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I have looked before, but all I get are a bunch of ads from visited websites. what is the best ( and most reliable) company to sell my ideas to?
Go out and start peddling your inventions that you have obtained patents for. Good luckTheQuietOne said:well who do I sell my patents to then? (no offense but it sounds the same to me)
Then you have a problem.TheQuietOne said:Only problem is that Ironically I have never had the resources (nor the money) to actually build something
Potential buyers for your ideas can vary depending on the nature of your ideas. You can consider selling them to individuals, companies, organizations, or even the government. It's important to research and target the specific market that would be interested in your ideas.
To protect your ideas, you can consider filing for a patent or copyright. You can also have potential buyers sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before sharing your ideas with them. It's important to consult with a legal professional to ensure proper protection of your ideas.
Before approaching potential buyers, it's important to do your research and have a clear understanding of your ideas and their potential value. Create a solid business plan and pitch that clearly outlines the benefits and potential of your ideas. You should also be prepared to negotiate and have a plan for protecting your ideas.
Determining the value of your ideas can be tricky, as it can depend on various factors such as market demand, uniqueness, and potential profitability. You can consult with experts or conduct market research to get a better understanding of the potential value of your ideas.
Some common mistakes to avoid when selling your ideas include not doing enough research on potential buyers, not properly protecting your ideas, and not having a solid business plan and pitch. It's also important to be realistic about the potential value and demand for your ideas and to not undersell yourself.