[UPDATE] One Simple Idea's Stephen Key Webinar & Upcoming Call

[Bosstradamus]

Hi. I've been able to find that information out without having to pay for a directory. (I believe in most cases you would have to become a member to access that sort of information.) However, if you are thinking about attending a trade show, I highly recommend that you call the trade association and ask to see a list of the exhibitors. That's basically the directory, anyway. Does that answer your question? If not, let me know.

Yes, thank you

 

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[Semmy]

@StephenKey - Thanks a lot for your work, just got off the phone with Andrew and looking forward working together with you guys soon.
As little "something" for you - I am not sure if you are familar with the "kids/teens/elderly react channel on youtube" - but this video might be fun to watch for you if you haven't already:

 

[StephenKey]

@StephenKey - Thanks a lot for your work, just got off the phone with Andrew and looking forward working together with you guys soon.
As little "something" for you - I am not sure if you are familar with the "kids/teens/elderly react channel on youtube" - but this video might be fun to watch for you if you haven't already:

I'm glad to hear that! The video looks promising.

 

[LeftBench]

Sad I missed the webinar but I can't wait to check out this great info.

 

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[Aktion]

This is a great question. If you want to license an idea, you will need to understand how it could possibly be manufactured. Learning about manufacturing is so important! You will be able to prevent a lot of further problems down the road if you do. However, in terms of timing, it’s a balancing act. Why would you spend a lot of time studying up on how to manufacture a specific product before you know if there is even any interest in the idea? When I submit a sell sheet to a potential licensee, I stick strictly to the benefit of my idea—not how it works, not how it will be made. Later on, if a company shows interest in the idea, I’ll ask them to sign an NDA. Then we will discuss manufacturing. At that point, you will need to be knowledgeable. Because what you discover about manufacturing you should also include in your PPA. Good ways of learning about manufacturing processes include watching YouTube videos, hiring an engineer to help you (make sure that person signs an NDA and a work-for-hire agreement), and going for a tour in a manufacturing facility. Never plan on relying on the company to figure it out for you. In other words, if you ask them to figure it out, they will own the idea.

thanks for the reply. could not have gotten a better answer.

 

[GuestUser113]

Thanks for the Webinar @StephenKey!! I enjoyed it very much. I bought your book yesterday. Looking forward to reading it.

 

[timmy]

Missed your webinar Stephen due to poor signal coverage. Thanks for the recording of same. It blew me away......Honestly

 

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[RazorCut]

Stephen Keys Book "One Simple Idea" starts with Tim Ferris

It's been a while since I read it I totally forgot!