Shark Tank

From the Wall Street Journal to Shark Tank: A Media Snowball

Rent A Goat’s TV pitch was the peak of a years-long run of national coverage.

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A run of national attention

Long before the Tank, Rent A Goat had caught the media’s eye. The company and the broader goat-rental trend were featured by outlets including The Wall Street Journal, NBC’s Today Show, Live! with Regis and Kelly, and CNN, and it earned a nod in Entrepreneur’s roundup of brilliant companies.

Each story built on the last, turning "rent a goat" from a curiosity into a recognizable idea.

Shark Tank as the crescendo

The Season 5 pitch was the natural peak of that momentum — the moment the concept reached its largest single audience. Even without a deal, the cumulative coverage established Rent A Goat as the media’s go-to example of goat grazing.

That press history is part of why the company is still the name people associate with the service.

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