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INVENTOR TIP:  Why reinvent the wheel if the wheel works well? (Part 4 of 4) 

Tip 4 - CAPTIVATE

It may seem obvious, but if you’re in love with your new consumer product idea, before you spend your time and resources on developing it, ask:  

If your product isn’t based on consumer need, does it satisfy a different impulse? 

What about it could create a buying frenzy? 

Is it sentimental, silly, or relate to pop culture? Is it part of a creative craze? And if so, what makes it stand out?

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INVENTOR TIP:  Why reinvent the wheel if the wheel works well? (Part 3 of 4) 

Tip 3 - SOLVE 

It may seem obvious, but if you’re in love with your new consumer product idea, before you spend your time and resources on developing it, ask:   

Does it satisfy a need that no one has thought about? 

Might it solve an everyday annoyance that people have assumed has no solution? And if so, how do you know people will use it?

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INVENTION TIPS for the HOLIDAYS!⁠

1. INVENT ways to have fun and bring joy to others.⁠

2. Give yourself LICENSE to share your creativity with others.⁠

3. Have a PATENTLY great Holiday Season!⁠

#invention #invent #inventor #uniqueproduct #accessorybrainstorms #holidaycheer #newyear

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INVENTOR TIP:  Why reinvent the wheel if the wheel works well? (Part 2 of 4) 

Tip 2 - QUANTIFY 

It may seem obvious, but if you’re in love with your new consumer product idea, before you spend your time and resources on developing it, ask:   

Is there a demand for it, and how will you quantify that demand beyond asking people you know? 

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INVENTOR TIP: Why reinvent the wheel if the wheel works well? (Part 1 of 4) Tip 1 - RESEARCH It may seem obvious, but if you’re in love with your new consumer product idea, before you spend your time and resources on developing it, do the following: Research whether or not the product already exists. And if it does, ask what makes your “wheel” better, unique, or special? For more information, http://www.accessorybrainstorms.com/contact.php

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INVENTOR TIP:  The Year of the Patent (Part 3 of 3) 

 You have one year, just one year, to: 

File for international patents from the time you file for a non-provisional patent

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INVENTOR TIP:  The Year of the Patent (Part 2 of 3) 

 You have one year, just one year, to: 

File for a non-provisional patent from the time that you apply for a provisional patent.

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A Good Invention has an Element of Magic. 

 (Photo by Mervyn Chan on Unsplash) 

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INVENTOR TIP:  The Year of the Patent (Part 1 of 3) 

You have one year, just one year, to: 

File for a patent from the time you expose your product publicly. 

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When you think that you have a brilliant idea for a product, sleep on it. 

#dreams #goals #inventions #nohastenowaste #creativeprocess #innovation

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Tips for Business Survival in the Fast-Changing Fashion Accessory Industry!

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Derma Spring

Use DermaSpring to eliminate unwanted facial hair!  

Find it here:  http://bit.ly/Derma-Spring, click banner “The Look Accessories”, then select “Beauty Solutions” dropdown menu to find Derma-Spring!

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A friend in the neighborhood recently stated, “They’re tearing down the buildings and putting up a skyscraper. It’s the 7-year trend.” “What?” I said. “Every 7 years things turn around,” was her response. Really? 

So, I set to investigating this 7-Year Trend in Fashion Accessories.