Inventing for Independent Inventors: Your Idea To Market. . . Here's How

I think you would agree that Inventors have a unique gift of vision and creativity. Every product available today is a direct result of those inventor’s that took the steps necessary to develop their product for the market.There are many inventors with this gift of vision, but sadly, many of these great ideas will go nowhere. Many inventors fail to take that next step to product development because they just don’t know where or how to start the inventing process. I wrote this book, Inventing For Independent Inventors (Third edition) for just that reason. I discuss all aspects of taking your idea to a product for the market yourself. I have developed several products since 1988, while working a full time job and dedicating evenings and weekends to my product development. Inventing for Independent Inventors is dedicated to the Independent Inventor that, like me work full time and must remain on a budget while developing his or her product. Based on my experience and continued active inventing, I present such topics as; developing a business plan, drawing development, prototypes, patent searches, patent and trademark application, defining your market through pre-marketability study, packaging for display and shipping, product cost and selling price development, adverising and distribution methods, locating a production source for your new product, selling your idea to industry and much more. My experience is based on actual new product development of my ideas as well as teaching inventor seminars. Inventing for Independent Inventors will provide a real life, idea- to- market step by step process for taking your idea to the market. Thank you and best wishes for a very successful new product !

This is actually my third edition Inventing book. My first two editions were printed under the name: Best Inventor Book for Independent Inventors. My first book for Inventors was written and published in 1988. Since then I have continued to invent new products and teach Inventor seminars. It was time to update my book and include whatever I could, to better assist my fellow inventors.