how do you make ideas come to life?
January 1, 2010 by admin
Filed under Golf Resources
i am a very creative person who has ideas for many products and inventions; everything from toys to jewerlry to mini golf courses! however i am also very poor and do not have the resources or knowledge to get my odeas produced. are there any rich investors out there willing to back my ideas for most of the profits to get me started or should i just try to sell my ideas to companies in hopes they buy into them rather than steal them? any suggestions?- thanks
3-steps:
1) Patent you idea (after searching for other similar patents and making sure your idea is original). This is not too expensive to do.
2) Contact a major corporation who plays in the area of your idea/invention, to partner with them (they will typically (caveat) not steal your idea like some smaller companies may).
3) Have the major corporation make the investment in product development by negotiating a contract for royalties on any sales of the final product, plus prohibition on selling the idea to any third party.
You’re in business!! Cheers!
am also looking for an investor. I risk all my money and now i am about to be homeless
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write down plans!!! a pencil and a paper doesn’t cost much. come up with business models and set goals for yourself. maybe get in at a company that produces the sort of things you have the most/best ideas regarding. or ‘patent’ your ideas with a ‘poor man’s patent’… write down the details and mail it to yourself, keep the envelope sealed that way you can proove you inveted whatever it is!
good luck!
oh, and maybe you could try getting on that american inventor show!
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3-steps:
1) Patent you idea (after searching for other similar patents and making sure your idea is original). This is not too expensive to do.
2) Contact a major corporation who plays in the area of your idea/invention, to partner with them (they will typically (caveat) not steal your idea like some smaller companies may).
3) Have the major corporation make the investment in product development by negotiating a contract for royalties on any sales of the final product, plus prohibition on selling the idea to any third party.
You’re in business!! Cheers!
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