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: Create a one-page "advertisement" for your idea. It should concisely state the problem, your solution, the target market, and the legal status (e.g., patent pending).

Protecting an idea is difficult because you cannot legally own a "thought." You must protect the specific expression or invention.

: This is a cost-effective way to secure a "patent pending" status for 12 months, allowing you to pitch with "perceived ownership".

There are three main routes for monetizing a business concept: How to Sell an Idea to a Company Without Them Stealing It

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