ISBN: 9780977473502 - how to sell your idea: a complete step by step guide from concept to contract (3 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 179 pages. 8.50x5.50x0.46 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. Selling your great idea is a business just like any other. There are good, solid reasons why ideas sell and good, solid reasons why they don't. If you know what they are your chances of selling your idea have increased dramatically. What you need then is a reliable guide written by someone who has done it and can tell you how they did it. How to Sell Your Idea is just that. It tells you exactly what you must do, step by step, to develop, protect, and sell your idea. It's written by someone who knows. The author spent 40 years developing and selling new products for well known multinational companies and introduced many household names such as Clorox 2, Formula 409, Kingsford Charcoal, and Hidden Valley Ranch. He has developed and successfully licensed his own patent protected ideas in the past and is still doing it actively today. Consider this.you can learn by falling on your face and picking yourself up and getting knocked down again or you can benefit from the author's experience in getting good ideas just like yours to market and find out how to sell your idea and spare yourself some of the bumps and bruises. So it's up to you. Just how serious are you about selling that idea of yours? If you really are serious then isn't it worth buying a book to find out how.…

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. Selling your great idea is a business just like any other. There are good, solid reasons why ideas sell and good, solid reasons why they don't. If you know what they are your chances of selling your idea have increased dramatically. What you need then is a reliable guide written by someone who has done it and can tell you how they did it. How to Sell Your Idea is just that. It tells you exactly what you must do, step by step, to develop, protect, and sell your idea. It's written by someone who knows. The author spent 40 years developing and selling new products for well known multinational companies and introduced many household names such as Clorox 2, Formula 409, Kingsford Charcoal, and Hidden Valley Ranch. He has developed and successfully licensed his own patent protected ideas in the past and is still doing it actively today. Consider this.you can learn by falling on your face and picking yourself up and getting knocked down again or you can benefit from the author's experience in getting good ideas just like yours to market and find out how to sell your idea and spare yourself some of the bumps and bruises. So it's up to you. Just how serious are you about selling that idea of yours? If you really are serious then isn't it worth buying a book to find out how.…