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How inventRight Presents Your Product to Companies for Licensing

Are you try to commercialize a new product or increase sales of an existing product? Consider licensing as a business strategy. In this video, Stephen Key, Dana Knowles, Paul Sorenson, and the inventRight team breaks down exactly how their program Gateway helps inventors and entrepreneurs get their products in front of the right companies—handling marketing, outreach, and even negotiation support. What You'll Learn: ✅ How Gateway finds & contacts companies for you ✅ The application process (and why we’re selective) ✅ How we create powerful marketing materials ✅ What happens when a company is interested in licensing your product ✅ How we support you through licensing negotiations Let us do the heavy lifting of getting your product in front of the right decision-makers! Have a product that companies should know about? Not sure what to do next to license or increase sales of your product? Apply to inventRight's Gateway Program — we are experts in licensing and have built connections with more than 900 companies looking for ideas. Move forward with confidence: https://inventright.com/gateway/ Call: +1 (650) 793-1477 Email: [email protected] 0:00 - Introducing the Gateway Program 0:45 - What is Gateway? How Does it Help Inventors? 1:49 - How to Apply for Gateway & Why It’s Selective 2:50 - What Questions Will We Ask About Your Idea? 3:53 - The Review Process: How We Choose Products 5:03 - How Long Does It Take to Get Accepted? 6:05 - What Happens After You're Accepted? 7:02 - Step 1: Intro Call & Building a Game Plan 7:36 - Step 2: Creating Winning Marketing Materials 8:42 - Step 3: Reviewing Intellectual Property (Patents, PPA, etc.) 10:10 - Step 4: Researching & Finding the Right Companies 11:45 - Step 5: How We Contact & Pitch Companies 12:41 - How We Determine a “Good Fit” for Your Idea 14:13 - Why Companies Prefer Talking to Us Instead of Inventors 15:16 - What Happens When a Company Shows Interest? 16:43 - Reviewing & Negotiating Licensing Deals 17:45 - Why You Need a Licensing Attorney for Final Review 18:54 - Do You Get Access to the Work Gateway Does? 19:56 - How Many Companies Will See Your Idea? 21:39 - What If Your Idea Gets Rejected? What’s Next? 22:37 - Why Rejections Aren’t the End—Next Steps You Can Take 23:40 - How Long Does Gateway Support Last? 24:32 - Real-Life Success Stories (Deals Can Happen Fast!) 25:29 - The Importance of Patience in the Licensing Process 26:38 - Final Thoughts: Why Gateway Works & Why Companies Love It Have an invention idea? Turn it into a product and get it into stores and selling online — we show you how on inventRightTV. Whether you're trying to pitch an idea, make a prototype, get a patent, build a business, or land a licensing deal, you're in the right place. What you need to know to sell an idea and get paid. (Featuring real-life stories from entrepreneurs like you.) We've helped thousands of inventors license their invention ideas, see their products on the market here: https://inventright.com/members-success/ Hosted by inventRight founders Stephen Key and Andrew Krauss. Most inventors and most products fail. Beat the odds and become a successful inventor! We are experts in licensing products. Set up a free consultation with inventRight: https://inventright.com/contact/ New to product licensing? Read Stephen Key’s book “One Simple Idea”: https://amzn.to/4fwVVOT Free Inventor Resources: https://bit.ly/3AaGko2 About Stephen Key Award-winning inventor with 20+ patents and products sold worldwide. Co-founder of inventRight, bestselling author, and speaker on licensing and IP strategies. About Andrew Krauss Licensing expert with 25+ years of experience. Co-founder of inventRight and former president of one of the nation’s top inventor associations. Speaker at USPTO events and innovation advocate. About inventRightTV The #1 YouTube channel for people who want to turn an idea into a product with 86K+ subscribers and nearly 1M monthly impressions. For sponsorships, email: [email protected] Disclaimer: inventRight is not a law firm. For legal, patent, or trademark advice, consult a professional.