Tip 25 – The Greatest Tip ever for an Independent Inventor
Blog By Edward Ayres
Coming up with an idea is one thing, but moving forward with it is something altogether different. The decision to invest time and money into your invention should not be made lightly. But when you feel you have a “winner” and the real mistake would be not moving forward, that’s when the real question rears its head. How do I get my invention to store shelves?
Over the last few months your Inventor Process team has endeavored to provide helpful tips on not just getting your product to the marketplace, but what to do when you first have the idea, should you proceed or hit the brakes, patenting, marketing, prototyping, royalty negotiations and a lot more. All great topics for inventors, however, today we’ll provide the tip that we believe will be the most beneficial of all. A tip that can help you turn your idea into a product on the shelves of Wal-Mart. If invention success is your goal, this tip is for you!
Tip 25, use Inventor Process’ Direct Submission Program™. Our low cost, proven program is focused on patenting, marketing and royalty negotiations; it literally empowers independent inventors. Our team of industry experts provide patent preparation and filing, product specific market research and promotional materials that will make potential licensing companies take notice. And when positive responses roll in, we provide over 50 years of negotiations experience to achieve the best licensing agreement possible. Invention success is the goal, and we’ll work diligently to help you achieve it.
And while no one can guarantee invention success, we make two guarantees. Guarantee one is we’ll always do what we say we’re going to do, and when we say we’re going to do it. Guarantee 2, is if you don’t try, you won’t make it. Step up to the plate and take a swing. Think about hitting home runs, not strike outs!
Contact us today. Your personal consultant will assist you every step of the way, and ensure your vision is properly conveyed to our team.
We hope you enjoyed Tip 25. We’d love to hear your comments, and please consider sharing this information as it may benefit an inventor you know. If you have questions don’t hesitate to contact us.
