Entrepreneur Magazine by Don Debelak (1997, Hardcover, Illustrated)

Don't risk a small fortune trying to make a big one. Let acclaimed consultant Don Debelak show you how to get your exciting new product off the drawing board and into the marketplace—without losing your shirt! In this book, you'll learn what every inventor and entrepreneur needs to know about manufacturing techniques, product design, distribution channels, patents, licensing, and cash flow. You'll also discover how to handle some very tricky issues that are crucial to your success, including

• Knowing when your product is market ready
• Creating a step-by-step product-to-market strategy
• Adjusting your strategy to changing market conditions
• Finding financial help from investors, manufacturers, and distributors
• Having manufacturers pay development costs prior to licensing

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• The Entrepreneur Magazine Small Business Advisor
• The Entrepreneur Magazine Small Business Answer Book
• Guide to Integrated Marketing
• Human Resources for Small Businesses
• Making Money with Your Personal Computer
• Small Business Legal Guide
• Starting a Home-Based Business
• Starting an Import/Export Business
• Successful Advertising for Small Businesses

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In this book, you'll learn what every inventor and entrepreneur needs to know about manufacturing techniques, product design, distribution channels, patents, licensing, and cash flow. You'll also discover how to handle some very tricky issues that are crucial to your success, including knowing when your product is market ready, creating a step-by-step product-to-market strategy, adjusting your strategy to changing market conditions, finding financial help from investors, manufacturers, and distributors, and having manufacturers pay development costs prior to licensing.