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Originally Posted by Dien Rice
Hi,
If you're doing your own deals, you can of course structure it however you like...
So, the answer is it's up to you how you want to structure it.
It will probably be a matter of deal making. You have to make deals with the subcontractor and the distributors.
It's a very broad question, and there are different ways to do it...
You might enjoy the details of how Bob Reiss created a trivia type of game around TV Guide, which might help answer your questions... He invented the game, had it produced, and marketed it - all with no up front cash.
You can read the details here...
http://bit.ly/2mQjyaK
(This will download a PDF file.)
Let me know what you think!
Best wishes,
Dien |
In addition to the Harvey Reese and Stephen Key suggestions we made over 5 years ago, I think today's must have book is:
https://www.amazon.com/Total-Invento...ing+inventions
I would today, suggest this as the beginner's guide to inventions.
Although, a serious idea/inventor I'm sure has a library full of these books.
Gordon