Can’t Get Into Companies? Do This Instead!

[@RiverValleyInnovations]

"It's not the company's job to educate you..." such a valid point to consider. A++

[@inventRight]

Thank you so much! Great seeing you last last night at IGA!

[@danaknowlesinspires]

Inventors need to understand the ins and outs of licensing before ever reaching out to a company. You are correct 100%

[@sylvainlegare8858]

Love this interview, thank you both !

[@inventRight]

Thank you!

[@richardcrum7443]

Great video once again, and I will say this , gateway I believe will help people decide if they want to go further with the invention world. Because some people that's just getting by in life will now get the professional boost and when money starts following it makes it much easier to say let's try these ideas now one at a time. Just saying.

[@thabomasiteng8742]

This is very empowering ❤

[@inventRight]

I'm so happy you feel that way. That's great! - Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder ( Call, email, book an appointment or request more info about how we can help by visiting us here. inventright.com/contact/ )

[@adrianab543]

Could you make a video about strategy about choosing which product to go with first and develop in the event you have many? Do you go with one you already have professional industry ties to?...Easiest and fastest?...Highest demand?

[@inventRight]

I think that’s a great idea. - Andrew Krauss inventRight Co-Founder

[@adrianab543]

@@inventRight I have many lol

[@alexreid4131]

⁠@@adrianab543if I may I think you already are asking the right questions about this. inventRight have covered this also in many of their videos. The small tweaks on existing products that companies already have tooling for versus the big game changers that will take longer and cost a lot more in terms of time, effort, money and emotional equity. My advice would be pick three to five easy wins and get involved with the process of negotiating a deal for those. If two of them get picked up that will give you a confidence boost for maybe tackling something a little more challenging.

[@adrianab543]

@@alexreid4131 I like that idea. Thank you.

[@danaknowlesinspires]

I think that is a great topic to discuss

[@jonmc3]

Lots of wisdom here !!!

[@inventRight]

Thanks so much for the kind words. - Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder ( Call, email, book an appointment or request more info about how we can help by visiting us here. inventright.com/contact/ )

[@kellyehrenman8524]

Great idea!!

[@inventRight]

Thanks! - Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder ( Call, email, book an appointment or request more info about how we can help by visiting us here. inventright.com/contact/ )

[@LouisPapadakis]

Gateway is a great new option!!!

[@inventRight]

Thank you!

[@ImbentongBentongTrimond]

I guess things are evolving, I remember Andrew always advices not to put on anything in the notes when connecting, but Dana does otherwise. nice content

[@inventRight]

There’s always multiple ways to achieve your goals. If one thing doesn’t work, try another.

[@danaknowlesinspires]

Yes I do. The reason is I can get to the point of why I want to connect. If they connect back it's kind of like their telling me let talk more.

[@Dapper_Dean]

Yey, new video to add to our knowledge!

[@inventRight]

Thanks for the kind words. I thought Dana did a great job! -Andrew

[@richardcrum7443]

I was saying the same thing why does invent right not offer the deal 2 months ago lol. Andrew I talk with Sylvia today , I will be inventright STRONG REAL SOON MY FRIEND.

[@inventRight]

That’s great! - Andrew Krauss inventRight Co-Founder

[@jonmichaelroberts]

Great stuff on inventright. Bit of advice for your videos lately u give others. Be brief. Deliver what you say you will. We’re busy.

[@inventRight]

Thank you very much!