Many people have ideas they think are valuable. But developing an idea is a very daunting proposition. For someone unfamiliar with all the steps from concept to contract, it can be a long and painful journey. If you aren't yet ready to take on what will become a massive task including protecting your idea, presenting it, writing a contract, and getting a deal that is fair for both you and your customer it might be wise to take a step back and evaluate your chance of success.

Is Your Idea Worth Developing? will help you do just that. Why should you learn the hard way by falling on your nose, bumping into walls and making all the mistakes that any beginner would make? Why not learn from someone who has been successfully selling ideas for years? I've spent 40 years selling products, developing products, and introducing a host of well known products to the market. If you ever used Clorox 2, Formula 409, Kingsford charcoal, or purchased a McDonald’s Big Mac you're familiar with my work. Along the way I've developed and sold 8 US patents - some of which are still being used. I have published a number of books on idea development and sales. They are available right here at Amazon and have received some kind works. Check them out under my name. 

If after checking me out you think it might be worth your time to look a little further, why not read a sample of Is Your Idea Worth Developing?

Please note: Is Your Idea Worth Developing? is taken from a much larger work, How to Sell Your Idea. How to Sell Your Idea deals with all the steps you have to take to sell your idea from concept to contract. If you want a more comprehensive look at all those steps then you would be better off purchasing How to Sell Your Idea. But if you simply want to learn how to evaluate your idea before taking on all the rest of the steps, Is Your Idea Worth Developing? may be exactly what you want.