Found this video after trying to learn what makes a good licensing product presentation. After watching this I came out with more knowledge about the process and even made some very interesting connections with my preconceived notions of product licensing. Many of the topics discussed were things I've thought about in my own process and even executed in my current passion project which I found quite exciting. I'm new to product licensing, but I feel like I have the skills to be really successful. Really looking forward to watching more of your videos; they've been very helpful!
Hello Stephen. I am not an inventor in any way. My father passed away in 2015 from cancer. When his health started to fail, I was determined to find a way for him to be able to enjoy the sport that he loved most by inventing something that would allow him to do what he loved the most. He was able to use the first prototype in trial and then not long after that, it stopped working and he passed away so I hung it on the wall, I was so proud. I got it back down not too long ago and started working on it again in his memory. I started a second prototype and in the process I decided to go a different direction for the third time. I know nothing about designing much less mechanical operations, but I am smart enough to understand that if it don't work the first time, go back to the drawing board and start over. I created my invention for the physically handicapped by changing the actual operation of another patented product. Most everything is rechargeable today, so why not make this rechargeable. I have searched the market to no end and there is no product out there like mine. My dream is to have the very first one to hand down to my future generations and be able to help the physically handicapped enjoy the sport like they should. Destiny is calling, hoping to chat with you soon!!
Hi, I just subscribed to this channel today. My father has cancer and my goal is to get my product built and put on the market to make him proud. I read your story sorry about your dad I'm sure he was a very special person. I'm passionate about my idea and I am working hard taking the steps to make it happen. It would be nice to hear back from you. Stuart
This is wonderful thank you so much for writing such a thoughtful message. Sounds like you’re extremely motivated. Congratulations! That’s half the battle.
@@inventRight hi, thanks for taking the time to reply I appreciate it I was going through my designs when you messaged. I am definitely motivated. I truly love what I do my invention means the world to me. I won't stop till I succeed but it's people like you that genuinely get us there so thank you for that.
@@StuartAllcock a lot of us consider our fathers to be very special people. Well, I took that one step further. I consider my Father to be the greatest man to ever put on a pair of boots and defend his country. Korea vet, may he rest in peace. Being who he was and what he loved and being his only son, I had a responsibility and a job to do. He was a vet, and then a policeman, a fireman and drove for the rescue squad, Dupont retired. Many certificates and diplomas hung from his wall. Very proud of his accomplishments. If I could do just one thing to honor him and stand out just like he did, to show how much respect I had for him, that would be a great accomplishment for me. If it don't work the first time, try again. Dream until your dreams come true!!
You are absolute gold your content is nearly pricless iv had so many great ideas over years and thought theres to much to learn and no one will tell you
Thank you! 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/ )
Hi again my friend this is Samuel Lee since we talked i have came up with a sales sheet and shirts ive become my on walking advertisement, i also have been using my product and have great results with it, i also plan to hit all hospitals, post surgical rehab centers and also the gyms for all sports with all 3 versions of it, im showing the benefits and will be waiting on the companies to call with an NDA, thank you for paving the road for me, when i get bigtime i'll send you one as promise customized to inventright
you describe "Market Demand" I think of that as a different type of "FOMO" (Fear Of Missing Out) the little guys would ABSOLUTELY HATE seeing your product on the shelves of a big box store and realize they PASSED up That opportunity! !
Stephen could you perhaps do a video about international licensing, design patent and utility patents. Specifically international, Im UK based and its a much smaller market than the US so I would need to sell abroad to be more profitable. How does ownership of an idea/product locally affect selling internationally. Thanks a lot, learnt a huge amount from you, Jack.
Most of our international students play the licensing game in the US first. They’re much more open than some other countries. Many of those companies depends on their size sell internationally.
I have a really simple idea that meets a need and drew a simple picture, yet very clear, of the idea. Is it possible to reach out to companies with just the drawing that I did?
