Invent America Podcasts with America's Inventor Lady, Rita Crompton, and the Cajun Contractor, Michael King, Founder of HomeTalkUSA

In this episode of Invent America, we dive deep into the real-world process of bringing a product to life. From Windsley Richard’s life-saving "SkyBridge" emergency exit system—inspired by airplane safety—to Wendi Short’s "Float No More," which solved a decade-long problem with hot tub relaxation, we explore the grit required to move from concept to commercialization.We also sit down with industry expert Ian Osborne to discuss a critical turning point for every solo inventor: The Prototype. Do you go full-scale or start small? Ian breaks down the logic behind the proof-of-concept and why a 15x15 model can sometimes be more powerful than a multi-story demo.Whether you're struggling with USPTO patent hurdles or looking for a licensing partner, this segment is a masterclass in staying the course.Key Takeaways for Solo Inventors:How to identify a "Surprise Market."The transition from "Concept" to "Commercialization."Why the Inventor’s Roundtable is your secret weapon.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Stop trying to manufacture your own invention!!Inventors: Are you a "one-pony show" or a prolific creator?Master inventor James Creation has 5 products on the market and 10 more awaiting their turn in the wings.His secret? Licensing.• He avoids the "heavy lift" of manufacturing and marketing by partnering with industry leaders.• His #1 Advice: Don’t fall in love with a bad patent. He once abandoned a project after 3 rejections because the "risk vs. reward" didn't add up.• Success isn't just about the idea; it's about the discipline to move on to the next one.Inventors: Are you a "one-pony show" or a prolific creator? 💡Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

From Cradles to Cattle: How Two Inventors Scaled Unlikely Products.In this episode of Invent America TV, we sit down with Russell Kramer and Nick Norman to discuss the reality of the "Inventor’s Pivot."Russell shares how his TrueView blind spot mirror evolved from a 4-inch design for trucks to a high-demand 3-inch model for sedans like the Prius. Meanwhile, Nick Norman explains how his Polar Protector, originally a cold-plunge accessory for "crazy people sitting in ice," became a must-have tool for farmers and ranchers to prevent water evaporation and algae growth.Key Takeaways for Solo Inventors:Why the "3PL" (Third Party Logistics) model might be your best friend when scaling.How the R&D Tax Credit can save you thousands (it’s a credit, not just a deduction!).The importance of checking fear at the door and focusing on execution.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Summary: This episode, hosted by Rita Crompton (America’s Inventor Lady), features a deep dive into the iterative process of inventing. It showcases solo independent inventors Duane Genzlinger (The Snapper/Slider) and Eric Barnhart(Bumpin’ Belt), alongside industry expert Noah McNeely from Product QuickStart.Think your first prototype is the finished product? Think again. In this episode of Invent America TV, Rita Crompton (America’s Inventor Lady) sits down with inventors who learned the hard way that 'once is never enough.' We're breaking down the shift from 'proof of concept' to the 'second generation' prototype.Watch as Duane Genzlinger explains the evolution of The Snapper and The Slider—construction tools born from real-world grit. Then, Eric Barnhart reveals how his wearable golf speaker, the Bumpin’ Belt, went through a total redesign to meet consumer demands. Finally, industry veteran Noah McNeely shares his 'reductive innovation' strategy—showing you how to cut costs without killing your invention's soul. If you're a solo inventor stuck in the 'it’s not perfect yet' loop, this is your blueprint for the next level."Subscribe for weekly 'mind to market' blueprints.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

As a solo independent inventor, the journey from a brilliant idea to a shelf-ready product can feel like navigating a minefield—especially when you are doing it without a corporate safety net. The biggest trap? The "black pit" of predatory marketing and social media campaigns that drain your budget before you ever make a sale.In Episode 42 of Invent America, host Rita Crompton (America’s Inventor Lady) cuts through the noise to bring you the candid truth about launching your product. We sit down with industry experts and real-life solo inventors who have successfully navigated the trenches of prototyping, manufacturing, and getting their products into the hands of real consumers.What You’ll Hear in This Episode:The Social