i've perfected an invention that allows making of al dente pasta, with
VERY reduced energy consumption in the cooking. Patent is pending.

Now as we know, there is only one business which breaks more hearts
(and more wallets) than the restaurant business - that is the
inventing business. So I must plan very, very, very carefully in
putting my invention forward to market.

The item (in its current original form) is actually only truly suited
to places that do small volumes of pasta.

How do identify and locate these restaurants to target them for
advertising, free sampling, etc?

This item might also be well received by consumers, but that seems
like too gigantic a problem to start with.

In article .com>,
wrote:

> i've perfected an invention that allows making of al dente pasta, with
> VERY reduced energy consumption in the cooking. Patent is pending.
>
> Now as we know, there is only one business which breaks more hearts
> (and more wallets) than the restaurant business - that is the
> inventing business. So I must plan very, very, very carefully in
> putting my invention forward to market.
>
> The item (in its current original form) is actually only truly suited
> to places that do small volumes of pasta.
>
> How do identify and locate these restaurants to target them for
> advertising, free sampling, etc?

Start with your local chamber of commerce and look around for any
colleges in your area that has an entrepreneurial institute.

On Sun, 11 Mar 2007 09:05:42 -0400, Shawn Hirn > wrote:

>In article .com>,
> wrote:
>
>> i've perfected an invention that allows making of al dente pasta, with
>> VERY reduced energy consumption in the cooking. Patent is pending.

Has the patent application been published yet? Can you provide the publication
number or the application serial number?

Thanks
-- Larry