It all depends. Depends on the company depends on the industry. If it’s a Novelty gift idea, this can be appropriate. In every other industry this will not be acceptable.
is it important to have a prototype and previous sales before hand to be successful at product licensing OR can you still get a licensing deal with a product idea that is only at "ideation stage" thankyou in advance. loving the content you guys bring to our eyes
Every industry is different. Some industries would like to have a working prototype. Some companies will look at a sketch on a napkin. I believe you sell the benefit of an idea first before you go to the trouble of building a prototype. But if you have the skills to build a prototype, then build one.
@@mandellscott-pl3zy please do the necessary homework, but yes, after you file your provisional patent application, you can start to reach out to companies. But the best protection is not your provisional patent application. It’s knowledge.
One way is to license to a company that sells to the government. 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/ )
@@inventRight Hi I was just looking for guidance on the anticipated time from getting an idea reviewed and reaping some kind of benefits? I appreciate many aspects include the complexity of the product or system but some kind of time frame would be helpful for a rather simplistic product with a function?
Sir, I am currently in the military and thought of many products to invent. However, I have heard the military is able to claim my ideas as their. How do I avoid that?
I used a outside company to build a prototype for me , now they’re showing my product to other companies in order get a licensing deal, do you think it’s worth the wait? Also, i just submitted a non- provisional patent, do you think I got a chance for a deal?
I used Davison, I paid for they service to complete the prototype, now they shopping to see if I can a licensing deal, i just applied for a non provisional, lawyer is expensive. My goal is to pitch ideas to companies , any info? Thanks
Hi guys, I'm watching your videos recently, and you guys are a perfect example of Over-delivering! I have a question... I have an invention related to technology and require materialistic side, and a technical side. I decided to sell it to a tech giant, I selected one and created the product, made ads directly related to their brand. And also took their name and created a marketing sentence which is directly related to their brand. I also put their company logo on the ads that will be shown to them... Do you think that this is a smart move? Also, 47:09 : Who's the one I should contact? I mean, which department? Thanks!
is there ever an issue with companies being concerned with opening e-mails from and outside source on the company server, such as malware, viruses, etc.???
Depends on what industry. The tech industry I would be extremely careful. What is their track record working with independent inventors? How important is intellectual property? Do they have a history of plain fair? Can they work around you? Have you filed the right intellectual property? The list goes on and on and on .
Hi. I just watching your videos and I am definitely willing to get started the only problem is I dont know where to start. I feel like. Ive been overwhelmed with a lot of information for a lot of different people. But yours some the most realistic. I just watch the video on patent but im still a little confused by it. I do believe my idea is worth it and it will help some if not a lot of people. The catagory it falls under is automotive and it also includes in app as well. I guess if I can get pointed in the right direction it will set my mind at ease any ideas for me would be great thanks and be safe.
I think it’s within the first 20 minutes- and you’re talking about the power of words…and you flash a book up to the screen. But it’s fast, and I tired going back several times but it’s too quick to catch on pause.
I missed the live but my question is how to get a licensing deal for a product with no prototype and how to get a prototype built by them ? I have an engineer that will build it for $5000 but I'm trying to come up with the money
Use a digital prototype or 3d printer don’t spend 5k I did that 20 yrs ago on a phone tree system that was first of its kind- worst investment or just meet a student at a local Uni pay them a few hundred for access to build it- or India
@@dtenzel4329 Unless you hire a engineer to do top dollar CAD drawings which takes few months to make, I wouldn't spend so much money for it. You can get a low priced folks who can do the CAD drawings and then make a simple "raw" prototype. Unless you really don't want your prototype look awesome (usually after multiple prototypes), I would focus purely to demonstrate the functionality of the product not the look nor all fine details.
I have a patented product, someone else is selling it on Amazon and doing great. I tried the Amazon route, but my product isn’t moving. I’m considering approaching a big company about a possible licensing deal. Would it be unprofessional for me to quote the unpatented competitors numbers? to show that there is a need for this on the market.
I need you!! How can I get in touch with you.?? I went to the website and set up an appt and got Dana for tomorrow. I am hoping to connect directly with you. Your the first person I've found that I feel comfortable talking to about my ideas. Also can tell you know about everything and how to do it. Praying that I can get to a point where we can work together. Hope to hear back from you. Not sure how to get responses on TH-cam but hoping this works out!! Hope to talk to you soon!!
