How do i get an invention out?

Question

have an idea. i have all details and i want to put it out myself how do i go about this business

Answer 1

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About.com Guide to Inventors.

Basics - How to Become a Successful Inventor

By Mary Bellis, About.com Guide to Inventors

Learn the relationship between patents and the market value of inventions, the need for counsel, the need for prior art searches and about being skeptical of invention promoters. Learn the many different aspects of invention step by step.

First Steps

Finding Great Ideas

Business Start Up

Want to Sell Your Invention?

Making a Prototype

Keeping an Inventor's Logbook/Journal

"To Patent" or "Not to Patent" That is the Question

First Steps

How does an inventor turn their new invention ideas into money? This is probably the single most often asked question I receive from people who have no clue as to how to proceed. They often hope that they can sell their brilliant new idea to somebody who will hand them money. Sorry, it just does not work that way and you often end up handing a fistful of money in the other direction. The best answer I can give is to get educated in how the whole process works

Lessons on Turning a New Invention Idea Into Money

Top 10 Ten Top Ways to Fail as an Inventor

Finding Great Ideas

How to start and keep the creative juices flowing and create great inventions. How to decide which of your ideas are worth pursuing.

Improve Your Ability to Brainstorm

Invention Idea Survey

Why You Might Want to Get Your Invention Idea Assessed

What is Invention Assessment and Why is it Invaluable?

Business Start Up

If you have decided to establish a business to manufacture or sell your own invention, you will need a business plan to raise money or/and help your new business flourish.

Business Plans 101

Tutorial: Creating Business Plans for the Independent Inventors

How Do I Raise Money?

Want to Sell Your Invention?

How to succeed at selling and marketing your inventions. The most fundamental piece of advice I would give a newbie trying to sell his/her invention is this; conduct yourself in an appropriate businesslike manner. The tutorials below will help you achieve this and more.

Do I Make It Myself or Let Someone Else Make It?

Tutorial: Creating a Marketing Plan for the Independent Inventor

What Are Patent Assigments? Patent Licensing?

How To License Your Patent

How To Find People That Want to Buy or License Your Invention

Making a Prototype

An outline of the basics of making a prototypes - why make a prototype. By definition a prototype is a full-size working model of your invention suitable for use in the complete evaluation of form, design, performance, and material processing.

Making a Prototype

Prototypes for Inventions

Keeping an Inventor's Logbook/Journal

Detailed records of the concepts, test results, and other information related to making an invention should be kept in a logbook. You can start a logbook from the very first moment you think of an idea.

Before You Start an Inventors Log Book

Proving You Were First to Invent: Keep a Logbook

How To Keep an Inventors Log Book

"To Patent" or "Not to Patent" That is the Question

"I want to make money before/without having a patent." This is a controversial issue, however, many successful inventors do follow this path. On the other hand, many experts and patent lawyers consider it foolish. This is not a path for the faint of heart, you need to be business savvy and have some experience to pull it off.

Alternatives to Patenting

Marketing is Key

Patents, Success, and Money

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It is very important to protect your idea, or invention

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Best of Luck to you>  Hope you have great success.

Answer 2

Submit it to the US Patent Office

Answer 3

Patent it so no one can steal your ideas, then try and promote it to a large company or someone to sponsor you to build a prototype and continue form there