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  • Commercialize Your Invention - Experts Share Advice
    Commercialize Your Invention - Experts Share Advice (Radio show) Rich Sloan, Chief Startupologist, co-founder and co-host of StartupNation, interviews several experts on how to market your invention.
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  • Designing a Product That Appeals to Kids and Parents
    Designing a Product That Appeals to Kids and Parents (Radio show) Rebecca Finell and Ryan Fernandez of Boon Products join Jeff and Rich Sloan to discuss building products that have broad appeal.
  • Relentlessness and other Entrepreneur Traits: Tim Kehoe
    Relentlessness and other Entrepreneur Traits: Tim Kehoe (Key Move) Tim Kehoe's relentless pursuit of color-safe bubbles, combined with other entreprenuerial traits, helped him make Zubbles a reality, and landed him a huge deal with a major toy manufacturer.
  • Guerrilla Marketing the NoThrow
    Guerrilla Marketing the NoThrow (Radio show) Twin sisters and moms, Karla and Karen were tired of fetching thrown baby bottles so they put a stop to their sons' throwing with their invention, the NoThrow. They started up in 2001. Four years later their annual revenues were about $500,000. The Sloan brothers and NoThrow� sisters help you "throw" your product into your potential customers' hands...and keep it there.
  • Taking On a Business Partner: Karla Scanlan and Karen Kuhn
    Taking On a Business Partner: Karla Scanlan and Karen Kuhn (Key Move) Karla Scanlan and Karen Kuhn found taking on a business partner helped them take their business to the next level.
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    Cuff Luv: Wearing Entrepreneurship on Your Sleeve (Radio show) Jeff and Rich reflect on their sister's entrepreneurial endeavors and discuss the concept of turning an idea into a viable business concept. Tune into StartupNation Radio to hear Julie's in-the trenches entrepreneurial experiences, obstacles and achievements with Cuff Luv.
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    Become a Clever & Skilled Innovator (Radio show) We've invited Woodie Neiss, CFO and co-founder of a three-time INC500 company to share the skills he's acquired through his innovation process of FLAVORx, in addition to the newly released product - EQ, the Smart Energy Drink.
  • Success in the US Tour: INPEX 2005 (Invention & New Product Exposition)
    Success in the US Tour: INPEX 2005 (Invention & New Product Exposition) (Radio show) StartupNation Radio broadcasts from INPEX 2005 (Invention & New Product Exposition). The Sloan brothers interview two inventors (winners of the INPEX "In the Spotlight" promotion), who discuss the steps that turned their ideas into marketable inventions. Also on the panel is an intellectual property attorney, Blynn Shideler, who shares invaluable knowledge about protecting your idea.
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    Invention Marketing Brokers : Cautionary Tale (Article) Invention marketing brokers offer some valuable services, but it's important to know the difference between legit brokers and scammers. Here are some tips to tell them apart.
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    Key Advice for Licensing an Invention (Article) Small business licensing agreements can catapult you to success with your product or invention - here are the keys to landing that licensing deal.
  • Inventors Smarts
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