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Thursday, September 6, 2007
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In addition learning how to market successfully, the WMS offers a unique 2 tier compensation plan for earning $200 to $600 per sale plus $100 overrides on people sponsored. The combination of the Ultimate Marketers Showcase product cources and the compensation plan make this program a complete home based internet business package thats affordable for most people. Cris Cohen Coach & Mentor 913-648-6000 cris@whoiscriscohen.com http://wealth-magnet-team.com http://wealth-magne-team.blogspot.com How to Sell or License Your Invention When you have a patented product, or your invention has a paten pending status, meaning you are about to have it patented, it’s high time you decided where to go next. You can always keep it to yourself, but wouldn’t be a pity to deprive the rest of the world of your product, be it a utility product, a beautifying product, or any other product that could improve the quality of life, and receive some financial compensation in the process? But before you sell your invention or license it, you have to make a presentation of your idea to one or more companies, and do so from a business point of view. There are some things that such companies expect of you and of your license invention, as well as there are some aspects they fear. First of all, each manufacturer that might be interested in buying your product is in business with a clear purpose, that of making profit. This is the reason why, above all other aspects, the presentation of your invention must focus on how the product will make them money. Second of all, no one is looking to promote something that the market is already saturated with, or something that is of inferior quality than similar products on the market. Manufacturing companies are more likely to be looking for unique products, whose quality exceeds that of the competition. Furthermore, such companies probably already have specialized channels for manufacturing, marketing, selling and distributing products. Therefore, the product that they are about to buy from you or that you want to license should definitely fit these channels, so that you can sell your invention as a moneymaker. When it comes to what these companies fear, being sued for supposedly having stolen an idea is something is definitely want to avoid. This means you can relax, because you are most likely to be asked to sign some sort of contract or agreement, stating that you have sold or licensed your invention, and this contract cannot be signed unless it clearly stipulates your financial compensation or terms of payment. If you decide to sell the invention, it means that you completely give up the rights that you have on your patent, and you receive one payment, which can be a considerable amount of money. On the other hand, if you decide to license your invention, you still own it, but you allow one or more entities to make use of it, and you receive royalties in exchange. The only disadvantage to licensing your invention is that you might not get any royalty fees if your product doesn’t sell. Regardless of the path choose to follow, either sell or license invention, you have to find companies interested in your product idea. Doing that on your own can be exhausting and not have the expected outcome. You would have to take care of too many things, such as finding potential buyers, making professional brochures of your product, sending marketing letters to each and every one of them, etc. Once again, the wonder of the twentieth century, the Internet, comes to your aid, because you can use it to make all this work a lot simpler. Or better yet, you can allow a team of professionals to take care of your presentation and of finding the ideal buyer for you. They can even negotiate for you, following the indications that you have provided, after which all you have to do is sign and start enjoying the financial benefits of your invention. For more resources about License Invention or even about Sell Invention please review this weblink http://www.ideabuyer.com Specialized Online Companies to Help You Sell or License Your Invention If you are an independent inventor, you should consider licensing or selling your patent rights to a manufacturer and receive a payment or start receiving royalty fees. When you have applied for a patent, and you have a patent pending status, or when you have already obtained the patent, you have two options. The first one refers to selling that patent to an existing manufacturer, whose responsibility will be to manufacture that product, market and sell it. In exchange you receive a one-time payment, upon which you will agree with your buyer. Your second choice would be to license your invention. You can do that even if your product is not patented, but the process can be a little more complicated under these circumstances. You can license your invention to one party or to more. The first is referred to as exclusive license. The second, known as non-exclusive rights, means that more entities, including its owner, which is you, can use it simultaneously. When licensing your invention, the license grant will have to cover several issues, such as the period of effectiveness for the license; what territory will be covered; how will manufacturers use your invention; and what the royalty fess will be. Creating a field of use license may also be a good idea. This means that different parties are allowed to manufacture your invention at the same time, but in each case it has to be manufactured for a different purpose. Once you have established that this is the way you want your invention to be presented to the open public, by licensing it, you have to find companies or manufacturers that may have an interest in your invention. You can either start the search on your own, which can be a very daunting task, or you can let other people do all this for you, and simple present you with a list of companies that you can make a selection from. If you decide to do it on your own, you should make up a list of at least fifty manufacturers that you think would be interested in your product, and you can do so by looking in magazines and stores for similar products. Then, you should send a marketing letter to each company from the list that you have just drawn up. A professional brochure and a contact address, preferably online, should accompany this letter. After which you wait. If the waiting periods exceeds one month, maybe you should contact them, directly, to see whether they have any interest in the invention you want to license. In case they don’t, it’s time you focused on another company. Or, you could do this in a more simple and efficient way. You can contact a company that specializes in finding license inventions fro interested manufacturers or buyers, They will take care of all the steps listed above, and will be able to do so in a very easy and efficient way, because they are professionals. It’s no waste of time and money on your part, and the results will be at least satisfactory, meaning that if your invention has potential, they will be able to present you with an extended list of prospective buyers. If you want to sell your patent, the process is similar. Once again, you should resort to a team of professionals to mediate the contract that you will be signing. You have to provide them with detailed information about your sell patent, as well as about yourself, as its inventors, and they will make sure they present it to their list of interested buyers, and make a selection of what your best choices are. Their involvement in the licensing or selling process is entirely up to you. When you decide to sell patent, be it a product that improves the quality of life, a beautifying product, engineered parts, software systems, etc. you should definitely get the help of specialists to find you potential buyers. If you decide to do this on your own, you may be missing out on a chance to sell your patent for a huge sum of money, or license your invention for incredible royalty rates. For more resources about Sell Patent or even about License Invention please review this weblink http://www.ideabuyer.com |
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