Smart Marketing For Inventors Chapter 1 - Why protect your invention first
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Smart Marketing For Inventors: Chapter 1 - The Importance of Protecting Your Invention
Introduction
Are you struggling to understand how to secure and profit from your invention? This series of ten articles serves as a comprehensive guide on patents and marketing for inventors, addressing your most pressing questions.
Key Topics in This Series
1. Protecting your invention first
2. Transforming your idea into a marketable product
3. Identifying your customer base
4. Assessing market potential
5. Setting profitable wholesale and retail prices
6. Exploring marketing channels
7. Engaging with wholesalers and retailers
8. Distributing your product
9. Collaborating with marketing companies
10. Saving resources, especially on self-education!
This series is essential reading for inventors of all levels.
Why Protect Your Invention First?
If you don't safeguard your invention by filing a patent application, others can easily exploit your idea for their gain. While a patent application alone doesn't provide complete patent protection, it discourages others from copying your invention.
By marking your product as "patent pending" or "patent applied for," you signal to potential imitators that a patent could be issued soon. This status can deter infringement, as it suggests that you could enforce your rights against infringers once the patent is granted.
Keeping details like your application date, type of patent, and specific claims confidential is crucial. Revealing too much?"such as filing a provisional patent or a design patent application?"might inform imitators about the timeline and scope of your protection.
In conclusion, promptly consult with a skilled patent attorney or agent to ensure your invention is adequately protected.
Best regards,
Brian R. Rayve, Esq.
Owner, InventionPatenting.com
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