Inventing
Can a Corporate Partner Help You Market Your Invention?
Finding a Fortune 2000 to help you manufacture, market and distribute your product isn't as hard as it sounds if you follow this advice.Notions in Motion
BY Don Debelak
Itching to turn an idea into reality? You've got to answer the call and take charge to make it happen.The Bigger, the Better
BY Don Debelak
If you need quick cash flow to stay in business—and who doesn't?—skip the small retailers and go straight for companies that buy in bulk.Lighting the Way
BY Don Debelak
In the dark because your oddball product doesn't fit with buyers? There is success at the end of the tunnel.Innovative Model
BY Geoff Williams
Joey Reiman has thought up stuff you've only dreamed about--and now he's going to share his secrets of innovation with you.Market a New Product on Any Budget
BY Kim T. Gordon
Let the whole world know about your latest product launch, even on the tightest budget.Raiser's Edge
BY Don Debelak
Are your attempts at selling to retail stores going nowhere? Maybe your product needs a good fund-raiser.Look What I Found!
BY Don Debelak
Make the most of the opportunities everybody else has overlooked.Patent Holders Given Edge in Battle Against Infringers
Supreme Court decision eases inventors' burden of proving someone else has violated their patent rightsWant Some of This?
BY Don Debelak
A good product is nothing without a customer who wants to buy it.Answers to 3 Tough Copyright Questions
BY Cliff Ennico
When designing your marketing materials, take care not to rip anyone off in the process.The Risks of Sharing Your Idea
It's every entrepreneur's worst nightmare: Someone has stolen your idea. How can you really protect yourself?Inventing A to Z
BY Laura Tiffany
Everything you ever wanted to know about making your big idea a marketable realityI Needed That
BY Don Debelak
Looking for an innovative product customers will buy? Think of what you need in your work or hobby.At Ease, Private!
BY Don Debelak
Private labeling offers an end to all the woes of dealing with retailers.Run for the Border
BY Don Debelak
Domestics too costly? Look into foreign manufacturing.Top 10 Patent Myths
BY Jasmine Pui
Your brilliant idea needn't fall by the wayside simply because you don't want to deal with the patent process. We've shattered the top 10 myths so you can see your way clear to patenting your product.Singular Sensation
BY Don Debelak
It's your best product. Actually, it's your only product. But you can still get big retailers to take notice.Your Invention Is Complete. Now What?
Create a business to distribute and market your invention, that's what.Infantile Inventions
BY Don Debelak
No, no, it's not a bad thing! The baby-products market is the perfect place for brand-new inventors to take their first steps.Basic Invention Marketing
You have an invention—and you want people to know about it. Here are the basics to help you get just what you want.Don't Stay in the Dark!
BY Don Debelak
Here's how to make sure your big invention sees the light of day.Molded in Your Image
BY Don Debelak
A crude prototype won't show you off in the best light. You need a cheap way to build a better one.Making Your Product in the U.S. vs. Overseas
Manufacturing your product elsewhere might be cheaper--but not necessarily better. Keep it local to save yourself some stress.Home Fires Burning
BY Don Debelak
Spark nationwide success for your product with some sales fuel from your local neighborhood stores."Oh, Yeah? Prove It!"
BY Peter Kooiman
Bringing both sides of the patent issue together to find the truth about prior artAds by Google
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