Inventing
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How do I turn my invention into a profitable part-time business? Our Inventions Marketing Expert offers these tips.Take Another Look
Want a second opinion on that great idea, but you're not sure about shopping it around? Our Inventions Expert suggests protecting your idea first.Patent Lather
BY Don Debelak
When you create a product with broad commercial potential, be sure to protect your interests by patenting the products in a way that keeps the competition at bay.PTO Clues
BY Don Debelak
Our expert answers your common patent questions.Web Site
BY Robert J. McGarvey
Get your hands on federal government booklets aimed at small business.Safeguarding Your Prototype
Thinking about sending your prototype to a company? Here are a few tips on how to keep it safe.Already Taken?
Think your idea is unique and original? Think again. Our Start-Up Legal Expert suggests doing your homework before taking your idea to market.For the Record
Keeping track of your invention's progress can help you in certain situations.In Your Face
BY Don Debelak
Cosmetic creatorsIt's a Secret
BY Ellen Paris
So keep it that way--protect your proprietary information.Don't Rely on Others to Sell Your Invention
Looking for licensees to market and produce your patent-pending invention? Don't hire someone to make the presentations--do it yourself!Test Run
Our Product Development Expert takes you through the steps of developing the right prototype for your product.First Steps
Our Invention Marketing Expert explains how to follow through with that bright idea by using this simple plan.Keeping Secrets
Protecting your idea isn't all fun and games. Our Invention Protection Expert tells you how to keep your ideas safe.Right Hair, Right Now
BY Don Debelak
Hair product inventorLights, Car, Action
BY Don Debelak
Neon products inventorDo You Copy?
BY Tomima Edmark
To © or not to ©: How a copyright can protect your creative worksWhat's in a Name?
BY Tomima Edmark
Possibly your entire image. Before you rush to get your product on the market, take the time to choose the right name.Inventions: The Next Generation
BY Tomima Edmark
Can't think of an original product? You don't have to. Making an existing product better could be your ticket to success.Watch Your Mouth!
BY Tomima Edmark
If you don't want to lose the rights to your idea, don't talk about it--without a nondisclosure agreement, that is.Think Fast
BY Don Debelak
Cash in on fadsNo Time? No Problem
BY Don Debelak
You're never too busy to private label.Now Showing
BY Tomima Edmark
Secrets to presenting your great ideaYou Got The Look
BY Steven C. Bahls
And if anyone tries to steal it, you can take 'em to court.History Lessons
BY Don Debelak
Don't reinvent the wheelBreaking New Ground
BY Tomima Edmark
You've always been able to patent your inventions. Thanks to recent court rulings, you can now patent your ideas.Ads by Google
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