Media Trap: Mike Ryan from Pronto Launch breaks down why paying per-click for social media marketing is a dangerous game for solo inventors. Discover how to find true business partners who help with fulfillment, warehousing, and growth—without just taking your money for empty impressions.Solving the Hot Tub Float: Solo inventor Wendy Short shares the story behind Float No More, an ingenious weighted belt system designed to keep you seated and relaxed against the jets of a hot tub. Wendy discusses the struggles of "indefinitely floating" and her journey from identifying a simple, universal problem to manufacturing a solution.Water Conservation Innovation: Inventor Alex Shane introduces Faucet Pal, a brilliant retrofit device that turns a standard faucet into a water-saving sprayer. Alex shares his experience with QVC, the importance of redesigning for manufacturing, and his current search for the perfect licensing partnership.The Power of Face-to-Face: Why virtual marketing can never replace the value of getting your product in front of real buyers at trade shows and industry events.Resources & Links Mentioned:Float No More: floatnomore.comPronto Launch: Partnering with inventors for warehousing, shipping, and sustainable growth.Join the Conversation: Connect with fellow solo inventors for free at the virtual Inventors Roundtable: inventorsroundtable.orgTrue View: The only real-time 3D blind spot viewing system for vehicles. Get yours at cargocatch.comSponsors: A special thank you to our sponsors for making this show possible and supporting the independent inventor community: America's Inventor Lady, HomeTalk USA, RPB Law Offices, and Search Quest Patent Search.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

On this episode Rita and Michael King speak with 40+ Year finance expert, Ray Burrasca, about the difference between funding your invention when your a solo independent inventor versus when you're a startup. Listen and have your eyes be opened to the dangers and perils of chasing outside money while your invention / business withers on the vine.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Welcome to Invent America Podcasts! Join the Cajun Contractor Michael King and America's Inventor Lady, Rita Crompton, as they gear up for the massive ASD Market Week in Las Vegas.In this episode, we dive into the journey from "mind to market." We explore why trade shows like ASD are critical for getting consumer feedback and why your first prototype should be ugly.Featured in this episode:ASD Market Week Preview: Why this show is the "Super Bowl" for consumer products and how it helps inventors skip the Kickstarter struggle.Bob Mussey & Triple Threat Cornhole: A unique twist on the classic backyard game featuring three targets and new rules like Cornhole Baseball and Darts.Tony & The Nose T: A revolutionary device that stops 90% of nosebleeds in seconds by applying pressure to the "Little's Area".Noah McNeely (Product QuickStart): Our industry expert breaks down the "proof of concept" phase and why you can't just 3D print a render and call it a final product.Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro & ASD Market Week Strategy 9:20 - Bob Mussey: Reinventing Cornhole 15:45 - Tony: How to Stop a Nosebleed Instantly 22:10 - Noah McNeely: From "Ugly" Prototype to Manufacturing#InventAmerica #Invention #Cornhole #Prototypes #ASDMarketWeek #ProductDesign #EntrepreneursHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Is social media marketing a dead end for inventors? In this episode of Invent America, we argue that you can accomplish more in three days at a trade show than in six months online. Join host Michael King and "Americs's nventor Lady" Rita Crompton (broadcasting from the beach in Hawaii!) as they discuss the upcoming ASD Market Week. We are joined by product placement expert Kevin Cody and ASD’s VP of Buyer Relations, Stephanie Behring-Hale, to break down why "keyboard magic" can’t replace a handshake. In this episode, we cover: -- The ROI of Face-to-Face: Why buyers need to see, touch, and demo your invention to truly understand it. -- The "Watch" Rule: How to know instantly if your sales pitch is failing. -- The Hub: The new networking and education center at ASD Market Week covering everything from AI to purchasing. -- Real Success Stories: From a fire escape modeled after airplane chutes to a new device teaching infants how to suck. Don't rely on algorithms to sell your product. Get back to the basics of relationships and trust. #Inventing #ASDMarketWeek #ProductLaunch #RetailStrategy #InventorLadyHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Welcome to Invent America Podcasts! Hosts Mike King