@inventRightTV Know, my question is towards you again. If my question regarding two companies merging two products since one has the die and the other has the product that I need both to make one product with two parts If needed I can show my idea to you since it has a utility patent and I am seeking a company to license my idea.
Hi there, Deon here i have a functional prototype ready for demo which does what no current dishwasher does which personally i think is a must have in the public domain like hotel and restaurants who do you suggest i approach thanks for your informative content
Reach out. We can help. - 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/ )
@@inventRight Thanks for the reply. Means I have another duck to get in a row🤔. Have avoided social media media like a plague, though have used internet since 1995, computers since mid 1970.
I have two patents on my product. I know two ways to manufacture. I have a business plan. I have a marketing plan and i have proto types. I had a deal with Marcus Lemonis and camping world. But how do i get the Money to launch? How do i find an investor without sales???
@@inventRight im lost. I have all these inventions and great products but no direction. I want a licensing a deal. Who doni go to first when i cant even buy an airline ticket? Im in Arizona now
Great! Give us a call to find out how we can help you at 650-793-1477 if you are outside the United States or 1-800-701-7339 if you are inside the United States. Thanks for watching.
I have a patent for a safety sensor that will stop the accidental deaths from children being left in a unattended vehical aka, seatbealt safety sensor My question is, how can I sell or license this invention out I don't have a prototype
I've found an interested company but don't know how to protect myself from being taken to the cleaners .I lost one Idea to a manufacturer that said oh no that won't work but put it on the assembly line 2 weeks later.
People forget about the FUNDAMENTAL statement of “The greatest inventions are born out of absolute necessity.” Me? See one. Do one Teach one. Speak one. Preach one. Or two, or three, or…..
Thanks for the kind words. Stephen and I have done over 1,000 videos you can learn from on this channel. 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/ )
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/ )
Keep watching the videos. it’s very important for you to understand the pros and cons of intellectual property. Patents are wonderful. But only gives you the right to sue and that’s extremely time-consuming and expensive.
No idea what you wrote since i only speak english, but i'm assuming it was nice due to the hearts. 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/ )
I HAVE A GREAT INVENTION it's a simple basic and very clever. fo it has a wow, it only makes sense, and it works so well It dose the job. My question is, can I make a Provisional paten that will be that a company will feel secure? What is the right format that will A Accomplish. I want to put a trademark. And copy right on top of. The provisional.
Here’s a new channel that will help you write a provisional patent application that truly has value. th-cam.com/video/o_9eo0dVg-0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=I684jufBicJpyedW
We can if you are willing to do some work. Call us. 650-793-1477 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/ )
Please help me brother,,I've grown up with autism,,I didn't realise it but when I dream about the future I see the future,,and no-one else does,,I have thousands of ideas,covering everything,,and I'm sick of seeing them come on TV,, PLEASE HELP!!
I know so much that my invention is a winner bc videos of it have gone viral w nearly 20M views and I’m afraid someone else will make it! What do I do?! I made the prototype and I don’t want to license it bc I don’t want to leave the profits on the table!
Hello Mr. key im not a student but i subscribe to your channel.. Im a toy Designer and have 5 New toy concepts even working prototypes i made my self and slso videos. Would you be able to recommend a toy company i can reach out to just their name will suffice ill do the rest please if youvare able. I can send you some pics of my concepts so can see i won't waste their time.
Its not billions sir😊?wich are in private this technology inventions 😊 because no body can any track on and i try allso too defeat my owner inventions but nothing happened 😊 ok that's is sir and well there was sow hear my cooparate in sir 😊good morning 😊
TY. 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/ )
Yaah its have a pretty cooler magical human beings allso in case yaah. Funy human beings girls god human have real true magic hear we in so far aways 😊
Another puzzling invention : US 9366404B1 Led strip with battery and controller. The claims covers just that. Its not to do with the controller nor adhesive nor led . Why is it awarded a patent? Such products available all over the net . Is awarding patents at the discretion of the patent examiner?😅
What if your good at marketing and know how to develope and manufacture your product cheap! With the internet we able to reach millions of people not just a company that has 20,000 stores There are so many Online tools to look at sales data to hit your target audience Facebook Adds,Instagram Adds, Amazon,Ebay basicly im saying the person knows what there doing and can get it to the audience online. The question is wich is best and why Licensing Deal or doing it yourself with the above being said?
