Newproducthelp.com Set to Represent New Automotive Accessory to Industry
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With its vast array of redeeming and beneficial qualities, the Universal All Around Protector should have no trouble finding success through outlets and catalogs selling automotive accessories.For more information on how you can get your idea to NewProductHelp.com, visit: www.newproducthelp.com Contact: 1-877-445-0494 About NewProductHelp.com: NewProductHelp.com is a Miami, Florida-based invention assistance firm that represents independent inventors who typically lack the resources and experience to pursue the commercialization of their product concepts on their own.### Miami, FL, September 10, 2009 --( PR.com )-- Ronnie T., a Texas resident and inventor, has contracted South Florida invention assistance leader NewProductHelp.com to represent his Universal All Around Protector concept to industry.Consequently, NewProductHelp.com will represent Ronnie T.s Universal All Around Protector for 2 years through a collection of dynamic promotional materials such as press releases, product brochures, digital renditions, a password-protected website, and other visual mediums such as a New Product DVD and potentially, an interactive virtual reality presentation.The Universal All Around Protector will also be represented at industry-leading trade shows throughout the 2 year period by the exclusive licensing agent for NewProductHelp.com inventors, Licensing Direct™.All necessary follow-up with leads garnered at these events, as well as negotiations with any manufacturers that express an advanced level of interest in the Universal All Around Protector, will also be managed by Licensing Direct™.For more information on how you can get your idea to NewProductHelp.com, visit: www.newproducthelp.comContact: 1-877-445-0494About NewProductHelp.com: NewProductHelp.com is a Miami, Florida-based invention assistance firm that represents independent inventors who typically lack the resources and experience to pursue the commercialization of their product concepts on their own.