BUY THE FINGERS FOOD PLACEMAT
Arin and Les Williams are a married couple with four children who invented and licensed their Finger Foods Placemats to the First Years company. This episode is the second and final part in a 2-part series. Click here to learn about and listen to part 1.
In this episode, we continue our interview with Arin and Les as they share their answers to the following questions:
In your first contract with the First Years, did you email, call, or both?
How was the emotional journey that you went on…what was your approach?
What will be your approach the next time you attempt to license your idea?
How was working with the First Years to create the final prototype?
How was the process that led up to you singing the contract?
Did inventRight help with negotiating the contract?
Where can our listeners purchase the Fingers Food Placemat?
In what quantity are they being sold?
How do you resolve differences in opinions going forward?
and more…
Coming Soon
We invite you to Listen to Episode 108…Arin & Les Williams and the Fingers Foods Placemat Part 2…coming soon on Invention Stories on YouTube
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1. Study the marketplace is
2. Invent for the marketplace
3. Evaluate your ideas
4. Prototype your ideas
5. Your one sentence benefit statement
6. Design your marketing material
7. Protect your ideas
8. Getting in to inventor-friendly companies
9. Negotiating a great contract
10. Moving on to your next great idea
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