He Launched a Product While in the Military

Описание: In this episode of inventRightTV, Matt Butler shares his incredible journey from military service to becoming an entrepreneur. Matt discusses his first successful product, the Rollers outdoor game, and how he transitioned into launching his latest invention, the Tally Tumblr. He walks through the challenges of crowdfunding on Kickstarter, working with manufacturers, and the importance of product iteration. Matt also shares valuable insights on intellectual property protection, including patents and trademarks, and how he markets his products in a competitive industry. Tune in to hear Matt's inspiring story and tips for aspiring entrepreneurs!

Matt, thank you for your service.

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00:00 – Introduction & Introduction
01:22 – Matt's Background & First Product: Rollers Outdoor Game
06:06 – Introduction to Tally Tumblr
07:18 – Kickstarter Campaign for Tally Tumblr
08:28 – Challenges of Kickstarter & Raising Funds
09:39 – Working with Manufacturers & Mold Costs
12:33 – Creating CAD Drawings & Prototypes
14:15 – Order Volume & Storage Solutions
17:01 – Selling & Marketing the Tally Tumblr
18:10 – Lessons Learned from Product Iteration & Sales
20:18 – Advice for First-Time Entrepreneurs
22:04 – Intellectual Property Protection (Patents & Trademarks)
23:04 – Where to Buy the Tally Tumblr
23:33 – Conclusion & Final Thoughts
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