Mark Cuban is a successful investor who is known, in part, for appearing on ABC's Shark Tank. If you want to contact him for a business offer or inquire about an investment, email is the way to go. For short comments or questions, try searching their social media accounts.
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Method 1 of 3: Email (Email)
Step 1. Use one of Mark Cuban's public email addresses
The private email address is hidden, of course, so it's hard to find unless you have an "insider" source. Luckily, she has several publicly known email addresses, and you can still use one of them to contact her to share ideas and ask questions.
- The first email address you should try is: [email protected] (since 1/11/2015 – this email no longer exists)
- Cuban is also the chairman, CEO, and president of AXS TV. You can use your email address to contact him: [email protected]
- As the owner of the Dallas Mavericks, Cuban has an email address associated with the team: [email protected]
- Maybe Cuban's investment email address is an open secret within the tech community, but it's hard to find those outside of the community. If you have a technology product and contact address in the community, maybe you can ask around and finally find the email address.
Step 2. Write the email title (subject) to the point
Before you think about the body of an email, you need to make sure your message has a title that lets Mark Cuban know what you mean before opening the email.
- Try making your email title 20 characters or less. This character title restriction makes it easy to see when the email is checked with a smart phone (smart phone).
- An option to consider is to conclude the type of business you are trying to promote. For example "Social App Start-Up."
Step 3. Create a formal email structure
The tone and structure of your email should be polite, respectful and professional.
- Greet him with “Mr. Cuban."
- Use good and correct English. Do not use abbreviations commonly used on the internet such as: “u” for “you,” “r” for “are,” and so on.
- Your email should have a greeting, followed by well-structured body, and a business-appropriate closing, and name and contact information.
Step 4. Describe your business
In a few lines, explain what type of business your company is in, what you want to do in the future, and why you are taking the action you are taking with your company.
Your company must have a name and product. Having just an idea can't achieve your goal. You can wait until you've made as much progress as you can before emailing Cuban
Step 5. Tell how you build your company
Tell Mark Cuban what you're doing building your business and what kind of success you've had in that business.
Describe the products you've launched, promotions you've done, awards you've won, key people in your business industry you've hired or contracted, and other similar information. The more extraordinary the progress you have made, the more promising your success will appear to Cuban
Step 6. Show the values
End the introduction by offering a glimpse of your income projections. The point is to show Cuban the value of the business you can offer him, as well as the value you as an entrepreneur can offer.
Explain why your business your product fits Cuban's usual investment. Also describe what your company can offer that other companies can't
Step 7. Be creative and confident
When you offer your business, you need to be creative enough to get Cuban's attention, and confident enough to make him believe in you. If you show your lack of self-confidence, he's more likely to trust you less.
Step 8. Create a short email
Cuban is a busy person who receives a lot of emails every day. If you send a long email from the start, he may miss it. Sending a short email with important information is a much better option.
If he likes your idea, he'll email you back asking for additional details. Provide the requested details, if you haven't set it up before
Step 9. Wait a day or two
People Cuban has contacted say he usually replies within 24 hours, so if he responds to your email, you might get a response within a day or two.
Method 2 of 3: Social Media
Step 1. Message her via Facebook
You can private message Cuban via Facebook without even being a fan of his Facebook page. Alternatively, you can also click like on the Facebook page and leave a comment directly on the timeline.
- Check out Mark Cuban's Facebook page at:
- If you decide to use Facebook as an alternative to email, it's better to send a private message instead of posting a public comment. Private messages are better for long sentences, including promoting ideas, while public comments are better for general sentences or short fan letters.
Step 2. Talk to him on Google Plus
If you have a Google Plus account, you can add Mark Cuban to your circles and send them directly to him through that account.
- Go directly to the Google Plus page:
- You can add Cuban to your circle, but you can't expect him to add you to his. As of early January 2014, he appeared in 1, 376, 657 other people's circles but he alone has only 156 people in his own circle.
- Contacting him via Google Plus is a good option if you just want to leave commentary as a fan or other types of short fan letters, but less practical if you want to offer him an idea or want his help as an investor.
Step 3. Tweet on Cuban
He also regularly updates his Twitter account, so if you want to post a short note, you can tweet yours to @mcuban.
- Visit Cuban's Twitter page at:
- Use this as an option for comments and short questions.
- Apart from tweeting Cuban, you can also follow him to get updates on his activities. Note, of course, that he may not follow you back. As of early January 2014, he has 1,981,654 followers but only follows 963 people on twitter.
Step 4. Make a comment on his Pinterest page
Even though Cuban's Pinterest page doesn't have many fans, it's updated every now and then, so you can post comments related to his Pins, as long as you have your own Pinterest account.
- Find his Pinterest page at:
- Cuban's pins are usually associated with his current companies.
- In addition to commenting on Pins, you can also create Pins to advertise your company and send them to Cuban via the website. Include a short description in the comments when you post it so you have a better chance of grabbing his attention.
Step 5. Leave a comment on the Cuban blog
Mark Cuban frequently updates his professional blog, which is full of his thoughts and short advice. Read the post and decide if you have a comment to respond to. If so, you can leave a comment on any post.
Come directly to the Cuban blog at:
Method 3 of 3: Shark Tank
Step 1. Email the casting team or register online
If your attempts to contact Cuban through other means and don't work, you can do what people who want Cuban investors do and audition for Shark Tank. The easiest way to register for the event is to send an email offering your idea to the selection team or submit an online registration via the Shark Tank website.
- Send your email to: [email protected]
- Register online with registration form and video submission to:
- When you apply electronically, you will need to provide information about yourself, including your name, age, contact information, and a recent photograph.
- You also need to include information about your business your product. Offer the dream, not the numbers, so the turnout can see your passion. Also include some background information on your product or business, along with an outline of how you can move your business forward.
Step 2. Attend a live participant selection call
While Cuban may not be present at every live contest, he does come sometimes, you may have the opportunity to speak to him in person if you come. Make sure you come prepared, so you can leave a good impression.
- Check the schedule of the open participant selection call online at:
- Fill out the questionnaire as completely as possible:
- Show up at the audition early.
- Make a one-minute offer. Sell the dream and show your passion.
