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Don Will Be Speaking in Kansas City This Month
On December 14th, Don will be speaking at the
Inventor's Club of K.C. monthly meeting. He will be
discussing product evaluation criteria and how to get
an industry insider to help you introduce your idea.
Come and check it out if you are in the area. Click
below for more information and directions.
Inventor's Club of Kansas City website
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Greetings!
For our American readers, I hope you all had a Happy
Thanksgiving. This issue we will be dealing with
alternate licensing options, we have another great
article by Edith Tolchin, and Don answers a good
question about industrial products. Don also will be
speaking this month at the Inventor's Club of Kansas
City. If you are in the area, you won't want to miss
this chance to meet Don and hear him speak.
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| Alternative Licensing Options |
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So you want to license your idea, but it doesn't seem
like your product is a good licensing candidate. What
can you do? That is exactly what we will explore in
this article. There are many other options available
for licensing that you probably haven't thought of.
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| Question for Don |
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Dear Don,
I have invented a product that would be great for
both industrial and consumer markets, although the
product would have to be slightly changed for each
market. I think I need to focus on one market, but
I'm not sure which one to choose. Do you have any
suggestions?
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| Importing A to Z: The Essential Checklist |
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by Edith Tolchin - "The Sourcing Lady"
In 9 steps, Edith Tolchin will show you how to
become an international trader. If you are looking to
outsource your product's production overseas, this is
a must read!
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| Inventor Story: Edwin Frison |
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While Edwin Frison was cleaning a bathroom for one
of his corporate cleaning accounts, he noticed how
many executives would hurriedly try to freshen up
before meetings. Many of them would try to brush
their teeth, but they were often fumbling with many
products (toothbrushes, toothpaste and mouthwash)
or would not have any products and try to brush
their teeth with their fingers. Frison turned this
observation into a great idea.
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