To start a baby feeding bottle empire, there are many steps a person must take. First, you need to create a bottle design that is innovative and one-of-a-kind. There cannot be anything like it on the market. You need to take into consideration how much this bottle will cost to manufacture, how easy it is to use, consumer appeal, and how much it will cost on the shelves. After this step, you need to obtain a patent for your bottle. For detailed instructions on this step, contact your local patent office, or find step-by-step guides online.
Once a patent is obtained, you need to find a manufacturer to produce the bottles. You should create a prototype of your bottle to show to possible companies. Unless you come into the industry with a lot of money, you may want to sell the rights to your bottle to a bigger company, or part of the rights so they company supports you financially. If money is not an object for you, you will make the most profit operating independently.
After you find a manufacturer, it is important to find a store (or multiple stores) to carry your product. If you are working as part of a larger, more well-known company, they will take care of this for you. If not, you will have to do this yourself. Another important component is advertising. Contact local TV stations near the store that sells your baby feeding bottle design. Again, if you are operating under a larger company, this will already be taken care of.

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