If it's a problem for you, chances are it's a problem for others too, and a good solution will sell like wildfire. Next time you find a solution for a small problem, remember Jeanette Benway's advice.
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Solve Small Problem Make Big Money

It's a chilly afternoon in the Northeast, and you're taking your three-year-old for a walk in thier stroller. The blanket keeps slipping off and getting tangled in the wheels of the stroller, or getting dirty from dragging on the ground.

You stitch the blanket into a pouch that wraps around the child and the stroller so the blanket doesn't fall off. Many of your friends have the same "blanket slipping off" problem, and when they learn about your invention, they request that you make a pouch blanket for them.

Jeanette Benway understands that solving a small problem for several thousand people can make you a lot of money. She named her blanket the Cozy Rosie® after her youngest daughter, and found a company in Vermont that would manufacture a small 1,000 blanket production order. Jeanette took the blankets to baby stores, sent blankets to mail order catalogs, and displayed them at trade shows.

She set up the www.cozyrosie.com Web site. It's a simple, clean, fast Website with many interesting extra features. The "In the News" section provides information about the heavy coverage of Cozy Rosie in magazines, books and on TV. The "For the Media" section provides information about Jeanette R. Benway and press releases. The "Blanket Hassles and Cold Feet" section describes the problems of people who don't have a Cozy Rosie blanket.

"If it's a problem for you, chances are it's a problem for others too, and a good solution will sell like wildfire", explains Jeanette. Next time you find a solution for a small problem, remember Jeanette Benway's advice. She sells the blankets for around $50.00 each and expects to make $40,000 this year.

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