The Ultimate Inventor's Handbook
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| Rating | : | 4.57 (793 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0963916793 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 266 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-12-23 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Complete with worksheets, forms, charts, questionnaires, financial statements, a sample patent, and resources! Without a doubt, this is the best invention development guide will ever find – guaranteed!. FINALLY – the answer to every question an inventor has, from the first idea, to the final check! This no-nonsense guide to invention development covers: patents licensing, marketing, negotiation, financing, valuing your invention, and much, much more
Bill Chandler is an inventor, patent holder, entrepreneur, and international invention development specialist who lives in Washington State. His expertise has reached many through his work as an advertising agency executive, professor, private marketing consultant, author and speaker.
The Ultimate Inventor's Handbook is even better than EMyth Revisited I've known Bill Chandler for many years and have seen the evolution of this book, which has become a phenomenal resource for inventors AND others. Starting and building a successful business is similar to successful development and commercialization of an invention. This really is the ULTIMATE resource book and you will get more than one and perhaps dozens of what I call "$100,000 Ideas" from reading this book. Over 20 years, I personally recommended Michael Gerber's book "The EMyth" and "Emyth Revisited" to over !2,000 people and Bill's book is 50X a better resource.Corey Hansen, co-author of Best Practices of H. Five Stars Incredibly helpful for writing a business plan. Thank you.
This book is the best invention development investment you'll ever make. --Jeffrey Vilardi, Achievement Advisor, Arizona . Larry Tadlock, Business Development Center Founder, WashingtonAn easy-to-follow handbook for making a dreamer's idea into a money making reality. --Erin Condit, Vice President of Marketing, Merrill Lynch, New YorkBefore you blow $1,000 on a development company, or waste another year wondering what to do next, read this book! --Dr