After trademarking motions and sounds, it is now time for scents or smell marks to get a unique trademark of their own. YES! While it sounds amazing to trademark a unique smell, the process is much more complicated. Let us see what olfactory marks are, why they are beneficial, and how to register them. Let[…]
If you use your iPhone to post about your business, design products, or communicate with customers, you’ve probably needed the ™ (Trademark) or ® (Registered Trademark) symbols at some point. These symbols show that a brand name, product name, or slogan is legally protected — or that you’re claiming rights to it. The good news?[…]
Success in business depends largely on sending the right message and cultivating a strong, memorable image. If your products or services get lost in the crowd, customers will struggle to recall your brand.This is largely because people tend to trust and prefer what feels familiar. As a result, companies invest millions of dollars into creating[…]
Choosing a new brand name is an important decision — and not one to take lightly. Before committing to a name or logo, it’s essential to confirm that it doesn’t infringe on any existing trademarks. That’s where a trademark knockout search comes in. Acting as an initial screening step, it helps you quickly identify potential[…]
Introduction to Vienna Classification Vienna code is an International classification system under the Vienna Agreement. Importance of Vienna Classification is immense as it systematically classifies the figurative elements of international trade marks. The trademark registration process begins with searching for any similar well-known trademark. An availability search using search engine for trade marks provide information[…]
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