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How to Decide What to Do Next By Jack Lander The burning question most inexperienced inventors ask me is, “I have this great idea, what should I do next?” My answer: 1) Determine what has already been done that’s similar to...
Read Moreby Inventors Digest | Oct 31, 2011 | Inventing 101
How to Decide What to Do Next By Jack Lander The burning question most inexperienced inventors ask me is, “I have this great idea, what should I do next?” My answer: 1) Determine what has already been done that’s similar to...
Read Moreby Inventors Digest | Jun 24, 2011 | Inventiveness
By Paul Niemann There are three things every industry has: 1. Trade associations 2. Trade publications 3. Trade shows or conferences Take advantage of these when lining up distributors and launching your...
Read Moreby Inventors Digest | Oct 13, 2010 | Inventing 101
Or at Least Conduct a Thorough Patent Search By Jack Lander Advancing an invention from concept to licensed patent that pays you royalties is expensive – about $10,000 for the typical low-tech product. If you produce and market...
Read Moreby Inventors Digest | Jun 2, 2010 | Inventiveness
Under Secretary of Commerce and Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) David Kappos announced today that the USPTO has entered into a no-cost, two-year agreement with Google to make bulk electronic...
Read Moreby Inventors Digest | Mar 3, 2010 | Inventing 101
By Rick Martin The road to obtaining a low-cost patent – with the term “low-cost” being relative – begins with an Internet search. Start with Google Patent Search, an engine that delivers patents issued in the United States....
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