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THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP
This video explains why step 6 of The Inventor’s Journey™ (Product Prototype) is the most important step,
and is the moment where, if you have a truly commercially viable product concept, the power starts to
turn in your favour.
From The Captain
ABOUT THE CLAIMS
The PerfectPatent™ Search replicates an official patent office search by doing a ‘claim-based’ patent search. But what does that mean? Find out here.
ORIGINS
How Jethro created the PerfectPatent™ Search, based on the way the UK Patent Office search non-provisional patent applications.
Andrew Bisbee, USA
Very pleased with Chris (designer) and his ability to take my idea and develop a functioning product proof from concept art.
Anything in particular that you liked, or found impressive?
I’m impressed with the functionality of the product proof.
How it works
1. Design
Your product development provider will use the work from step 5 of The Inventor’s Journey™, and set about executing it into a final product.
2. Resources
Materials, etc will be sourced, to make your advanced prototype.
3. One-Off Prototype
Usually a one-off advanced prototype of your product is made (to save costs). But if soft tooling is possible, more than one may be made.
4. Completion
This step is completed when your product is executed into a final prototype that looks and functions, as much as possible, like a sales-ready version of your product.
5. Next Stage
With your advanced prototype done, you’re ready to move onto the final stage of The Inventor’s Journey™: PREPARE AND LAUNCH!
Prices
Prices vary, dependent on the complexity of your product, and the provider you choose. Payment however, tends to be split into the following 2 parts:
Product Build Payment 1
TBD
To get your advanced prototype built into a proof-of-principle
Product Build Payment 2
TBD
To receive your advanced prototype (may be physically sent, and/or shown via video, skype, etc), plus any consultations needed
First come First served!
FREE CONSULTATION
TIME-SENSITIVE OFFER: $100 / £100 OFF YOUR PATENT SEARCH!
CODE: CAPTAIN100
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DEADLY MISTAKE #3
TRYING TO LICENSE YOUR INVENTION TOO EARLY
Trying to license your invention too early is an extremely common mistake, and results in you having almost zero chance of success. Teaches you why it’s such a bad mistake, and what to do instead.
DEADLY MISTAKE #4
ORDERING UNITS TOO EARLY
Hear why getting one highly advanced product prototype made is so much more powerful than ordering units of your product too early, before the design is fully finished and perfected