Don't Let These Obstacles Stop You From Licensing Your Idea

What do you really need to license an idea? Not much. We've heard every excuse under the sun. Not enough time. Not enough money. Not enough skills. Not enough technical know-how. Stephen Key, licensing experts, explains why these excuses are not valid. The question is: How bad do you want to see your product idea in the market?

The business model taught today and historically is to start your own business. But not everyone has the experience, time, money or even desire to start a business.

There is an alternative. It's called licensing. Let us show you how to license your idea in ten simple steps.

Call #1-800-701-7993 to set up an appointment with Andrew or another member of the inventRight team to discuss how we can help you license your ideas.

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[t-dubtaylor]

Stephen! You guys at Invent Right are heroes in the new economy! I was wondering, has a company ever offered to buy your idea out-right? Would you sell it and if so, how would you arrive at your selling price? I'm so grateful for what you are doing. It is really life-changing work!

[grygoriirozdorozhniuk]

Hi Steve!
would be interesting to get from you some time management tips
thanks

[tungstenejector]

I have developed a great golf accessory that has been found to be original and it is without doubt the best golf accessory I have ever used and I know for a fact it would be a big seller. I'm busy polishing up the demo video, I do have a preliminary patent application on file and I could sure use some advice on how to go about getting a company interested in taking it on.

[deronchapman]

Thanks Stephen...I have made a change to my product idea after almost landing a licenseing agreement. Should I refile my PPA with the changes now or wait until it expires?

[AdkismLaura]

I  recently submitted my invention with demo video to ASOTV and the rep seem very excited over course of our email exchanges this happened on April 20th and I'm not heard from them since do you think it's a good idea to follow up or just wait?

Kind regards