Online Presentation Tool – The Money Matrix Video
Joel Bauer shares the importance of truth and authenticity in branding yourself and your business. The Money Matrix is the vehicle for connection to your audience.
Joel Bauer shares the importance of truth and authenticity in branding yourself and your business. The Money Matrix is the vehicle for connection to your audience.
In this episode, Cheryl and Patti Mara discuss: The inherent value of a thoughtfully designed and delivered customer experience.
How Patti works with business owners and their teams to shift mindset and create solutions for their target audience. Customer service as brand differentiator. The four steps of Patti’s “absolutions recipe” to create a great customer service experience.
In this episode, Cheryl and Lee discuss: Building a community. Taking time to lay the foundation and build before you launch. Evolving your brand as the needs of your client base evolve. The importance of marketing.
Cheryl and Kyle Hermans reunite to consider the true meaning of the term brand, and how branding has expanded to include the brand relationship to the consumer. The pressures of building a brand in the digital age. branding as means of building community and customer engagement. Kyle’s work in bringing different aspects of an organization together to create collective problem-solving.
Patricia Crane discusses how building a global brand workshop for Hay House founder Louise Hay built Brand Extension. Creating the HEAL YOUR LIFE trademark for global workshop leaders. Extending the legacy and global reach of the brand through trademark licensing. Licensing as a means of establishing greater professionalism and credibility in trainings.
There are three doors to file a USPTO trademark application. Whether you file on your own or hire a trademark attorney, it’s helpful to understand the three common ways to file your USPTO trademark, and the procedures used by the Trademark Office to decide if your UPSTO trademark application will be approved. The three ways include the Intent to Use Trademark Application, the Actual Use application, and for foreign applicants, to file using an existing foreign trademark application or registration as the basis for a USPTO trademark. The Intent to Use Trademark requires a second step, namely to file a Statement of Use Trademark.
What does it take to be a breakthrough brand into’s market place? Learn from those who made Interbrand’s inaugural list of breakthrough brands. Is your brand on track to make the cut?
The Madrid Protocol is designed to reduce complexities of obtaining international trademark registrations. At first blush, filing for a Madrid Protocol trademark may seem the smart way to go. However, experience has shown that’s not always true.
Trademark consent to use agreements are routinely used by trademark attorneys in proceedings to register trademarks before the U.S. Trademark Office. Such agreements are also called also called coexistence agreements, or live and let live agreements. The most famous example of a trademark consent to use agreement that was violated than that entered into in 1981 between The Beatles and Apple Computers.
Apple has created trade dress intellectual property and obtained a trade dress registration for more than its Apple trademark – the bitten apple. It also has a registered trademark, a trade dress registration for its Apple Store Design.