Yes, inventors have many tools to sell a product themselves, but so do everyone else. Licensing is without out a doubt the easiest and lowest risk way to go. 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/ )
Found this video after trying to learn what makes a good licensing product presentation. After watching this I came out with more knowledge about the process and even made some very interesting connections with my preconceived notions of product licensing. Many of the topics discussed were things I've thought about in my own process and even executed in my current passion project which I found quite exciting. I'm new to product licensing, but I feel like I have the skills to be really successful. Really looking forward to watching more of your videos; they've been very helpful!
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Oky wich are not have panic all peoples my invention technology for this because all ready in deals on 😊all ready now how it's work in many years 😊
32:22 YES!!! 💡
I literally got the VISION.
TRIGGERS are PRICELESS 🤩
THANK YOU 🙏
Thank you for this! I like the long format, great for listening too at the "day job" while I plan the next move
Thank you Joseph!
Hello Stephen. I am not an inventor in any way. My father passed away in 2015 from cancer. When his health started to fail, I was determined to find a way for him to be able to enjoy the sport that he loved most by inventing something that would allow him to do what he loved the most. He was able to use the first prototype in trial and then not long after that, it stopped working and he passed away so I hung it on the wall, I was so proud. I got it back down not too long ago and started working on it again in his memory. I started a second prototype and in the process I decided to go a different direction for the third time. I know nothing about designing much less mechanical operations, but I am smart enough to understand that if it don't work the first time, go back to the drawing board and start over. I created my invention for the physically handicapped by changing the actual operation of another patented product. Most everything is rechargeable today, so why not make this rechargeable. I have searched the market to no end and there is no product out there like mine. My dream is to have the very first one to hand down to my future generations and be able to help the physically handicapped enjoy the sport like they should. Destiny is calling, hoping to chat with you soon!!
That’s wonderful thank you so much!
Hi, I just subscribed to this channel today. My father has cancer and my goal is to get my product built and put on the market to make him proud. I read your story sorry about your dad I'm sure he was a very special person. I'm passionate about my idea and I am working hard taking the steps to make it happen. It would be nice to hear back from you. Stuart
This is wonderful thank you so much for writing such a thoughtful message. Sounds like you’re extremely motivated. Congratulations! That’s half the battle.
@@inventRight hi, thanks for taking the time to reply I appreciate it I was going through my designs when you messaged. I am definitely motivated. I truly love what I do my invention means the world to me. I won't stop till I succeed but it's people like you that genuinely get us there so thank you for that.
@@StuartAllcock a lot of us consider our fathers to be very special people. Well, I took that one step further. I consider my Father to be the greatest man to ever put on a pair of boots and defend his country. Korea vet, may he rest in peace. Being who he was and what he loved and being his only son, I had a responsibility and a job to do. He was a vet, and then a policeman, a fireman and drove for the rescue squad, Dupont retired. Many certificates and diplomas hung from his wall. Very proud of his accomplishments. If I could do just one thing to honor him and stand out just like he did, to show how much respect I had for him, that would be a great accomplishment for me. If it don't work the first time, try again. Dream until your dreams come true!!
Great stuff! Thanks Stephen & James!
Thank you Chris!
I’m so happy i found you! You are very informative and very understanding. I appreciate you.
Thank you for watching and commenting. Please subscribe if you haven’t already.
You are absolute gold your content is nearly pricless iv had so many great ideas over years and thought theres to much to learn and no one will tell you
Thank you! 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/ )
Hi again my friend this is Samuel Lee since we talked i have came up with a sales sheet and shirts ive become my on walking advertisement, i also have been using my product and have great results with it, i also plan to hit all hospitals, post surgical rehab centers and also the gyms for all sports with all 3 versions of it, im showing the benefits and will be waiting on the companies to call with an NDA, thank you for paving the road for me, when i get bigtime i'll send you one as promise customized to inventright
Sounds wonderful!
