What Happens Behind the Scenes After You Submit Your Idea

Описание: Licensing expert Stephen Key describes what to do after you send in your product submission to a company looking for ideas. Yes, its the dreaded black hole. Did they receive it? Did you fill out all of the requested information correctly? It's frustrating. You need to keep following up! Stephen explains what to do and what not to do after you submit a new product idea. First, be patient. It takes time to bring everyone who needs to evaluate your submission together. He also discusses effective marketing copy, sell sheet design, and more.

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