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<title>Solo Marketing Effort:</title>
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Most inventors hope to license their ideas, but the reality is that many have to go to market themselves, It can be a challenging process.  Presenting a product to a distributor is a very hit and miss process, I have presented the same]]></description>
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<title>Licensing:</title>
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Getting a manufacturer interested in your ideas can be easy if you take the right approach. 
Navigating the development process that will take you from idea to distribution is critical, 
Try calling companies that make products simila]]></description>
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<title>Plotting your course:</title>
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Ask who your end user will be 
Keep it narrow.
While everyone may benefit from the product, realize that not everyone will buy it.
Start an inventor’s notebook. You can use a composition book, but don’t tear out any pages. In gre]]></description>
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<title>Bringing a killer new product to market</title>
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The idea is the first step. Here’s how to turn it into a business. 
There was a time when companies exclusively relied on their research and development departments and everything was invented in house, but that only worked when prod]]></description>
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