and Rita Crompton (America's Inventor Lady) dive deep into the "Golden Rule" of inventing: If you have one product, license it!. In this episode, we explore the critical difference between being a manufacturer and a licensor, and why "leverage" is the most important word in the industry. plus, we showcase two new innovations hitting the market: a hands-free audio belt for golfers and a travel hanger that eliminates wrinkles. Featured in this Episode: -- The Golden Rule: Why single-product inventors should focus on licensing rather than manufacturing. -- Product Spotlight - Bumpin' Belts: Eric Barnhart shows off his new wearable speaker belt designed for the golf course and outdoor lifestyle. -- Product Spotlight - Easy Pack Hangers: Ron Johansen demonstrates how to go from "hanging to packed" in under a minute with his specialized travel hanger. -- Industry Expert - Mike Ryan: The co-founder of Pronto Launch discusses why trade shows are the ultimate leverage for inventors. #InventAmerica #Invention #Licensing #ProductDesign #BusinessTips #RitaCromptonHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Are big corporations crushing the "little guy" in the garage? In this episode of Invent America Podcasts, host Rita interviews Randy Landreneau, President of US Inventor, to expose the shocking reality facing American innovators today. Since the America Invents Act of 2011, independent inventors have faced an uphill battle against the "Patent Trial and Appeal Board" (PTAB)—an administrative court where over 80% of challenged patents are invalidated. Randy breaks down the history of US patent rights (dating back to George Washington!), the "killing fields" for patents, and the current political fight in Washington DC to save American innovation. In this episode, we cover: -- The "Death Squad" for patents: Why 80% of patents are invalidated by the PTAB. -- The dark side of the America Invents Act. -- How Big Tech uses "efficient infringement" to steal ideas. -- The legislative solutions: The Balancing Incentives Act vs. The PREVAIL Act. -- Why the patent system matters for your safety (The Texas pipeline example). Join the fight for inventor rights! Learn more at USInventor.org #InventAmerica #PatentRights #USInventor #Innovation #SmallBusiness #IntellectualProperty #USPTOHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this episode of Invent America Podcasts, hosts Michael King and America's Inventor Lady" Rita Crompton dive deep into the reality of taking a product from a sketch to the store shelf. We explore why hitting the road for professional trade shows like ASD Market Week can be more valuable than thousands of dollars in online market research. In this episode, you will learn: --The "Show Off" Strategy: Why you only have 5 seconds to grab a buyer's attention and how to master the "elevator pitch". -- Real Inventor Stories: Meet Terry LaFranchi, who turned a football viewing moment into a unique cap design, and Sam Spironi, a project engineer who invented "Slice Away" after a frustrating dorm room pizza experience. -- Branding Mastery: Industry expert Carol Sprunk explains why storytelling is the difference between a product that sits on a shelf and one that sells. Featured Guests: -- Terry LaFranchi (Inventor, Football Cap) -- Sam Spironi (Founder, Slice Away) -- Carol Sprunk (Branding & Industry Expert) Key Takeaway: "Don't spend a dime before it's time." Learn when to step up to the plate and invest in your big idea. #Inventing #ProductLaunch #ASDMarketWeek #Entrepreneurship #InventAmericaHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Are you an inventor struggling to get your product on store shelves at Home Depot, Lowes, or Walmart? The rules of the game change the moment you cross the border.In this episode of Invent America TV, we break down the critical differences between the U.S. and Canadian markets with industry expert Michael Miller. With over 20 years of experience launching products like the "Disposal Genie," Michael reveals why the scale of the American market often bankrupts unprepared inventors—and why licensing might be your safest bet.We also feature two inventors currently navigating these challenges:Tanya (Sure Grip Kitchen Towels): A manufacturer selling direct-to-consumer who is facing the realities of tariffs and logistics.Michael Parish: An inventor with a patented interchangeable hat logo system who is looking to license his technology to major apparel brands.In This Episode:The "Scale" Problem: Why Canadian inventors often fail to grasp the volume requirements of U.S. big-box retailers.Licensing vs. Manufacturing: Why handing off the heavy lifting to a licensee can save you from legal and packaging nightmares.The "Consignment" Trap: Understanding how Walmart actually buys (or doesn't buy) inventory.Real Inventor Stories: From kitchen gadgets to sports apparel, see how new products are finding their footing.Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro: Welcome to Invent America 1:57 - Meet Industry Expert Michael Miller 4:06 - "Crossing the Line": The challenges of US/Canada trade 6:59 - How Licensing Agreements Work (Who controls the price?) 11:00 - Inventor Spotlight: Tanya & The Sure Grip Kitchen Towel 19:53 - Inventor Spotlight: Michael Parish & The Interchangeable Hat Logo 28:03 - The Dangers of "Going it Alone" in International Markets 32:33 - Michael Miller’s Advice: Which market should you target first?About the Show: Invent America is your go-to resource for home-based product innovation. Hosted by Rita, we connect independent inventors with the experts, lawyers, and prototypers who can take you from mind to market.Featured in this Video:Sure Grip Kitchen Towels: https://suregripkitchentowels.com/RPB Law Offices: https://rpblawoffices.comSearchQuest Patent Search: https://searchquestpatents.comDisclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of any entities they represent.#Inventing #ProductLicensing #SmallBusiness #RetailStrategy #InventAmerica #Manufacturing #EntrepreneurshipHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Is it time to stop climbing ladders and shoveling snow? On this episode of Invent America TV, the Cajun Contractor Michael King and America's Inventor Lady, Rita Crompton, explore innovations designed to keep you safe and off the roof! We sit down with Mike Wood ("Woody") to discuss the Gutter Guard Sweep—a tool designed to solve the problem of debris sitting on top of gutter guards, saving homeowners from dangerous falls. Later, we meet 83-year-old inventor Jean Scarberry, creator of the Snow Angel Shield. Discover how he turned a leaf blower experiment into an automated "windshield wiper for your driveway" that keeps asphalt pristine without lifting a shovel. Plus, industry expert Kevin Cody joins us to discuss how AI and 3D printing are drastically speeding up the "Mind to Market" process for modern inventors.#InventAmerica #HomeImprovement #Invention #SafetyHacks #SnowRemoval #GutterCleaning #MichaelKing #RitaCromptonHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Is your invention stuck in the "not perfect yet" phase? In this episode of Invent America TV, Rita Crompton (The Inventor Lady) and Michael King (The Cajun Contractor) reveal why waiting for perfection is killing your product launch.Join us as we interview two incredible inventors who stopped tinkering and started selling:Jeff Jackson (True Up): A mechanical engineer who solved the age-old problem of hanging pictures straight—by abandoning the frame and reinventing the hanger.Holly Rembelski: A hairstylist and single mom of four who invented an electric plier to save her hands (and career) while doing hair extensions.Plus, industry expert Noah McNeely breaks down the "Path to Launch" versus the "Path to Perfection" and explains why no product is ever truly perfect for everyone.In This Episode:0:00 - Intro & The "Path to Perfect" Myth11:37 - Jeff Jackson & The True Up Hanging System20:34 - Holly Rembelski & The Electric Hair Extension Plier29:34 - Noah McNeely: Why "Perfect" is the Enemy of "Done"Next Steps: Thinking about inventing? Don't let perfectionism stop you. Join the Inventor's Round Table for free advice from fellow inventors!#InventAmerica #Invention #ProductDesign #Startups #Entrepreneurship #Patents #TrueUp #Innovation #SmallBusinessHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

From "Inventor Mode" to "Market Mode": Real Stories of American Innovation. "If you build it, they will come" is a myth. Discover the brutal truth about shifting from inventor to marketer in this episode of Invent America. Join hosts Michael King and Rita Crompton (America's Inventor Lady) as they peel back the curtain on the independent inventor's journey. It’s not just about having a great idea; it’s about navigating the treacherous waters of patents, big-box retail compliance, and finding the right distribution partners. In this episode, we feature two inventors who refused to let their prototypes gather dust: Russell Kramer, creator of the TruView blind spot mirror, and Dave Fiegel, the mind behind Seal-It paint can solutions. Key Discussion Points: -- The Marketing Pivot: Russell Kramer shares a hard lesson: you have to take off your "inventor shoes" and put on your "marketing shoes." Learn why established companies often reject superior technology simply because they are vested in