dLook.com.au is proud to introduce a specific category on Australia’s smartest online business directory especially aimed at promoting Australian inventors and inventions.
July 9, 2006 (Press Release) --
Today's society is so focussed on the main stream products and services available that it easily overlooks the incredible wealth of knowledge and innovation which is churned out daily by Australians looking to improve our way of life.
Inventions and inventors span a huge range of demographics and products. The ten year old girl from Perth inventing an environmentally friendly doll house, the eighty four year old man from Brisbane inventing a better hand grip for walking aids, the sixteen year old boy from Bendigo inventing an eight wheel skateboard, the high profile Sydney solicitor inventing an online legal advice system, the twenty two year old Melbourne chemistry student inventing a more efficient pet shampoo, the fifty one year old Darwin nurse inventing a frame to help patients read magazines and newspapers from their hospital bed, the forty one year old doctor from Adelaide inventing a drug free method of controlling asthma, the fifty two year old chef from Canberra inventing a solar powered air purifier.
The list goes on and on, thousands of Australian inventors and inventions. Some great, some fantastic, some not so great. They all have certain things in common.
· Firstly they prove that Australians don't sit on their hands waiting for the rest of the world to produce the inventions of the future.
· Secondly the inspiration for these inventions is often born of the Australian credo to get things done.
· Thirdly, and in my opinion most importantly, Australian Inventors and Inventions have a major problem with exposure.
The cost of getting a product noticed in our vast country is in most cases enough to keep our brilliant Inventors and Inventions on the proverbial backburner.
But that's where dlook.com.au comes in. Launched in April 2006, dLook claims to be Australia's smartest online business directory and to sit idly by and not try to support Australian Inventors and Inventions would be unforgivable.
To that end dLook has introduced a special category called “Inventors and Inventions”. For the princely sum of one dollar fifty per day inventors can list their invention and have nation wide exposure on a website which is quickly approaching the top twenty Australian sites. The listing will include email link, web site link, national coverage and an inbuilt coupon feature to further publicise the invention.
The winners will be the inventors themselves, dLook and most importantly the average Australian who will now be able to access these wonderful people and products.
Theo Tsiamis
dLook.com.au
Inventions and inventors span a huge range of demographics and products. The ten year old girl from Perth inventing an environmentally friendly doll house, the eighty four year old man from Brisbane inventing a better hand grip for walking aids, the sixteen year old boy from Bendigo inventing an eight wheel skateboard, the high profile Sydney solicitor inventing an online legal advice system, the twenty two year old Melbourne chemistry student inventing a more efficient pet shampoo, the fifty one year old Darwin nurse inventing a frame to help patients read magazines and newspapers from their hospital bed, the forty one year old doctor from Adelaide inventing a drug free method of controlling asthma, the fifty two year old chef from Canberra inventing a solar powered air purifier.
The list goes on and on, thousands of Australian inventors and inventions. Some great, some fantastic, some not so great. They all have certain things in common.
· Firstly they prove that Australians don't sit on their hands waiting for the rest of the world to produce the inventions of the future.
· Secondly the inspiration for these inventions is often born of the Australian credo to get things done.
· Thirdly, and in my opinion most importantly, Australian Inventors and Inventions have a major problem with exposure.
The cost of getting a product noticed in our vast country is in most cases enough to keep our brilliant Inventors and Inventions on the proverbial backburner.
But that's where dlook.com.au comes in. Launched in April 2006, dLook claims to be Australia's smartest online business directory and to sit idly by and not try to support Australian Inventors and Inventions would be unforgivable.
To that end dLook has introduced a special category called “Inventors and Inventions”. For the princely sum of one dollar fifty per day inventors can list their invention and have nation wide exposure on a website which is quickly approaching the top twenty Australian sites. The listing will include email link, web site link, national coverage and an inbuilt coupon feature to further publicise the invention.
The winners will be the inventors themselves, dLook and most importantly the average Australian who will now be able to access these wonderful people and products.
Theo Tsiamis
dLook.com.au
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