I have patent & I'm for looking for marketing .?
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Try looking for a Angel or VC
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just make it google searchable(SEO). Do a lot of marketing.
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what i know, contact a patent attorney, i did once several years ago, but i have not experience and would like to hear wht some of your responses to this, i have bunches of ideas, (where to find the financial backing) good luck with your endeavours, it is a long drawn out process, and fees, yearly,  or whenever, so anyway, much success
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you might try attending a trade show in the USA related to your business. Or if you want to distribute directly to american consumers, advertising in media related to your product/service, or perhaps attending a conference or convention related to your product/service.\n\nYou gotta get your name out there!
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I know where you can get an invention protected....\n\nwww.provisionalpatenttemplate.com
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You should first do a free search at the US Patent and Trademark office website.\n\nSearch for keywords and find it.\nhttp://patft.uspto.gov/netahtml/search-adv.htm\n\nThe European Patent Office covers many countries. It is at\nhttp://www.european-patent-office.org\nand also has free search capabilities.\n\nHowever! Thorough patent searches are often done by specialized Patent Searchers.  They are most always highly credentialed in specific areas of technology.  If you just file at the USPTO they'll charge you around $500 for the patent search.  But, history proves that if your idea is good, somebody will take an interest during the period your invention is open to public inspection. Many patents have been quashed during this period cuz someone does a more thorough search than the USPTO patent examiners.  Worse yet, they let your patent get approved, then they watch how your product faires in the marketplace.  If it does well then they conduct a thorough search and kill your patent, costing you plenty.  Why?  Cuz they can rewrite the patent and file their own, taking your idea. Even if they cant file their own patent, at least they can kill yours and sell your idea unhindered by patents. Do a 'patent search' on google or yahoo.  You might want to get a thorough search up front.
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Try doing a presentation and a demo. Also talk in-depth about the product or service your selling be prepared to answer any question. Do tons of research first
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PI'm assuming you will want to patent your invention, since that is probably the best way to maximize its worth.  Patent law is a tricky, technical area, and it is worthwhile contacting a patent lawyer. \n\nOne of the presumptions to obtaining a patent is that you haven't shared the idea with anyone else (other than your advisors).  You should ask your lawyer whether this includes anyone with whom you've shared it for commercialization purposes.\n\nIn any case, what your potential investor is asking for is a right to be the sole option for commercialization - they will be the only person you let use your invention.  This is valuable to them, of course, because it means that they can establish a market for it before anyone else - think of popular items that we actually know of by their trade name, and you will understand the value (Kleenex, Thermos, e.g.).\n\nYou should be able to charge them a substantial fee for this beyond the normal production/distribution agreement.\n\nThere are several issues with these agrements - consider what happens if they don't promote your product, if they don't protect intellectual propoerty rights, whether you want them to be able to sell this right to someone else, etc.  These are all detailed aspects that are fact-driven, and you will want to discuss them with a competent IP or commercial lawyer.\n\nIf the exclusivity is just for a period to consider whether or not to invest or do business with you, then you will have to consider whether you need them to sign a confidentiality and non-disclosure agreement, how long you are prepared to sit and wait - and what that is worth to you, and similar issues.\n\nI would suggest that you ask for a copy of the agreement, sit and think about it for a while, and ask yourself the question "what can go wrong?" since contracts are about establishing a relationship - and are particularly for use after the relationship has turned sour.  \n\nYour lawyer should be able to give you an idea about the commercial realities in your area.  I would think that if it is just for consideration, you are looking at a much shorter time frame, and a low fee (if any).  For a development agreemeent of some sort, it will be much more valuable, and longer-term (perhaps as long as, or longer than, the term of the potential patent).\n\nGood luck.  Remember, if you want to get a patent, don't share your idea until you talk to your IP lawyer.
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First off, make sure that your "idea" hasnt already been patented by someone else by conducting a search of prior art.  I don't recommend going to a patent company but definitely go to a patent law firm.  This is highly recommended by the USPTO but unfortunately, this can cost you lots of money. be prepared to spend around $20,000 for a patent.\n\nHere's an excerpt from the uspto website:\n\n"The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) strongly recommends that all prospective applicants retain the services of a registered patent attorney or patent agent to prepare and prosecute their applications. For information on registered patent attorneys and agents in your area, you may visit the USPTO's Office of Enrollment and Discipline Web site at http://www.uspto.gov/web/offices/dcom/gcounsel/oed.htm. Upon request, the USPTO will send informational materials providing a broad overview of the process of obtaining a United States patent. They will include general requirements and a listing of the Patent and Trademark Depository Libraries."
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You need a good patent attorney, period.  You must understand that 95% never get off the ground. It is not just about your idea- it is about your marketing, sales and distrubution- these things take capital.  Look at the club- if I told you 20 years ago, I had a piece of metal that you slap on your steering wheel you would say to get lost but it was marketed like mad and it made millions.  You can patent something and years later have a company contact you to buy the rights- my friend of my friend put a light in a tackle box and 2 years later settled for 3 million from a company that had the same idea- he owned the rights!  Innoventions are a good way to go also...think BASF- make something good, better.
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hire a patent attorney, to protect your rights.
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NOLO is a great, free informational site. Also, be sure to read what the USPTO (United States Patent & Trademark Office) has to say about patents.\n\nAssociations may be a good avenue to explore. These organizations will address many of the thoughts, questions and concerns you'll inevitably have as well as many you haven't anticipated yet. See the source box for some relevant links. \n\nResearch, research, research – this cannot be stressed enough. Read as much as you can. Here are some book titles that are relevant:\n\nGetting a Patent:\n* Patent It Yourself (11th Edition) by David Pressman\n* Patents and How to Get One : A Practical Handbook by U.S. Department of Commerce\n* How To Make Patent Drawings Yourself: A Patent It Yourself Companion by Jack Lo\n* The Inventor's Notebook: A Patent It Yourself Companion by Fred E. Grissom\n\nThere are plenty of free informational resources out there. Check the source box for links to articles.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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This site is full of information, advice and opportunities for marketing. \n\nHope it helps!
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get an industrial patent first thing.  It doesn't cost as much and will protect you from taking your idea somewhere and having it stolen.   My husband has patented many items but learned after his first one was stolen from a company in Toronto
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patent it. go to the government service. if you go to the attorneys they will charge you around 2000-5000. you can also document and date the design, then show it to the manufacturer. they can tell you if it is marketable; but be careful. they can steal you idea/design. so document and date it well. go see an attorney that doesn't try to sell you patent service.
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Patent the ideas. That way you make a profit out of them if someone else uses your ideas.
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I do, I do!\n\nGo to Google, search "marketing plan" and you'll get tons of stuff.  Try www.startup.com, too, for advice.