Ideas Uploaded

In this podcast inventor interview Mandy Haberman a very successful UK inventor talks about her inventors journey to develop and bring to market the Anywayup Cup, the world's first no spill cup for children. For more inventor interviews and invention help go to http://www.ideasupoaded.com

Inventor Narayanan created the Hybernator, a programmable control for water heaters to market. He originally entered his invention in an Edison Nation search for inventions that saved energy.

Stephen Key from www.inventright.com is an inventor who has successfully licensed his ideas for many years. In this podcast he explains how he started licensing ideas and the method he uses.

Learn the best way to present your toy invention ideas to companies and how to find a reputable toy agent

In this Ideas Uploaded Podcast Kurt and Elaine explain the process they went through from initial idea to getting their Squaredy Cats licensed as plush toys.

In this podcast interview interview Julia M Rhodes from Kleenslate talks about her inventor's journey from being a teacher, to bringing to market her first invention, an eraser to go on the end of dry erase markers.

In this podcast inventor and entrepreneur Lisa Warner talks about how she originally created Fink Cards to help get her family talking and then several years later developed them into a business.Related Posts:Interview with Matt Butler about his Invention a Game CalledInterview with Sally Guyer Creator of Cambridge RainCoats…Interview with Inventor Shawn Moye about the Electronic…Interview with Kevin Marinan Inventor of PermaChase a Valve…Interview with George Wood the Inventor of FREEZE N GO

Andrew Rondeau a blogging expert offers his advice on how blogging can help you drive more traffic to your website to sell your product invention

In this podcast Jim DeBetta an inventor coach and entrepreneur, shares some of his knowledge of helping inventors take an idea from a sketch, to a retail ready product.

Peter A Wachtel, a toy inventor and designer explains the process you need to go through to license your toy invention ideas. This includes how he comes up with toy invention ideas ideas, presenting your ideas, making cheap prototypes and finding suitable companies to pitch your toy invention idea to. You can find Peter at www.kidtoyology.com

In this podcast Roger Brown a successful inventor explains that using his process you can get ideas licensed by spending less than 100 dollarsRelated Posts:Interview with Matt Butler about his Invention a Game CalledCreative Ideas for Naming your Invention or CompanyAbout meFree Online Course to Learn to Develop Innovative Ideas for…Inventors Wanted for US TV Show

In this podcast inventor interview I talk to Jim Polster from Longshot Camera Systems who first invented the Polester just for himself to use after nearly falling off a ladder trying to take photographs of a roof for his job.Related Posts:Interview with Inventor Jim Tryfon Creator of the Zeus MultiInterview with Matt Butler about his Invention a Game CalledInterview with Inventor Evan Krachman Creator of MD2GO a…MaKey MaKey Invention Kit to Make Music and MoreTerron Sommerville Shares his Story of Inventing the Power…

In this podcast Lyndsey Young, Inventor and Queen of Easy Green explains how she is building a business around her invention and offers advice to aspiring inventors.

John D Smith, inventor and author of Don't File a Patent shares advice on how inventors can get products to market without spending a fortune on patentsRelated Posts:New Book One Simple Idea for Startups and Entrepreneurs by…Share your Inventor Story on IdeasUploadedNew Online Video Show on InventingInterview with Adrian Hayward Inventor of Pick Tack for…Terron Sommerville Shares his Story of Inventing the Power…

Get it Made is a relatively new site which aims to bring together inventors with designers and manufacturers. It will also allow an inventor to presell their product idea to see if there is a market for it.