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The Inventor's and Innovator's Kick-start Guide: How to invent, develop, and commercialise your latest idea - without getting ripped off! [Kindle Edition]

Jules May (Author)

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You just had an Idea!

After that first thrill, that first quiver of realisation - what then? How do you turn a single idea into a real product, making real money for you? Where do you start? What traps are lying in wait for you?

Whether you're a lone inventor wanting to get rich from your invention, or whether you want to turbo-charge your business as only a great idea can, you need to understand the process of invention and innovation

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After that first thrill, that first quiver of realisation - what then? How do you turn a single idea into a real product, making real money for you? Where do you start? What traps are lying in wait for you?

Whether you're a lone inventor wanting to get rich from your invention, or whether you want to turbo-charge your business as only a great idea can, you need to understand the process ofinvention and innovation.

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Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 280 KB
Print Length: 100 pages
Publisher: Two Little Ducks (4 Jan 2012)
Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.� r.l.
Language English
ASIN: B006U448HQ
Text-to-Speech: Enabled

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A highly accessible and inspiring read for those with a Big Idea 21 Dec 2009

By R. Weddell

Format:Paperback

When I took delivery of this book I was at first surprised at its humble size given the price I had paid for it - yet having read it (and re-read it) I am in no way disappointed.

Since I got hold of this book I have not been able to put it down. It gives all manner of invaluable advice, offering very easy-to-read - yet not simplistic - information on things the budding inventor needs to know to kick-start their journey. This book has the longest title of any book I own - and that title describes its contents perfectly.

A very good starting point for anyone with a Big Idea - highly recommended.

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Business Considerations Revealed 27 April 2005

By Carol A. E. Bentley

Format:Paperback

When you have an idea for an invention that excites you it is easy to be tempted to 'tell the whole world'. This book explains very clearly why that is not a good thing to do.

In straight forward, easy to read and understand language, this book explains how to take your idea from conception to production and makes you aware of the many areas (and possible pitfalls) that you need to know about.

It gives you a clear guide on the steps you must take - I particularly liked the way the author, after explaining what you should do and the reasons, then sets you an action point to apply to your own idea and invention.

Following these steps gives you the confidence to take your invention to the commercial world knowing that you are well armed to answer the questions you are likely to face from any business people you approach.

The whole subject of inventions and the commercialisation of your idea is a vast one that cannot be covered in a single book. And, here again, the author has come up trumps. He's provided a good basic foundation to what you need to know and then points you in the right direction to find more detailed information and help where it is needed, whilst making it very clear that you should still be careful about exposing your idea too soon.

If you have an idea and you want to get rich from it - then you MUST read this book, both to protect your idea and to get it into the commercial world with the best possible chance of success.

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Inventor's & Innovator's 11 Mar 2006

By keith

Format:Paperback

Informative, entertaining and easy to read. Points you in the right direction and could help you avoid costly mistakes! Good advice on how to avoid making a simple mistake that could cost you your right to a patent!

Also, good references to other useful sources of exclusive information like "the ideas factory" & "the commercialometer." Very highly recommended.

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Excellent book for inventors and those who don't

I was lucky enough to meet the author at a high level business seminar I attended last year - at which he was a Special Guest speaker. Read more

Published on 2 July 2005 by E. RIVIS

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