I like patents. Let me start off saying that when used correctly, a strong patent can be the most valuable part of your invention’s value. The trouble is that almost everyone gets it wrong. If fact the USPTO estimates that less than 1% of patents ever become commercially viable products.[...]
Successfully bringing a new product to market is something that requires persistence and patience, yet too often people rush ahead and make the same mistakes as others before them. While anyone can have a great idea, almost everyone can benefit from learning where others went wrong. Here are the[...]
“Anything that won’t sell, I don’t want to invent. Its sale is proof of utility, and utility is success.” Thomas A. Edison All to often we inventors can get caught up in our heads with inventing for the sake of it. ”Wouldn’t it be cool if this bottle opener had[...]
We’ve all thought of that idea first… finally someone has created a chart to help us understand what we should get from it.
This program is recommended by the United Inventors Association.
I am always very skeptical when people send me books and CDs to review. Frankly, most of them are self-serving and functionally useless for inventors. So when I first started looking at Ryan's Inventor Blueprint program I started with the same level of skepticism I always do. Much to my surprise I could see very quickly the genuineness with which Ryan presented the material and the accuracy of the material itself...
Teaches You how to Develop and Profit from Your Idea or Invention
