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Hello and gratuities for the opportunity to learn,
A short background. A friend presents an idea to me one night, that for it's market niche, is a top entry for "better mousetrap of the century". Familiar with this particular market I was curious as to why I hadn't seen this poduct before. Certainly I wouldn't be doing it the current way if this was available.
My early searches encouraged us to utilize the service of a friend, a top patent attorney. We hope to know soon our results, with the advice that regardless of the outcome, do the product quickly.
Thousands of dollars in product design and perfection, we feel confident to bring it to market. Financing? We may skip dinner tonight, that about best sums it up. Literally. This should be an interesting journey, hopefully one someone here can relate to.
My friend was a bit lucky to have an idea that at the least no one has pursued seriously before. After 100 years, this product should leave the user not wishing to go back to the previous art.
I was given the task of bringing it to market. I'm a very logical person, I can point out and sell the assets of the product. But I'm not knowledgable in this field whatsoever, and the friend is left with the aid of a voluteer army of friends.
Thanks, I'll drop by the "business planning" board with the question I arrived with.
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Posted : 09/05/2009 11:35 pm
Re: Bringing Mousetrap to Market.
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Posted : 11/05/2009 7:45 am
Re: Bringing Mousetrap to Market.
Even though you may be at the point where you're recycling your mouse pads, some of us still find them necessary.
In the market for one? Go goofy with this Mouse Trap Mouse Pad (on sale for $8).
It will not slap and injure your hand, nor will it invite any living unwelcome visitors - but it will be totally cheeky on your desk.
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Posted : 11/05/2009 12:03 pm
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