The Pitch

Andy Humphrey has a website that sold $350k of other companies' motorless push mowers this year. To increase the take-home fee of his affiliate sales, Andy made a mower called Ecomower, which he can recommend over the competition to receive a greater profit.

Andy uses marketing that supports every motorless push mower, such as causing less pollution and more exercise. The difference with Ecomower is that it has a green name, and the blades are slightly different.

Let's call a spade a spade. Andy knows how to get clicks to his website in the lawnmower niche, but he doesn't need to pretend he cares about the features of his run-of-the-mill motorless push mower that he wants to bulk order off Alibaba.

The sharks see through Andy's strategy and don't want to participate. Andy takes a page out of the "far-left" book and tries to label the sharks as not "eco people" because they don't agree with him.

Update After Shark Tank

Andy Humphrey did order a batch of Ecomowers and sold them through Amazon and on his website, which disappeared a few months after the show aired.

According to his LinkedIn

Andy also runs a podcast which can be found on his personal website, sprinklernerd.com