Building Your Website
A good website is an incredibly important part of launching and growing a successful business. High-performing websites have several things in common, ranging from specific types of pages to the content they include.
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Direct Response TV Still a Spot to License
In this day of social media and selling on the internet, inventors should remember that infomercials—and short-form commercials produced by Direct Response TV or DRTV companies—still take submissions from inventors.
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Kids’ Fun on the Go
For those with young children, grandchildren—or even with relatives who are beginning the arduous path toward toilet-training a toddler—inventor Mindy Wright’s Potty Time ADVENTures is a unique and colorful option.
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Plush Purpose
If you can make a T-shirt from recycled plastic bottles, you certainly can make a stuffed animal.
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Goal: Bee-ing Safer
Bee stings account for more than 60 deaths ever year, per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. So beekeeper and inventor Roberto Pasi sought to make a home beekeeping system that would greatly reduce people’s fear of being stung.
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Be Enthralled When Nothing Happens
What is that? It’s nothing, really.
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Inventor Archives – May 14, 1853
Gail Borden invented his process for condensed milk, not long after witnessing children dying aboard a steamship because of a lack of fresh milk.
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Mix Emotions
Lou Ottens finalized his invention of the cassette tape in 1962. It is estimated that more than 100 billion cassettes have been sold since.
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