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Good Companies for Inventors - Inpama.com
by Isarf » Wed Aug 11, 2010 9:57 am
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There are websites like Inpama.com that you can register for free and they let you market your idea yourself. This is an international marketplace for inventors to sell and market their inventions free of charge. You can also find prospective license-ready technologies and quickly implement it into a finished product.
From small companies, universities, or private patent holders, inpama.com is the global marketplace to buy and sell patented ideas and inventions.
As an inventor on Inpama.com you can:
-promote, market, and sell your inventions.
-create a profile page for your invention with pictures, videos and documents
-find new investors, manufacturers, and worldwide distributors
On the other hand, investors, entrepreneurs, and manufacturers can find new business ideas and new business partners on inpama.com.
For more information have a look on their website: http://www.inpama.com
From small companies, universities, or private patent holders, inpama.com is the global marketplace to buy and sell patented ideas and inventions.
As an inventor on Inpama.com you can:
-promote, market, and sell your inventions.
-create a profile page for your invention with pictures, videos and documents
-find new investors, manufacturers, and worldwide distributors
On the other hand, investors, entrepreneurs, and manufacturers can find new business ideas and new business partners on inpama.com.
For more information have a look on their website: http://www.inpama.com
Re: How to Find Good Companies for Inventors - Part II
by Roger Brown » Wed Aug 11, 2010 10:29 am
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I looked at your site and it is basically the same as other sites doing the same thing. You are not the only one doing this. The web is flooded with websites all claiming to be the place every Inventor should list their idea/product to get noticed, funding, sales. They all say list with us for free and companies and investors will find your product.
You say yours is an international marketplace. If they are on the internet they are all international marketplaces. There is nothing special to being international anymore. You get international exposure just by being on the internet. I get contacted by people all across the world that find my site using Google.com. I didn't do anything special that makes me stand out over the next website or buy a spot on Yahoo or Google so I show up first in a web search.
My problem with these types of websites is that they don't work unless the website has direct contact to every possible industry worldwide, which they don't. The Inventor that has a patented tool and posts it on your website or any of the others has no better chance of getting noticed by Black and Decker than if they made their own website. Large companies do not daily search the web looking for invention posting websites and then look through each and every posting on that website looking for the next big idea. They would have to employ a staff just to do the daily searches. So, what would bring all these companies/investors to your site daily over the other hundred websites offering the same setup?
Most large companies have a system set up to either review ideas submitted or go through a broker to filter the products they see. They also do their own product searches or they don't look at any ideas at all and hope they can come with new products in house through their own research and development department.
Posting sites feed off the hope of the Inventor that they will be spotted by a large company and make millions. They are better served to contact the company they want to attract themselves than post on a site and hope someone notices them.
You say yours is an international marketplace. If they are on the internet they are all international marketplaces. There is nothing special to being international anymore. You get international exposure just by being on the internet. I get contacted by people all across the world that find my site using Google.com. I didn't do anything special that makes me stand out over the next website or buy a spot on Yahoo or Google so I show up first in a web search.
My problem with these types of websites is that they don't work unless the website has direct contact to every possible industry worldwide, which they don't. The Inventor that has a patented tool and posts it on your website or any of the others has no better chance of getting noticed by Black and Decker than if they made their own website. Large companies do not daily search the web looking for invention posting websites and then look through each and every posting on that website looking for the next big idea. They would have to employ a staff just to do the daily searches. So, what would bring all these companies/investors to your site daily over the other hundred websites offering the same setup?
Most large companies have a system set up to either review ideas submitted or go through a broker to filter the products they see. They also do their own product searches or they don't look at any ideas at all and hope they can come with new products in house through their own research and development department.
Posting sites feed off the hope of the Inventor that they will be spotted by a large company and make millions. They are better served to contact the company they want to attract themselves than post on a site and hope someone notices them.
