Assisting You to License or Sell
Your Product Ideas to Companies

You Should Be Rewarded for your Creativity

Do you have some great ideas but don't know how to get companies interested? If you have called companies and got rejected, you know it's no fun. Not only are you not getting recognition, you're not getting rewarded for your creativity and ingenuity. I know this can be frustrating.

     Or, you're not taking any action, hoping for a big break. When I was younger I've had ideas in which I didn't take action. And when someone else brought their products to the market I was thinking, hey that's my idea. Yes I lost the opportunity, but at least I knew I was on the right track. What was missing was knowledge and the right steps to take.

Why do inventions get rejected?

Typically, inventors call companies on their own to license or sell their idea, only to be rejected. Inventors have told me this over and over.

      Because companies want to know how a product will generate a profit. Inventors who call or blindly mail booklets, talk about their idea in terms of features, functions, and innovation. That's important, but there's a disconnect between the inventor's point of view, and the company's need for marketing data and sales forecasts.

How I can help you

With a background in engineering and an MBA, I bridge the gap between inventor and companies interested in your idea. I worked for years as a Developer and Product Manager for corporations and know how they operate.

     Step 1: The first step is to get your invention ready for licensing. We will have a one-hour telephone meeting to discuss your invention and things we need to do before approaching companies.

     Step 2: I translate inventions into the language that gets companies excited. One of the key ingredients is creating a Licensing Proposal. Like a mini-business plan, this document states the advantages of your product idea from their prospective. Since companies can be skeptical, this document is backed by statistics and marketing data.

     Step 3: With a Licensing Proposal completed, the search begins for a suitable company. I'll look for the best companies, make contact, and generate interest in your invention.

     To get started, click the Step 1 "Buy Now" button below. After you place your order, you'll receive a brief questionnaire to prepare you for our telephone meeting. Fill it out, and then I'll call you at the time we agree upon.

Note: This service does not take a percentage of the deal. You keep all royalties and advances.

Licensing Package
Licensing Step 1: Product Idea Review Meeting We will review your invention, how it meets a need, market research you may have done, patents, and other important aspects. By the end of the one-hour telephone meeting, I will give you suggestions and prepare you for the next Licensing steps to take. Fee: $150	Secure Online $150
If you own my Invention Success Kit, the one hour meeting is only $95. Order by check or money order.	Secure Online $95
Licensing Step 2: Create Licensing Proposal A key ingredient to getting your invention accepted is creating a Licensing Proposal. Like a mini-business plan, this document states the market need, target market, potential competitors, advantages of your product idea over the competitors, and profit potential.      I'll create a Licensing Proposal that details your invention from a business perspective. Since companies can be skeptical due to many products failing in the market, the Licensing Proposal is backed by statistics and marketing data. Fee: $325      Market Data: Companies have to be convinced there is a market need for your product idea and profit potential. The Licensing Proposal must include market data from credible sources such as known trade organizations, magazines, or market reports. You can learn techniques to acquire market data from my Invention Success Kit. Or, hire me to do the research for you.
Licensing Step 3: Contact Companies With a Licensing Proposal completed, the search begins for a suitable company. I'll search for up to 10 companies that are the best fit for your invention. I'll find a personal contact within the company and call them. If they are interested I'll send a cover letter with your Licensing Proposal. Then I'll follow-up to determine if they want to pursue a deal. Fee: $595

Mr. Yubas is a member of the Licensing Executives Society

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