Inventing
Mum's The Word
BY Don Debelak
Keeping your idea confidentialThe Top 6 Mistakes Inventors Make
BY Tamara Monosoff
Learn the biggest mistakes you can make in the inventing process, and how you can avoid them.American Inventor, Episode 3
BY Laura Tiffany
From a toe-shaped jam dispenser to a new-and-improved tooth flosser, the inventions on episode three run the gamut.Market Research 101
BY Tamara Monosoff
Ready to get your invention in the hands of customers? Before you start producing it, learn everything you need to know about researching your target market.Three Steps to Selling Your Idea
BY Tamara Monosoff
Start making money now with this step-by-step guide to licensing your invention.The Inside Scoop on Manufacturing
BY Tamara Monosoff
Should you manufacture your invention overseas or is "Made in America" right for you? Our expert weighs the pros and cons.Licensing Your Invention vs. Going Into Business
BY Tamara Monosoff
Have an idea but not sure what to do with it? Our expert explains which money-making option is right for you.Put a Lid on It!
BY Don Debelak
An infomercial for this inventor's snappy new food containers helped her seal the deal with a large retailer.Doctor's Orders
BY Don Debelak
Getting the FDA to give your medical invention the thumbs up can be a challenge, so follow this prescription for approval.
Creating a Product Prototype
BY Tamara Monosoff
From your mind's eye to the palm of your hand, learn what steps are needed to prototype your invention.To Patent or Not to Patent?
BY Tamara Monosoff
Everything you need to know about protecting your inventionProtecting Your Trademark
BY Paul and Sarah Edwards
Keep another company from stealing your pending trademarked name without spending a dime.The First Steps to Inventing
BY Tamara Monosoff
Learn the 3 common myths every inventor should know, and how to take action with creative thinking. Choosing a Product or Service to Sell
BY Brian Tracy
Ready to break into a new market? Answering these 29 questions will determine if the product or service you want to sell deserves your commitment.5 Steps for Turning Your Idea Into a Product
BY Sarah Pierce
Got a great idea for an invention but not sure what to do with it? Turn your dream into a marketable product with these easy steps.Mail Call
BY Don Debelak
Mail order catalogs can be a startup inventor's surefire route to success.Pet Project
BY Don Debelak
How one former veterinarian wowed major pet-product retailers--and got her invention on their shelvesNew and Improved
BY Nichole L. Torres
Products that make life easier are all the rage. Your next big business idea may be making a good, everyday item great.How to Protect Your Business's Trade Secrets
BY Chris Kelleher
These five rules will help safeguard some of your company's most important assets.Top Honors
BY Don Debelak
Winning a contest can catapult your invention into the mainstream.Marketing Tips for Launching a New Product
BY Kim T. Gordon
Follow these seven steps to successfully introduce and market your latest product or service.Come Together
BY Don Debelak
Two heads are better than one, so why not use a joint venture to get your invention off the ground?It's in the Mail
BY Nichole L. Torres
How to land your product on the pages of a catalogTaking License
BY Don Debelak
It pays to do your homework before signing a licensing agreement.Breath of Fresh Air
BY Don Debelak
How do you sell buyers on an invention that creates a new product category?Beyond the Big Idea
BY Karen E. Spaeder
You've got a million-dollar idea; now all you need is a strategy to make it marketable. These inventors brought their ideas to life--and hit it big. Find out how they made it happen.Ads by Google
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