Dragons' Den experience was '˜fantastic' for business owner Joanna

A woman who pitched her business to investors on BBC Two show Dragons' Den has seen a huge surge of interest in her company.

Despite wooing the cash rich panel, which features Peter Jones and Deborah Meaden, Bespoke Verse owner Joanna Miller left without a Dragon on board with her.

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Joanna Miller on Dragons' Den

But although the panel told her they were ‘out’ when she asked for £50,000 for 20 per cent of her online rhyming gift business, Joanna said filming the show for an hour was a ‘fantastic experience’.

She said: “I was given some really useful advice. They loved the product, and there were a lot of laughs.

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“But they thought it was quite niche and they wanted something to expand.

“The Den was more like a mentoring session than a pitch. I left it feeling excited for the future.”

The mother-of-three, from Bourne End, says she has seen a lot of interest since the show was broadcast on Sunday.

She said: “We’re getting lots of orders in and that is absolutely fantastic.”

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