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What is A Utility Patent & Why Do You Need One?

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It would be preposterous to explain in words how much efforts and years of hard work it takes to invent or create ingenious products. One of the finest examples we can take is of the iconic Thomas Edison. It took more than 3 years, thousands of unsuccessful attempts, and relentless efforts by the great Edison to invent the light bulb. Now, just imagine the scenario. After all the years of hard work of Thomas Edison, if somebody else had taken the credit of his invention then who would have remembered the Edison? That's where the concept of utility patent comes into play. So What is a Utility Patent? In the layman terms, utility patent or better called “patent for the invention,” is actually an immensely valuable asset that forbid the other individuals and organizations to utilize and sell the invention of the creator without his/her authorization. If an individual discovers or invents any useful machine or process, he must obtain a utility patent to get t...

Struggling with your invention promotion: Learn how to market your invention product

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Getting a patent for an invention is essential for any inventor. Your once in a lifetime idea is important and need to be protected with a patent before someone else copies it and declare it as its own. However, a product has no meaning if it does not affect society in any manner. Market Your Inventions and increasing its awareness in the general public is a tedious task requires a great deal of knowledge and experience. Also, to increase its reach, you must be capable to invest a substantial amount of resources in terms of money and time. Targeting a strong investor who can give a kick-start to your product can be helpful in case you lack a sturdy budget . This post is solely for the purpose to help you create a comprehensive and cost-effective market plan for your new invention. You should follow these steps in sequence to devise a strong marketing strategy: A.     Planning and devising a strategy: First, you need to devise a plan to market ...