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Every couple of weeks we email a free tip, technique, or strategy about developing and marketing new product ideas and inventions. And managing yourself through the process.

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TV Company Searching For Women To Rebuild The Titanic
11 Feb 2010

Twenty Twenty Television are searching for an ingenious woman to join the team on a new series - We Built The Titanic - in production for Channel 4 (UK) and National Geographic (USA). The 5-episode series will explore the challenges of rebuilding parts of the Titanic using only the resources available to Edwardians at the time. Apply now for filming from April onwards . . . keep reading

How An Online Material & Technology Marketplace Can Help You (Part 1 of 2)
Screencast tip by Cally Robson

Need inspiration for a new product? Can't find the material you need to design your product features? Got a material or techology you've invented yourself? This screencast walks you 3 ways the Inventables website can help you as a solo inventor or designer . . . keep reading

Can Setting Up A Social Networking Site Help Your Product Launch?
Mel McGee interviewed by Cally Robson

Granted, for anyone already in business Social Media is clearly the most significant marketing tool since the invention of the discount coupon. But how relevant is social networking to someone developing a new product or service? I put some questions to social networking expert, Mel McGee . . . keep reading

Pitch Your New Product To High Street Retailers
28 December 2009

Got a killer product for the high street? This new BBC TV series, to be made under the watchful eye of retail expert Theo Paphitis of Dragon's Den, could help you make the right connections and do the deal with a major UK retailer . . . keep reading

Costly Website Mistakes You Can Easily Avoid
Cally Robson

Thinking about getting a website to promote your new product or service? It's easy to follow the crowd and make some mistakes that would cost you dear. Here are the commonest mistakes and how to avoid them... . . . keep reading

Have You Got The Makings Of An Entrepreneur?
Cally Robson 12 Nov 2009
Every innovative person has an entrepreneur hidden somewhere inside them. In celebration of Global Entrepreneurship Week, here's my checklist of the entrepreneurial traits needed to unleash the business success in a great idea . . . keep reading

EUWIIN Award Winners 2009

The 2009 awards and showcase of the European Women Inventors and Innovators Network celebrated women's ingenuity with entries from across Europe. The event was hosted in Helsinki in October, and fittingly the coveted prize of European Inventor of the Year was awarded to Eija Pessinen, a midwife from Finland. Read about her and the other award winners . . . keep reading

Wallace & Grommit Need YOU!
October 09

Aardman, the Bristol-based production company responsible for those lovable and inventive characters, Wallace & Grommit, are stepping up the hunt for more crackingly ingenious ideas to feature in a new BBC One prime time television series . . . keep reading

Working Mums - What To Do With Your New Idea?
Cally Robson 17 October 09

As a busy working mother myself, when website WorkingMums.com contacted be for some starter tips on what women should do with their innovative ideas for a product or business, I was more than happy to oblige . . . keep reading

10 Things You DON'T Have To Do With Your New Idea
Cally Robson 16 Sept 09
Too much to do? Here's my list of things you can cross off YOUR list, when you're in the early development stages with your idea for a new product, invention or innovative technology. . . . keep reading

What Does It Take To Get Investment?
Cally Robson 3 Sept 09
Rather than credit crunch gloom this summer, I've heard of more investment funds and initiatives springing up in search of the RIGHT innovative products and technologies to put money into. So what does it take to have the "right" kind of idea for investment? . . . keep reading

8 Good Reasons To Go For An Award This Autumn
Cally Robson 4 August 09
Summer marks a pause in the calendar for many shows and events. For designers and inventors, it's a good chance to review upcoming awards and showcases that could bring great PR and other benefits for your product or invention. . . . keep reading

10 Ways To Have More Self-Confidence
Do you suffer from lack of confidence? When uncertainty about oneself reigns, it's easy to feel downtrodden and hopeless. But turning the situation around is often just a case of developing . . . keep reading

Useful Things To Know Before You Start Developing A New Product Idea
Cally Robson
Here's a quick round-up of 20 things I wish I'd known when I started to develop my own modular crockery set in 2002… . . . keep reading

Green Ideas Competitions
Cally Robson 16 June 2009
All things eco make for good publicity, so little wonder there's an ever increasing number of green awards and competitions popping up. Here are three of the latest, with the low-down on the deal . . . keep reading

Using eBay Pulse To Research Product Ideas
2 June 09 (Free Tip)
You might have good reason to be wary of selling your new products on eBay. But their Pulse research tool is still great for investigation hot products selling on the Internet. . . . keep reading

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