Got an Idea?®

1. DIY Develop and Market Your Idea?

2. License Your Idea?

3. Get Inventing Help?

4. List and Market It Here?

5. Wait While Someone Else Brings It To Market?

6. Take It To The Grave?

7. You Could Be Successful!
 
The Choice Is Yours...

By now you might have heard George Foreman ask you if you "Got An Idea?® for a new invention idea.

But before you spend well over $10,000 getting inventing help, you should first decide what you want to do and where you want to go with your invention idea.

One option for you is to let Inventors' Place confidentially review it for licensing considerations. Click here to learn more.

1. DIY Develop and/or Market Your Idea?

If your idea is not yet developed, if it is just a scribble on a napkin, and you choose to develop and market your invention idea yourself (DIY), then get The Idea Logbook!   It will walk you through the developing process including suggestions to make your prototype, insights on the patent process, where and how to locate manufacturing and even conducting market and product research. And much, much more. The Idea Logbook will guide and coach you through the exciting inventing process and help you decide where to go and what to do.

2. License Your Idea?

Licensing is when you sell your invention idea to a company who will take your idea and complete its development and then begin marketing and selling it and then pay you a royalty for everyone that is sold. Royalty is usually three (3) to five (5) percent depending on where the new invention idea is in the development and protection stages.

Go pick up a book or two and learn about how to licensing a product you just might find the one company out there looking for new products and willing to make licensing deal.

3. Get Inventing Help?

Perhaps you are a busy professional without the time and knowledge. There are many companies that can assist. But Inventor Beware! Do your homework first. Research the company or individual. Get References.

4. List or Market Your Product Here

If you have an invention or new product developed, think of Inventors' Place as another avenue to promote and market your product to consumers. A sort of mini Amazon - but focused on new product inventions. Contact us for Details.

5. Wait While Someone Else Brings It To Market?

By doing nothing, there will be a good chance one day you will see your idea on the shelves of a store because someone else got off their butt and developed and marketed the idea.

Avoid, regret and get The Idea Logbook and begin developing and marketing your idea before someone else does.

6. Take It To The Grave.

If your decision is to do nothing with your invention idea except keep in your head until you die - The world is at a loss. Give it life.

7. You Could be Successful!

You could also be successful. You could have something you thought of being purchased by, and enjoyed by, consumers. You could possibly achieve financial success from your idea. Nothing better then being mocked all the way to the bank.

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