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In 2013, he started posting youtube videos of his Christmas tree decorated with professional lights.

He gained a lot of popularity and attracted 70,000 people every year. In 2006, he organized a synchronized lighting show outside his house.

Brad Boyink was known for having the coolest house on the block.

Bulbhead calls themselves home to bright ideas. These are LED lights and are available for a much cheaper rate.īulbhead is launched by Telebrands. Novelty lights is a brand selling Christmas lights for many years. Janet Knaus and Chuck Burpee also helped Brad Boyink to establish trademarks, technology contracts, and patents before introducing Geek My Tree in the market. To confirm the Geek My Tree product’s design and name are unique, Warner Norcross and Judd of wnj.com conducted proper research. Kevin said he really cares about the product but wants to make money too.

Kevin O’Leary finalized the deal with Brad Boyink and invested $225,000 for 50% equity. But there is no update available currently about their valuation and revenue. They also introduced Geek My Window and planned to introduce Geek My Window 2.0.

Geek My Tree made a lot of progress over the years. Their website and social media handles were updated in 2020 but there is no link available to purchase the lights. They launched Geek My Window and planned to launch Geek My Tree 2.0 in 2018.īut currently, their products are not available for sale. What happened to Geek my tree after shark tank?Īfter Shark Tank, the company made a lot of progress. Their products include Party Pixels for $59, Glowflaxes for $89, Tree Effects for $49, and Musical Glowfakes for $195 making them the most expensive out of all the products. Later they added more products which ranged from $49 to $195.