Negotiating Your Licensing Deal Begins On Day 1

[@healingbyqurannow]

Thank you short and simple

[@bryan6036]

Another great point!

[@mackenziestewart5571]

How do you contact someone on fiver or upwork to hire them to make a sellsheet without giving them away the secret sauce if that sauce is a big visual component?

[@timothy2902]

@Mackenzie Stewart did you find a solution?

[@BlkFireHawk427]

Stephen! It was great to see you at the 2019 National Hardware Show at the Inventor spotlight. You had stopped by my booth Secure Latch and we had a few words. Thank you so much for all you have taught us! It's your education on this channel that has helped me to understand licensing and to take my first steps. I look forward to contacting your organization to help me further.

[@inventRight]

This is wonderful to hear! Thanks for sharing Mike!

[@inventRight]

How'd the show go for you?

[@BlkFireHawk427]

@@inventRight My product was very well received. ITW proline in Australia said they would send over a licensing contract to look over (we will see...) I had the opportunity to speak with the executive over door hardware for Home Depot who asked if i was willing to sell over to them my idea/product. They said they would be in contact... so, we will see right?

[@zamboanga1]

You have talked about toys on a number of the many Inventright videos I have watched. What about non-electrontic two-player board games of skill like "Battleship" or party games like "Trivial Pursuit"? Would you lump these in with toys? This might be a good topic for a future video. Thanks for the great content.

[@inventRight]

Hi John. Games are separate from toys. Stephen never invented a game, which is why he doesn't discuss it. You can learn more about licensing, games, and crowdfunding in his article featuring Hasbro: www.entrepreneur.com/article/292151

[@JAC-23]

Licensing "Leverage"..... love that term Stephen! Could be the title of your next book or article! Keep up the great videos!

[@inventRight]

Thank you for the encouragement J.A.!

[@waynefederico9396]

Great info. Would it be advised just to sell my patent outright, Instead of licensing it.. Have there been companies that would do that you know of.