Come visit my sites at http://www.RogerBrown.net
or http://www.looking2license.com
I have gotten 9 products licensed spending less than $100 on each, you can too.
or http://www.looking2license.com
I have gotten 9 products licensed spending less than $100 on each, you can too.
Re: How to Find Good Companies for Inventors - Part II
by americano528 » Mon Sep 27, 2010 9:57 pm
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I just found this website that reviews a bunch of companies and has evidence for everything supported. It seems like absolutelynow is the best choice. http://www.sellmyinventionidea.com/
It's amazing how much research and scams there are out there, thanks to everyone in this forum for participating and having real testimonies to help me research
It's amazing how much research and scams there are out there, thanks to everyone in this forum for participating and having real testimonies to help me research
Re: How to Find Good Companies for Inventors - Part II
by vincomgo » Thu Oct 07, 2010 7:38 pm
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Could u tell me in detail?I really wonder about this question=.= How to make profit?How to earn alot of money in shortest time?????????
Re: How to Find Good Companies for Inventors - Part II
by Roger Brown » Tue Oct 12, 2010 5:08 am
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vincomgo, inventing is a business. You need to treat it like one. It is rare to see a Inventor go from rags to riches overnight. Look at the Snuggie before it came out there was a product the slanket http://www.theslanket.com/our-story I don't know if they have ties to each other or if the Snuggie is copying them. The Slanket came out in 1998 it is now 2010. Before the Snuggie have you ever heard of the Slanket? They are the same product but one got better marketing.
If you want to earn a lot of money in a short time you need to find a company that wants your idea and is willing to push it to the top with advertizing and it needs to be a product a majority of consumers want. Most products if you come to the company today and they say yes has to have the product produced and put in stores. If you are lucky that will take 8 months or longer.
If you want to earn a lot of money in a short time you need to find a company that wants your idea and is willing to push it to the top with advertizing and it needs to be a product a majority of consumers want. Most products if you come to the company today and they say yes has to have the product produced and put in stores. If you are lucky that will take 8 months or longer.
Come visit my sites at http://www.RogerBrown.net
or http://www.looking2license.com
I have gotten 9 products licensed spending less than $100 on each, you can too.
or http://www.looking2license.com
I have gotten 9 products licensed spending less than $100 on each, you can too.
Re: How to Find Good Companies for Inventors - Part II
by Schnell » Fri Oct 22, 2010 7:24 am
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I own a business in Indianapolis IN, and have been working with inventors for over 10 years. We can help anyone to design and develop new products all the way through production. Feel free to call me with any questions or quotations we can help and are very cost competitive!
Michael Schnell 317-828-6112
www.risingproduct.com
Michael Schnell 317-828-6112
www.risingproduct.com
Re: invention
by Schnell » Fri Oct 22, 2010 7:36 am
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aubri96 wrote:OOps newbie mistake. I posted this just in general forum, not the sticky, as I just noticed it.
http://www.qvcproductsearch.com/howto.htm Oh how I wish I had the cash to manufacture my invention so I could submit to QVC. They won't just buy your idea. Just thought I would post this for anyone who may be in a position to submit with them. They have millions of viewers, and could help make someone a lot of money.
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Send me a NDA and I can take a look and see if it's worth the investment...
Re: How to Find Good Companies for Inventors - Part II
by Roger Brown » Fri Oct 22, 2010 7:02 pm
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From looking at your website it appears you offer a number of services, but none of them include finding a company to license the product. Is that correct?
Come visit my sites at http://www.RogerBrown.net
or http://www.looking2license.com
I have gotten 9 products licensed spending less than $100 on each, you can too.
or http://www.looking2license.com
I have gotten 9 products licensed spending less than $100 on each, you can too.
Re: How to Find Good Companies for Inventors - Part II
by AlanAmron » Thu Sep 13, 2012 10:36 pm
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An NDA is the best way to protect your invention, but searching it first is recommended.
Alan
ideaApp.com
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