I need to get a prototype, but can you use a disclosure notice?
What do you mean the nondisclosure agreement? An NDA?
Yes
You should ask them to sign an NDA.
Thanks for the eye opening tutorials, 👏. You are great
Thank you!
you describe "Market Demand" I think of that as a different type of "FOMO" (Fear Of Missing Out) the little guys would ABSOLUTELY HATE seeing your product on the shelves of a big box store and realize they PASSED up That opportunity! !
Yes, im new, and i think i was handed onthw feont seat of your channel. you are my hero's. I have cancer.
@@SkycoSolutions thank you so much for watching.
Stephen could you perhaps do a video about international licensing, design patent and utility patents. Specifically international, Im UK based and its a much smaller market than the US so I would need to sell abroad to be more profitable. How does ownership of an idea/product locally affect selling internationally. Thanks a lot, learnt a huge amount from you, Jack.
Most of our international students play the licensing game in the US first. They’re much more open than some other countries. Many of those companies depends on their size sell internationally.
Oky ..i just folow all agreement hear all mechanics for this sir great presentation sir god bles you and yours family 😊
thanks for more tips!
Thanks for watching!
Can you charge an upfront one time fee on the license in addition to your royalties?
Sometimes yes.
Gotcha ....very good video. Thanks.wish me luck.
Good luck!
Thank you Stephen 😊
Thank you Donna!
I'm ready for it!
Great!
I have a really simple idea that meets a need and drew a simple picture, yet very clear, of the idea. Is it possible to reach out to companies with just the drawing that I did?
It all depends. Depends on the company depends on the industry. If it’s a Novelty gift idea, this can be appropriate. In every other industry this will not be acceptable.
is it important to have a prototype and previous sales before hand to be successful at product licensing OR can you still get a licensing deal with a product idea that is only at "ideation stage" thankyou in advance. loving the content you guys bring to our eyes
Every industry is different. Some industries would like to have a working prototype. Some companies will look at a sketch on a napkin. I believe you sell the benefit of an idea first before you go to the trouble of building a prototype. But if you have the skills to build a prototype, then build one.
@@inventRight thankyou for your response. Makes the path a lot more clear. Loving your guys work and thankyou to everyone at invemtright for your tips
Thank you!
Once you do provisional pad application and you found it, can you pitch your product and look for a licensing agreement
@@mandellscott-pl3zy please do the necessary homework, but yes, after you file your provisional patent application, you can start to reach out to companies.
But the best protection is not your provisional patent application.
It’s knowledge.
Is there anyway I can pick your brain about my idea? Resources like this are invaluable!
Just call us!
Do you need to have a prototype to start?
@@pabloclarke1951 not at all
how can i sell my product idea to a public sector agency of a government?
One way is to license to a company that sells to the government. 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/ )
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Time taken from beginning to end?
I’m not quite sure about your question?
@@inventRight Hi I was just looking for guidance on the anticipated time from getting an idea reviewed and reaping some kind of benefits? I appreciate many aspects include the complexity of the product or system but some kind of time frame would be helpful for a rather simplistic product with a function?
If you need help let us know.
Sir, I am currently in the military and thought of many products to invent. However, I have heard the military is able to claim my ideas as their.
How do I avoid that?
I would highly recommend asking someone in the military.
Don’t do anything while in the Military!!
I used a outside company to build a prototype for me , now they’re showing my product to other companies in order get a licensing deal, do you think it’s worth the wait? Also, i just submitted a non- provisional patent, do you think I got a chance for a deal?
You can get cheated because you revealed your secret. Its no longer a secret but free idea for all😅
I would need more information. Whoever you’re working with make sure you type in complaints and lawsuits.
I used Davison, I paid for they service to complete the prototype, now they shopping to see if I can a licensing deal, i just applied for a non provisional, lawyer is expensive. My goal is to pitch ideas to companies , any info? Thanks
Hi guys, I'm watching your videos recently, and you guys are a perfect example of Over-delivering!
