicked off all the hardware people at this point, so this is 2012.”
Siminoff: Ring launched in October 2014 with zero dollars in the bank
“We launched ring in October of 2014, like, you know, basically October first, 2014, and we were zero dollars in the bank account the day we launched.”
Siminoff: Ring Receives Over 1 Million Missing Pet Reports Annually
“Which we get over one million people tell us that their pet is missing in a neighborhood a year.”
Siminoff: Early Ring Devices Were Bricked by Unmodifiable Firmware
“Most of our units are now in the field with customers that not only do they not work, but we can't change that software on them. So they're basically bricks.”
Siminoff: Shark Tank appearance drove millions in DoorBot sales
“And so we got, in the end, it was millions of dollars of sales from being on Shark Tank,”
Siminoff: DoorBot's first factory run required 20,000 units
“I had to order, my first order was 20,000 devices, which was a lot then because otherwise they wouldn't even do it.”
Siminoff: Early DoorBot microchips could not be updated after factory flashing
“So it turned out, and we learned this on Christmas Eve Eve, that you can't rewrite the software on this chip. It just doesn't, like, the chip only takes it once at the factory, and then it never allows it to be rewritten again.”
Siminoff: DoorBot shipped over 5,000 defective doorbells ahead of Christmas 2013
“I think it was like, it was over 5000.”
Siminoff: Ring lost money on most doorbells sold in 2015
“So we were not. So the rings were very expensive, the first ones that came in. Most of the ones that we sold, we were losing some money on.”
Siminoff: Ring is the largest company to ever appear on Shark Tank
“I am really proud to have built the largest company ever to appear on Shark Tank.”
Siminoff prints his personal email on every Ring box and responds
“My email's still on every box. I still respond to them.”
Siminoff's Shark Tank clips have generated over 100M social media views
“On, like, TikTok and Instagram, on the reels, people keep cutting up my shark tank, and then putting, like, the story, like, in, like, in a reel. It's over, like, a hundred million views, like, way over a hundred.”
Jamie Siminoff Personally Flew to Install Ring Doorbells on Influencers' Homes
“I was trying to, like, get influencers on rings, so I was, like, literally, I was flying around and setting them up on people's homes”
Siminoff: PhoneTag sale returned 100% of capital to investors
“I mean, something I've always been sensitive to is, like, the fiduciary responsibility to investors, and so I did get every dollar back to every investor.”
Siminoff: Ring originated because garage lacked cell signal and doorbell range
“My phone didn't get signal in the garage, and the doorbells, those wireless ones, wouldn't reach to the garage, just, like, through, they wouldn't go through all the walls or whatever, and my, the garage was like a little separate unit, like, going to a back a…”