Great program. A sales mentor taught me about offering additional services in the building and design industry and I'm impressed that Mr. Mullin offers full-service capability for his clients now. It's called "taking them through the candy store" when you can show a client additional goodies they might want from you.
Great advice from Keith, especially his mention of targeting "sales people". Most (probably all) first-time inventors mistakenly try to pitch the CEO of their prospective licensee. This is (almost always) a total waste of time. Sales people however, are easy to connect with and have priorities that closely align with the inventor and often become the inventor's Trojan Horse.
I can’t believe it took me until 40 to realize my true gift and dream is to be an inventor. You’d think I would have figured it out earlier considering I’ve always said I love making things with my hands and I love learning how things work. I guess it took to 44 to realize I can do it and when I got to the point where I started believing it, I signed up for IR. I just started two weeks ago! Wooo! 🥳
I learned alot from the book "Patent it yourself".I have a design patent for the automotive industry.The book is very helpful.Used to check it out at the library, seems more difficult to check that book out lately..Looking to get it licensed.
Yeah...David Pressman (patent it yourself) published an entry I mentioned.The word score (notch,scratch) is used on a page for structure.Used on one design I abandoned.
@@inventRighthey Steven, I’m going to purchase your book from Amazon because an attorney recommended it to me. Love the channel. The problem is, the product I want to license is a design patent. And even worse, for the food industry (ice cream/cookie). Is the book going to show how I should approach these companies in 2023? Thank you ❤
Great video! Quick question if you have the time . I live in Australia and have a concept I want to pitch to a large company who distributes to stores in Australia but is based over seas. Would having a PPA in Australia stop the company from producing it in another country ? Thank you, loving all the content
Welcome! Keep inventing! - Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder ( Call, email, book an appointment or request more info about how we can help by visiting us here. inventright.com/contact/ )
Hello i am not good with using computers , i dont get any up to date videos there all months ago but i could use your help you and Steve are great awesome guys. I have a idea that would sell 100% i think i screwed up by seding my idea t invention home
Thanks for the kind words. You don't need to be a computer wiz. Just need basic skills to license, but you do need basic skills. - Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder ( Call, email, book an appointment or request more info about how we can help by visiting us here. inventright.com/contact/ )
To file a PPA would I have to set up a ltd company first? I am living in the Uk. Thanks! Dean PS I WILL have my own spotlight video with you guys that I'm sure of with this invention I have
Ok. Keep inventing! - Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder ( Call, email, book an appointment or request more info about how we can help by visiting us here. inventright.com/contact/ )
Awesome video! Thanks to Andrew and Stephen for hosting and kudos to Keith for his well-deserved success!
Thank you so much chuck!
I watched this live, the comments section was exploding with questions we just couldn't get enough of Kieth! I wish to see more of him in here~
Thank you for participating!
Great program. A sales mentor taught me about offering additional services in the building and design industry and I'm impressed that Mr. Mullin offers full-service capability for his clients now. It's called "taking them through the candy store" when you can show a client additional goodies they might want from you.
Thank you so much for commenting and watching!
Great advice from Keith, especially his mention of targeting "sales people". Most (probably all) first-time inventors mistakenly try to pitch the CEO of their prospective licensee. This is (almost always) a total waste of time. Sales people however, are easy to connect with and have priorities that closely align with the inventor and often become the inventor's Trojan Horse.
Thank you!
I can’t believe it took me until 40 to realize my true gift and dream is to be an inventor. You’d think I would have figured it out earlier considering I’ve always said I love making things with my hands and I love learning how things work.
I guess it took to 44 to realize I can do it and when I got to the point where I started believing it, I signed up for IR. I just started two weeks ago! Wooo! 🥳
@@JC11378 Welcome to our community.
If you need me please tell your coach!
"Under promise, over deliver" -coach M 🙏✨
I would agree!
This TH-cam video was all that I needed to confirm I'm too a product developer 🎉 great streaming and sharing knowledge
That’s wonderful. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
I learned alot from the book "Patent it yourself".I have a design patent for the automotive industry.The book is very helpful.Used to check it out at the library, seems more difficult to check that book out lately..Looking to get it licensed.
It an oldie, but a goodie!
Yeah...David Pressman (patent it yourself) published an entry I mentioned.The word score (notch,scratch) is used on a page for structure.Used on one design I abandoned.
@@inventRighthey Steven, I’m going to purchase your book from Amazon because an attorney recommended it to me. Love the channel. The problem is, the product I want to license is a design patent. And even worse, for the food industry (ice cream/cookie). Is the book going to show how I should approach these companies in 2023? Thank you ❤
Every industries a little bit different.
This guy is legit. You can tell he has done a lot. Very knowledgeable. 25:26 27:13 34:30 amazing engineering to make this mold.
Thank you for commenting and watching!
@@inventRight I’m your biggest fan. Well top 10.
Thank you very much!
Great video!
Quick question if you have the time . I live in Australia and have a concept I want to pitch to a large company who distributes to stores in Australia but is based over seas. Would having a PPA in Australia stop the company from producing it in another country ?
Thank you, loving all the content
We would need more information to make a better assessment.
Amazing interview ! Thank you !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello everyone and good luck with your work......
Thanks, you too!
New here from Columbus Ohio
Welcome! Keep inventing! - Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder ( Call, email, book an appointment or request more info about how we can help by visiting us here. inventright.com/contact/ )
Hello i am not good with using computers , i dont get any up to date videos there all months ago but i could use your help you and Steve are great awesome guys. I have a idea that would sell 100% i think i screwed up by seding my idea t invention home
Thanks for the kind words. You don't need to be a computer wiz. Just need basic skills to license, but you do need basic skills. - Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder ( Call, email, book an appointment or request more info about how we can help by visiting us here. inventright.com/contact/ )
Can i show off my prototype @ a trade show?Is this safe or approach people through the internet?
I would be careful.
@@inventRight The widget does have a patented design,legit .Is it then o.k. to show off?
IP is not going to protect you.
Hey I want to license a product in toy industry. Is toy industry still a good industry to licensing in 2023?
Absolutely!
To file a PPA would I have to set up a ltd company first? I am living in the Uk.
Thanks! Dean
PS I WILL have my own spotlight video with you guys that I'm sure of with this invention I have
Your PPA must be in your name.
Keep watching a Videos.
I'm new my name is George. I'm from USA Washington State.
Thank you
like your web page;those silly coffee tables i have running around my house??samsung wants to talk to me!! hope it's legit??
Ok. Keep inventing! - Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder ( Call, email, book an appointment or request more info about how we can help by visiting us here. inventright.com/contact/ )
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