This Inventor Sold His Idea With inventRight Coaching

[@AndrewDarlow]

What a fantastic interview! Thank you, Andrew, Chad and Keanu! There is a lot of very useful information here from which any inventor can benefit. 💡

[@inventRight]

Thank you Andrew!

[@uriahariel]

Thank you for actually responding to the messages Andrew… Congratulations to Chad for pushing and getting his product licensed. I have a few ideas myself that I’ve been workin in for a few years.. dealing with electronics… one idea has to do with upgrades to smart watches… will I need to file for IP? Will a virtual prototype?

[@inventRight]

We always recommend to file a provisional patent application. We are not patent attorneys. We are not giving legal advice.

[@favdup2134]

"You guys" FIRE me UP, everytime that I listened to you & all these Testimonies. I loooove this one❤😁

[@inventRight]

Thank you for commenting!

[@gzero2814]

Great interview Andrew. Chad's story is excellent and I like the constant reinforcement that your job does not end with the invention ... you have to learn to sell, communicate and work with your partners (if you license the deal).

[@inventRight]

I love that you took that away from Chad and Keanu interview. Great stuff! - 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/ )

[@HawknessMonster]

Such great insights!! Awesome stuff all of you!!

[@inventRight]

Thank you Wade!

[@antoniorossini]

I have the habit of taking notes whenever I come upon an idea for a new product. I’ve been doing this for a couple of years and today I’ve accumulated dozens of ideas for products to different areas, some of which have already been released, some which are pure daydream, but a few that perhaps could be promising. My question is: how to filter and select one idea to start to develop when there are many of them to choose from? Thank you in advance.

[@inventRight]

We should talk when it’s convenient.This is very important to evaluate correctly.

[@MassStash]

Great video, good luck Chad!

[@inventRight]

Thank you!

[@veesoho93]

Right on Chad Congrats !!

[@inventRight]

Thank you for supporting Chad! - Andrew

[@ImbentongBentongTrimond]

I keep liking and commenting in inventRightTV contents hoping the algorithm will do its work and reach my fellowmen for here in the Philippines, for our local inventor groups accepting this business model is definitely a work in progress. May I ask if when making a sizzle video, should I do a normal Landscape oriented one, or the upcoming popular portrait format (one you see in Tiktok, instagram, or facebook reels)? because I don`t know if the Companies` Creative director view these submissions on their PC or their laptop most of the time.

[@inventRight]

Yes, in some countires they have a hard time understanding licensing and the though that a big company would actually pay an individual inventor royalties. But it's true. You are doing great work helping your fellow inventors in your country understand that licensing is a great. option. - 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/ )

[@inventRight]

Regarding sizzle video. ....I would go with landscape. TikTok and other brought back portrait, but Landscape is more professional when licensing. - 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/ )

[@AyanlehAhmed-rp1bs]

I have a qustion. When it comes to to finale , and you are offered a Lisencing deal what do u do . Some people don’t have lawyers to review the papers . Do u guys came and help? I am 22 and once I land one idk where to go from there

[@inventRight]

Great question. We have a negotiation coach that works behind the scenes to make sure your licensing agreement is fair. Then at the very end to save your money, we always recommend a licensing attorney to make sure everything is perfect.

[@jsm3876]

I can relate, this is encouraging!!!

[@inventRight]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@jsm3876]

@@inventRight always

[@inventRight]

We did our job then if this interview was encouraging. Keep Inventing! - 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/ )

[@brandonalexander495]

Congratulations

[@inventRight]

Thanks for supporting Chad. Keep Inventing! - 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/ )

[@AyanlehAhmed-rp1bs]

Hi co founders. I have a question. I know you guys offer services on your website invent right but I wanted to know that if I don’t have a prototype of how the product will look and all I have is an idea , if I pick the sell sheet how will take go about? Will you guys make a prototype to go with the sell sheet or will I have to pay for each.

[@vishabrown6556]

They suggest 3D product rendering video. Fiverr provide the service well the people on there

[@inventRight]

you will have to find someone to create a 3-D computer generated rendering. We could make it for you, or there could be freelancers I do the same thing. But it’s a must!

[@vishabrown6556]

@@inventRight how much does your 3D rendering service cost?

[@AyanlehAhmed-rp1bs]

@@inventRight sorry i am little confused. so if i want the sell sheet service and i don't have a prototype is it a must to buy both prototype and the sell sheet or are they both offered in the sell sheet service.

[@inventRight]

@@AyanlehAhmed-rp1bs You would need to buy both. - 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/ )

[@mbringz712]

How do I get a coach ?

[@inventRight]

Just call us!

[@inventRight]

Go to inventRight.com!

[@fifasoccer5591]

I have an invention for major automotive manufacturers such as Mercedes Benz, BMW, VW, Rover, Toyota, Chrysler..... Who should hire to help me with this?

[@inventRight]

Very difficult category do you license to. You’re going to need intellectual property.

[@inventRight]

Licensing to an automotive aftermarket company would be easier. Ask your self if you could go this direction instead. For example .... a company selling 4 wheel drive accessories or something like this is a great place to invent. That's aftermarket. However licensing directly to a major auto manufacture to put a new innovation on cars coming off the line is going to be hard. Stephen commented below. He's 100% correct. Patents will be important if you want to do a deal with a major auto manufacturer and even then it will be very hard. - 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/ )

[@neclipse123]

Bro, stop with the background! I cant even look at someone pasting there screen, just clean your room

[@inventRight]

Thanks for watching!

[@BertStaTeresa]

I have a super wow invention Idea . What can you say .

[@mof67_wj39]

What did you license your product for? 10% ?

[@AyanlehAhmed-rp1bs]

I think some contracts can’t allow people to discuss the business part in public

[@inventRight]

Most licensing agreements are kept confidential. And most inventors like to keep it private.

[@inventRight]

@@AyanlehAhmed-rp1bs That's correct. - Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder