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Inventor Confidential: The Honest Guide to Profitable Inventing [Mīkstie vāki]

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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 272 pages, height x width x depth: 212x139x20 mm, weight: 226 g, 1 Paperback / softback
  • Izdošanas datums: 13-May-2021
  • Izdevniecība: HarperCollins Leadership
  • ISBN-10: 1400219574
  • ISBN-13: 9781400219575
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 272 pages, height x width x depth: 212x139x20 mm, weight: 226 g, 1 Paperback / softback
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  • ISBN-10: 1400219574
  • ISBN-13: 9781400219575
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The President of the United Inventors Association shows inventors, innovators and makers how to successfully monetize their inventions and avoid the get-rich-quick scammers and common pitfalls. Original.

The President of the United Inventors Association shows inventors, innovators, and makers a savvier, safer path towards monetizing your better mouse trap and how to avoid the get-rich-quick scammers.

The road to licensing a profitable, innovative product or technology is riddled with curves, holes, and rocky cliffs. Every year, hundreds of thousands of eager inventors around the globe spend millions of dollars seeking assistance from inventor service companies and individuals claiming to be experts in the innovation and licensing fields, though their actual success rates are poor in relation to the dollar amounts they charge.

The reality is, according to Inventors&; Digest&;, while 78% of new inventors believe they will make over a million dollars with their inventions, less than 1% actually do. Marketers prey on this scenario for their own financial gain.

Inventor Confidential tips the odds back in the investor&;s favor, helping them: 

  • Gain a much broader picture of the many current challenges that inventors face these days.
  • Understand the red flags to watch out for when individuals or companies charge up front for their coaching or help-to-market services.
  • See how inventors can improve their odds of licensing success by following a thorough product development protocol, creating working prototypes, and filing U.S. patents.
  • Get the insider perspective on how companies determine the quality of a product submission and if they want to work with the inventor.
  • Learn the 30 steps to market if you want to go it alone.

For anyone who has a great idea or invention and wants to monetize it but are not sure who to trust, Inventor Confidential will show them where to best spend their hard-earned money to maximize their odds for success.



The President of the United Inventors Association shows inventors, innovators, and makers a savvier, safer path towards monetizing your better mouse trap and how to avoid the get-rich-quick scammers.
Foreword xiii
Frank Brown
Preface xvii
Introduction xxvii
SECTION ONE Open Innovabion
1 Inside Open Innovation
3(12)
2 Who Exactly Are Inventors These Days?
15(10)
3 Bridging the Cultural Divide Between Corporations and Inventors
25(10)
4 Developing Your Product (Part 1)
35(18)
5 Developing Your Product (Part 2)
53(14)
6 Going to Market (Part 1)
67(20)
7 Inside the Corporate Product Review Process
87(12)
8 Inside Legal Licensing Agreements
99(14)
9 Going to Market (Part 2)
113(16)
SECTION TWO Inventors "Beware"
10 Clever Marketers Who Charge Inventors
129(12)
11 Inside the United States Patent and Trademark Office and Washington, DC, Politics
141(14)
12 The Non-Profit Inventor Help Mission
155(8)
13 SIAM
163(12)
SECTION THREE Inventors "Be Aware"
14 Industry Trade Shows
175(10)
15 Crowdfunding
185(10)
16 Direct Response Television
195(10)
SECTION FOUR Organic Innovation Matters
17 The Importance of Organic Innovation
205(10)
18 The Future of Innovation in America
215(6)
Special Acknowledgment 221(2)
Sources 223(2)
Index 225(9)
About the Author 234