Inventor's Edge Podcast
Inventor's Edge Podcast
Podcast Description
Whether you’re sketching your first idea or refining a finished product, you’re in the right place! Our mission is to equip you with the tools, expertise, and clarity you need to succeed as an inventor, while helping you conquer fears and limiting beliefs that may be holding you back. Join us as we bring in industry pros, share expert advice, and dive deep into the world of innovation.
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Content Themes
The show covers a variety of themes centered around innovation and entrepreneurship, exploring topics such as product development strategies, overcoming personal fears, the significance of company culture, and the role of creativity in problem-solving. Examples of episodes include discussions on eco-friendly pest control solutions, the journey of a mechanical engineer, and the importance of adaptability within entrepreneurship.
Whether you’re sketching your first idea or refining a finished product, you’re in the right place! Our mission is to equip you with the tools, expertise, and clarity you need to succeed as an inventor, while helping you conquer fears and limiting beliefs that may be holding you back. Join us as we bring in industry pros, share expert advice, and dive deep into the world of innovation.
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Summary:
In this episode, Scott Putnam interviews Edward Ayres, Co-founder of Inventor Process, about the Inspired Home Show and its significance for independent inventors. They discuss the unique opportunities available in the Inventor’s Corner, the importance of preparation, and the potential for networking and securing deals with retail buyers. Edward shares success stories from past exhibitors and emphasizes the value of attending the show for inventors looking to launch their products in the home and housewares industry.
Key Takeaways:
- The Inspired Home Show is North America’s premier event for home and housewares.
- Independent inventors can showcase their products in the Inventor’s Corner.
- Retail buyers are actively looking for new products at the show. Preparation is key for inventors to succeed at the show.
- The show provides a unique opportunity for face-to-face interactions with decision-makers.
- Inventors can expect to gain valuable feedback and networking opportunities.
- The cost of exhibiting is significantly lower than traditional trade show expenses.
- Success stories from past exhibitors highlight the potential for growth.
- The show is ideal for inventors with products ready for retail. Investing in the show can lead to significant returns for inventors.
Learn about our guest, Edward Ayres: President & Co-Founder, Inventor Process, Inc. Host – The Inventors Corner at The Inspired Home Show® 2026. In 2026, Ayres serves as Host of The Inventors Corner at The Inspired Home Show®, North America’s largest home and housewares industry event. Under his leadership, the Inventors Corner has become a focused, results-driven platform where innovators connect directly with brands, retailers, and media outlets seeking new products.
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At Inventor’s Edge, we offer:
- Inventor Help Product Development Courses
- 1-1 Expert Coaching Group Coaching
- Membership
- Insightful Blogs Podcast Featuring Industry Experts And More!
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