May 19, 2006, Newsletter Issue #16: Marketing Considerations

Tip of the Week

If you're a new inventor, one of the first things you'll want to do is gather relevant marketing information about your new invention ideas. Think about the types of people and businesses that could possibly use your inventions. Review the outlook for the industry pertaining to your new invention idea, determine primary potential markets and secondary consumers, and try to estimate manufacturing and wholesale costs in conjunction with an estimated retail price. By gathering all of these marketing considerations into an organized report, you'll have a convenient reference tool for yourself and others who are interested in your new inventions. If you lack the time or resources to collect and organize all of this data, you may want to look for a reputable invention help company to assist you.

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