I have a question...
I have an invention related to technology and require materialistic side, and a technical side.
I decided to sell it to a tech giant, I selected one and created the product, made ads directly related to their brand.
And also took their name and created a marketing sentence which is directly related to their brand.
I also put their company logo on the ads that will be shown to them...
Do you think that this is a smart move?
Also, 47:09 : Who's the one I should contact? I mean, which department?
Thanks!
No, I don’t think it’s smart.
@inventRightTV thanks! I managed to change the device ads.
I'm glad I asked you before the call 😁
Monday tomorrow's hear in Philippines..just operating my invention😊😊
Do I have to patent a app ideal
It helps to have a provisional patent application filed.
is there ever an issue with companies being concerned with opening e-mails from and outside source on the company server, such as malware, viruses, etc.???
Of course, so that’s why you don’t send any attachments until you get permission.
I have my pitch done, what do you think of Venture Capitalist????
Just do your homework. Always pros and cons.
How much information should I give a company that has signed a confidential agreement?
It really all depends.
@@inventRight Depends on what? It is a mobile app.
Depends on what industry.
The tech industry I would be extremely careful. What is their track record working with independent inventors? How important is intellectual property?
Do they have a history of plain fair?
Can they work around you?
Have you filed the right intellectual property?
The list goes on and on and on .
@@inventRight thank you for your insight. This info helps a lot.
Thank you for watching!
Hi. I just watching your videos and I am definitely willing to get started the only problem is I dont know where to start. I feel like. Ive been overwhelmed with a lot of information for a lot of different people. But yours some the most realistic. I just watch the video on patent but im still a little confused by it. I do believe my idea is worth it and it will help some if not a lot of people. The catagory it falls under is automotive and it also includes in app as well. I guess if I can get pointed in the right direction it will set my mind at ease any ideas for me would be great thanks and be safe.
Keep educating yourself. Call us.
What book was that when you said “powerful words?!
I’m not sure. Can you please tell me where do I mention this? Just give me a time on the video.
I think it’s within the first 20 minutes- and you’re talking about the power of words…and you flash a book up to the screen. But it’s fast, and I tired going back several times but it’s too quick to catch on pause.
It’s at 21:15 on video
And you’re answering a question from a designer talking about hiring a marketing expert to do the Cell shit can you go on from there?!
I’m sorry I don’t know
I missed the live but my question is how to get a licensing deal for a product with no prototype and how to get a prototype built by them ? I have an engineer that will build it for $5000 but I'm trying to come up with the money
Use a digital prototype or 3d printer don’t spend 5k I did that 20 yrs ago on a phone tree system that was first of its kind- worst investment or just meet a student at a local Uni pay them a few hundred for access to build it- or India
@@dailyjerk he has the invention the way I want it to look . He said the the cad is apart of the 3d printing. All for $5000
@@dtenzel4329 Unless you hire a engineer to do top dollar CAD drawings which takes few months to make, I wouldn't spend so much money for it. You can get a low priced folks who can do the CAD drawings and then make a simple "raw" prototype. Unless you really don't want your prototype look awesome (usually after multiple prototypes), I would focus purely to demonstrate the functionality of the product not the look nor all fine details.
Good advice. Sell the benefit first. Building expensive Prototypes at the very beginning it’s not worth it.
@@thefakesplendorpodcast thank you
I have a patented product, someone else is selling it on Amazon and doing great. I tried the Amazon route, but my product isn’t moving. I’m considering approaching a big company about a possible licensing deal. Would it be unprofessional for me to quote the unpatented competitors numbers? to show that there is a need for this on the market.
What about the clothing industry?
Tough industry!
How do I get started with no money?
Keep watching the videos they’re free!
Love this video- would you be willing to connect me with your patent attorney?
Please click on the link. There’s some wonderful people that can help you.
inventright.com/patents/
thanks steven i just came onboard with invent right cant wait to roll
Looking forward to working with you!
Stephen
What is it like to live with this passive income you have created? Must be so incredible... Freedom from the grind!
So does just filling out a box on email, telling them about product is not the way to go
I love how insightful your videos are! I’m wondering what is your take is on licensing In the baby accessory industry? Pros/ cons?
Who doesn’t want a good idea!
Thanks for watching!
I have an app invention...but I have no money to go forward...what do I do..
Apps are extremely difficult to do. Not our specialty.
I need you!! How can I get in touch with you.?? I went to the website and set up an appt and got Dana for tomorrow. I am hoping to connect directly with you. Your the first person I've found that I feel comfortable talking to about my ideas. Also can tell you know about everything and how to do it. Praying that I can get to a point where we can work together. Hope to hear back from you. Not sure how to get responses on TH-cam but hoping this works out!! Hope to talk to you soon!!
No problem talk to Dana first I’m always available.
I created a product that consist of two company's product and can both company work tandem.
This is going to be difficult.
@inventRightTV
Know, my question is towards you again.
If my question regarding two companies merging two products since one has the die and the other has the product that I need both to make one product with two parts
If needed I can show my idea to you since it has a utility patent and I am seeking a company to license my idea.
Motor Companies ( Vehicles) has been doing those practices.
Hi there, Deon here i have a functional prototype ready for demo which does what no current dishwasher does which personally i think is a must have in the public domain like hotel and restaurants who do you suggest i approach thanks for your informative content
Make sure you do your homework!
Please HELP with my product but already got taken for my money from a company with a name similar to yours and got nowhere but a big monthly bill?
It’s very unfortunate. It’s always important to do your homework.
What if your product is not patented?
Most ideas that get licensed don’t have an issue patent.
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Where can I get a PPA
Reach out. We can help. - 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/ )
Fitness industry too. We rolling with good shit
Can you send me info for John Ferrall: your patent attorney.. If I spelled his last name correctly..
He charges $700 an hour.
Oky it is no problem with because there not sow before waht im doing before 😊so let me show it on them sir ..😅thank for allowing me
Is it important to have a LinkedIn account?
Yes!
@@inventRight Thanks for the reply. Means I have another duck to get in a row🤔. Have avoided social media media like a plague, though have used internet since 1995, computers since mid 1970.
Good ass question James
Really want to get in touch with you how do I get into the next chat?
Easy just go to inventRight.com
I sent my inventions and got a no. So like a fighter, i sent more. Waiting for a reply. What should i plan on if i get a yes
@@SkycoSolutions you’ll need help.
Steven, I need your help.
Who do i got to first. ?
I have two patents on my product. I know two ways to manufacture. I have a business plan. I have a marketing plan and i have proto types. I had a deal with Marcus Lemonis and camping world. But how do i get the Money to launch? How do i find an investor without sales???
That’s not my specialty. We’re talking about product licensing not venturing.
With product licensing, you do not have to raise money.
@@inventRight im lost. I have all these inventions and great products but no direction. I want a licensing a deal. Who doni go to first when i cant even buy an airline ticket? Im in Arizona now
I have a dope ass fitness device . Hoping to license to rogue fitness
Also would like to share some of my ideas with you and get some coaching.
Great! Give us a call to find out how we can help you at 650-793-1477 if you are outside the United States or 1-800-701-7339 if you are inside the United States. Thanks for watching.
This a right company now too hold my idea oky lets share in people's around me😊 I trust ted much 😊
Handmade rum cocktail,i already have trademark
I have a patent for a safety sensor that will stop the accidental deaths from children being left in a unattended vehical aka, seatbealt safety sensor
My question is, how can I sell or license this invention out I don't have a prototype
I think I ?am live
I've found an interested company but don't know how to protect myself from being taken to the cleaners .I lost one Idea to a manufacturer that said oh no that won't work but put it on the assembly line 2 weeks later.
Looks like you’re going to need a little help.
@@inventRight probably but listen to what was said and was very interested in the licensing idea . will be listening even closer next video
But i need to land license deal for my rum cocktail,i started in since i was 23 with lime and strawberry.please i need to make my dream come true
why would a comany liscence your invention if you dont have an official patent yet
“I’m actually gonna give some good content today”…”Uh, you’re live Stephen…” 😂
People forget about the FUNDAMENTAL statement of “The greatest inventions are born out of absolute necessity.”
