Why Companies Should Have Strong and Defensible Patents with Roland Frasier of DigitalMarketer.com

Roland Frasier is a Principal in DigitalMarketer.com and the co-creator and CEO of War Room Mastermind where hundreds of smart entrepreneurs share their best ideas. These companies turn to Roland for advice on how to leverage, grow, and scale their businesses, as well as how to exit with big numbers.

Roland Frasier has grown 23 companies to between 7 and 9 figures in sales. He is the host of the Business Lunch Podcast where he has interviews and features people like Daymond John, Sara Blakely, and William Shatner.

In this episode…

If you are an inventor and in the process of getting a patent for your idea, one thing you need to ensure is that your underlying claim is strong enough to not only warrant the issuance of a patent, but that it also has enough foundation to defend your patent. This same rule of thumb applies with other intellectual property cases because it’s so much better to invest upfront on patenting your idea and making sure it gets validated and patented than for all of your hard work and resources to go down the drain.

Learn more about it in this episode of In Your Face podcast where Rich Goldstein talks to Roland Frasier about the reasons why companies should have strong and defensible patents, the repercussions of intellectual property (IP) infringement, why businesses should be able to pivot as the markets and economy change, and how inventors can continue getting a continuous stream of revenue from their existing patents and licenses. Stay tuned.