T2 Design Links an Inventive Toy Line with One of the Fastest Growing Companies in the Nation

Just in time for the toy show, T2 Design of Santa Monica licenses an innovative toy to acclaimed toymaker Wild Creations of Myrtle Beach.

Santa Monica, CA, October 6, 2011 – T2 Design Corporation, an invention, design and prototyping company licenses Rick DeRennaux’s award winning, remote control toy line to the prominent toymaker Wild Creations.  Oklahoma educator, Rick DeRennaux, developed HT Racers, the unique, dynamic toy line with T2 Design of Santa Monica.  Both T2 Design and Rick DeRennaux were featured on ABC’s hit TV series, “American Inventor”, produced by Freemantle Entertainment. Read the rest of this entry »

Selling to the Home Shopping Networks

Home Shopping Networks, including QVC and Home Shopping Network, are often ideal spots for inventors starting to sell their product. Shopping networks like to sell products that aren’t available widely in stores, they take smaller quantities than major retailers, but still large enough quantities to justify investments in tooling and packaging, and selling on shopping networks is a much better option to build market momentum than trying to line up a large number of smaller retailers. The shopping networks create enough demand that some companies only sell to the shopping networks, and it is possible to be carried on the networks for years, but they won’t sell enough for you to become a substantial company. Your best choice of action is to sell through the shopping networks to build momentum, and then use the success in those markets to generate a wider distribution network. Read the rest of this entry »


Resources for the Housewares Industry Products

This article discusses resources for the housewares industry but later at the end also discusses how to find similar resources for your industry. So read on no matter what your product is. Read the rest of this entry »


Types of Distribution Networks Used By Inventors

Many inventors have great products that never quite make it to market because the inventor isn’t able to set up a distribution network. Distribution is a term that stands for the process by which a product moves from the producer to the final consumer. There are many types of distribution networks and virtually any of them can be used by inventors. Each of these distribution networks has advantages and disadvantages. This article describes each network, lists its advantages and disadvantages, and points out when it is an effective network for new product entrepreneur. In many cases inventors will choose to purse more than one distribution channel. Read the rest of this entry »


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Selling through Regional Trade Shows

Inventors often start sales at small shows, or exhibitions, often directly to consumers to both test market their product or to generate some income. Small consumer shows have their advantages, but inventors are often better off concentrating on regional trade shows, which are shows targeted at retailers or industrial customers. These shows have several advantages: Read the rest of this entry »


Licensing – Sales Reps Make a Great Partner

Two heads are better than one, so if you are trying to license your idea why not get a partner – and often the best partner is a sales rep that is already in the industry. He or she will know the market, many of the major players, and what kind of deal really makes sense. Read the rest of this entry »

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How to Find and Work with Marketing Contacts

Inventors will have a far easier time striking a deal with a larger marketer or distributor when they have a strong supporter inside the potential partner company. You want to find the supporter early before you make any formal sales calls. The contact can then help you fine tune your presentations to the company’s needs. They will also advocate for your project inside the company, urging management to move ahead with your offer. Typically you want to find either a regional manager or a marketing manager to help you. Read the rest of this entry »