Me?
See one.
Do one
Teach one.
Speak one.
Preach one.
Or two, or three, or…..
Mr Steven my name is John Johnson I have a drawing of my where do I send it to next
ANDREW partner in crime ??
hiding haa !!!!🤣🤣🤣
always fun experience watching our KEY MAN !!!
aloha from switzerland
Thank you so much Nigel!
Hi all
Thank you for imparting your wisdom unto us aspiring inventors. Given I have no mentor, and am new to this, this channel is fairy dust.
Thanks for the kind words. Stephen and I have done over 1,000 videos you can learn from on this channel. 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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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/ )
And why shouldn't you patent something can it don't want to give it to somebody to steal it from you and then try to sue you for
Keep watching the videos. it’s very important for you to understand the pros and cons of intellectual property. Patents are wonderful. But only gives you the right to sue and that’s extremely time-consuming and expensive.
Can you talk more about intellectual property for toys ?
It’s not required for most toy companies.
The best policy before submitting your toy invention is to ask them ,
BĘDĘ CZEKAĆ Z NIECIERPLIWOŚCIĄ ….❤❤❤
No idea what you wrote since i only speak english, but i'm assuming it was nice due to the hearts. 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/ )
I HAVE A GREAT INVENTION it's a simple basic and very clever. fo it has a wow, it only makes sense, and it works so well It dose the job. My question is, can I make a Provisional paten that will be that a company will feel secure? What is the right format that will A Accomplish. I want to put a trademark. And copy right on top of.
The provisional.
I have a prototype I? Use it. All the time?
It was made with a 3D copier.
Here’s a new channel that will help you write a provisional patent application that truly has value.
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Who can help me turn my ideas into reality?
We can if you are willing to do some work. Call us. 650-793-1477 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/ )
U are live
Please help me brother,,I've grown up with autism,,I didn't realise it but when I dream about the future I see the future,,and no-one else does,,I have thousands of ideas,covering everything,,and I'm sick of seeing them come on TV,, PLEASE HELP!!
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Thank you!
I know so much that my invention is a winner bc videos of it have gone viral w nearly 20M views and I’m afraid someone else will make it! What do I do?! I made the prototype and I don’t want to license it bc I don’t want to leave the profits on the table!
Hopefully you protected it.
Can you help me license my product?
I asked 2 questions
Make it yourself.
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What the hell is licensing
Good question watch more videos!
Books: top right.
Hello Mr. key im not a student but i subscribe to your channel..
Im a toy Designer and have 5 New toy concepts even working prototypes i made my self and slso videos.
Would you be able to recommend a toy company i can reach out to just their name will suffice ill do the rest please if youvare able.
I can send you some pics of my concepts so can see i won't waste their time.
Its not billions sir😊?wich are in private this technology inventions 😊 because no body can any track on and i try allso too defeat my owner inventions but nothing happened 😊 ok that's is sir and well there was sow hear my cooparate in sir 😊good morning 😊
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TY. 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/ )
Yaah its have a pretty cooler magical human beings allso in case yaah. Funy human beings girls god human have real true magic hear we in so far aways 😊
Another puzzling invention :
US 9366404B1 Led strip with battery and controller.
The claims covers just that. Its not to do with the controller nor adhesive nor led . Why is it awarded a patent? Such products available all over the net . Is awarding patents at the discretion of the patent examiner?😅
Yes
@@inventRight Hi Stephen, do you find the first claim anything inventive?
What if your good at marketing and know how to develope and manufacture your product cheap! With the internet we able to reach millions of people not just a company that has 20,000 stores There are so many Online tools to look at sales data to hit your target audience Facebook Adds,Instagram Adds, Amazon,Ebay basicly im saying the person knows what there doing and can get it to the audience online. The question is wich is best and why Licensing Deal or doing it yourself with the above being said?
Yes, inventors have many tools to sell a product themselves, but so do everyone else. Licensing is without out a doubt the easiest and lowest risk way to go. 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/ )