selling their old inventory. -- The Retail Gauntlet: Dave Fiegel exposes the reality of dealing with major retailers like Home Depot and Ace Hardware. He explains why these giants act more like "consignment shops" and how a single barcode error can cost you a paycheck. -- The "Gross Sales" Conflict: A fascinating look at why some industries resist efficiency products (like paint savers) because they actually reduce the volume of product consumers need to buy. -- Innovation in Action: We showcase TruView, a distortion-free mirror that eliminates the "knee-jerk" reaction in traffic, and Seal-It, a vacuum-seal ring that saves homeowners from wasted paint and rusted cans. Whether you have a sketch on a napkin or a prototype in the garage, this conversation proves that persistence—and finding the right partners—is the difference between a hobby and a business. #InventAmerica #ProductDevelopment #Entrepreneurship #MadeInUSA #innovationHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🚀 From Garage to Market: How Inventors Can Avoid Costly Mistakes Stop wasting money on bad patents and premature business plans! Learn the critical steps to take your invention from idea to shelf without going broke. On this episode of Invent America, hosts Michael King (The Cajun Contractor) and Rita Crompton (America's Inventor Lady) break down the reality of product innovation. This isn't about theory—it’s about the hard lessons learned by real inventors who have navigated the journey from the garage to the marketplace. We are joined by three innovators—George Butler (Easy Flag), Dan Schlossberg (The Patio Poncho), and Ian Osborne (Night Golf Systems)—to discuss the "What was I thinking?" moments that defined their careers. From retired rocket scientists to first-time entrepreneurs, our guests reveal how they solved everyday problems and the hurdles they cleared to get there. 💡 Key Discussion Points: • The "Perfection" Trap: Why waiting for a "perfect" prototype often leads to missed filing dates and lost money. Learn why simplicity and ease of use always beat over-engineering. • Real Feedback vs. Market Research: Why spending thousands on consumer market research is often a mistake compared to the direct, professional feedback you get at industry trade shows. • The Power of Due Diligence: Ian Osborne explains how a $500 professional patent search helped him find 50 "workarounds" to a competitor's patent, allowing him to secure broader IP protection and dominate his niche. • Manufacturer Resistance: George Butler shares a tough lesson on why manufacturers sometimes reject safety innovations if it disrupts their volume sales—and how to pivot your licensing strategy when they do. • Legal Landmines: How to avoid generalist attorneys who overcharge for narrow patents, and why you should never write a business plan before you have a product worth protecting. Whether you have a sketch on a napkin or a prototype in the garage, this conversation provides the blueprint you need to protect your idea and your wallet. #Inventing #ProductDesign #Entrepreneurship #IntellectualProperty #StartupsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Session 1: Rita and Michael will talk about It Costs Money to Make Money! Session 2: Inventor: Steve McCoyEmail: [email protected] of Product: Window Storm Panel Bio: While I was renovating a house, I had just finished installing brand new windows.I arrived on site the next day to start siding the house and found that someone had tossed a block of concrete through one of the new windows!I was concerned that if I just replaced the window that the vandals would return and continue the destruction.I devised a simple plywood panel to cover the window exterior and attached pieces of steel strapping on the sides to lock it into the screen channel. Questions:1. Steve, tell our listeners about the problem you solved?2. It is a crazy circle an inventor faces. Spending money to get to the next steps to spend morning money to get to the next step. How are you managing the crazy steps?3. What’s the goal? Session 3 Inventor: Heather Schwarz Phone: 305-340-1174Email: [email protected] of Product: Swing ScribeWebsite: www.SwingScribe.com Bio: Golf is my passion. Growing up, I started playing the game with my grandfather and it quickly became a big part of my life. Over the years, I’ve taken lessons, but there wasn't a good way to keep track of all the information I was learning. There's lot of tech options but there's nothing for quick note taking, which is how I learn. The only option on the market is your standard yardage book, but there's only a few pages available for swing notes. That's how Swing Scribe was born. Swing Scribe is the only golf teaching pocket notebook on the market that helps you keep track of your progress as you learn and grow as a player.Questions:1. Heather, Tell our listeners about Swing Scribe?2 How have you had to manage your costs in order to sell?3. What’s next? How does Swing Scribe reach its peak? Session 4: Industry Expert: Michael MillerPhone: 817-988-3646Email: [email protected] 1. Managing the dollars is critical for a new product. What’s the most common mistake an Inventor can make?2. What can an inventor do to maximize “Using dollars to make dollars?”Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Session 1: Rita and Michael will talk about The secret to managing time is Persistence! Session 2: Inventor: Carroll Stewart Phone: 252-903-1075 Email: [email protected] Name of Product: HVAC Hero Questions: 1. Carroll, tell our listeners about the problem you solved? 2. You have been working on this for a while. Time has been fighting you for years. What’s the story? 3. How are you proceeding with next steps? Session 3: Inventor: Deb Wiedenhoeft Phone: 720 217 4344 Email: [email protected] Name of Product: Pet Levator Website: https://shouldercatsrus.com/ Bio: This Pet-Levator brand Pet Perch will allow your pet the comfort of being on your shoulders while your hands remain free! This patented design allows for stability and comfort of the shoulder pet, while your hands remain free for all the daily tasks that await! You remain functional with a pet on your shoulders! Questions: 1. Deb, Tell our listeners about Pet Levator? 2. How long have you been working on your product and how has time hurt or helped? 3. If available, where can someone get your product? 4. What's the ultimate goal? Where do you go from here? Session 4: Industry Expert: Don Skaggs Phone: 859-361-5969 Bio: Don Skaggs is an inventor, entrepreneur, speaker, author, and consultant to a wide range of businesses. His experience includes bootstrapping startup companies from initial idea to successful exit, developing products, creating & implementing new marketing strategies, helping small companies move forward, and successfully launching new products. Questions: 1. Don, what’s the craziest story you can share about Inventor Time? 2. Do you have any advice for inventors about how to manage the issue of TIME!Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Session 1:Rita and Michael will talk about Every Inventor Needing a Little Help! Session 2: Please login early so that we know you are ready Session 2 will start about 2:00 EDT or 11:00 PDTInventor: Pavel PimentelPhone: 201-681-5114Email: [email protected] of Product: Soap BossWebsite: www.soapboss.net Bio: At Soap Boss, we believe in making the most out of every bar of soap. Our innovative Bar2liquid soap dispenser is designed for those who prefer bar soap but want a smarter way to use every last bit. No more throwing away small, unusable soap scraps! With our dispenser, you can add water and your leftover soap pieces, and the built-in agitator will transform them into a smooth, usable liquid. This helps reduce waste, save money, and create a sustainable, eco-friendly solution for your home or business. Our mission is to help individuals and businesses maximize their soap usage while promoting a cleaner, more sustainable future. Whether for personal use or commercial spaces, Soap Boss is here to make bar soap even better! Questions:1. Pavel, tell our listeners about the problem you solved?2. What help do you need?3. How are you proceeding with next steps? Session 3Inventor: Mark ChantalProduct name: Pickup Tee, LLCPhone: 603-369-1099Email: [email protected]: www.PickUpTee.com Questions:1. Mark, Tell our listeners about Pickup Tee?2. During this process, when did you need to find help?3. If available, where can someone get your product?4. What's the ultimate goal? Where do you go from here?Session 4: Kevin CodyFounder and CEO: FLI ProductsPhone: 630 240 0819Email: [email protected] Bio: As the founder of First Light, Inc. and FLI Products, I’ve spent over 20 years bringing Made-in-USA products to life—from concept to national retail placement. Our product line, including Blade Guard®, Flex Strainer™, Tomato Crater™, Cordsafe®, and more, has appeared on shelves at Walmart, Menards, and Scheels, helping homeowners and outdoor enthusiasts solve everyday challenges. My passion is guiding inventors, manufacturers, and retail buyers to create win-win opportunities, whether through product launches, consulting, or strategic partnerships. Questions:1. You have worked with inventors for a while. Why is marketing the toughest?2. Do you have any insight or suggestions?Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.