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A Trademarkable Brand in Six Steps
Create and Register a Trademarkable Brand in six steps. The steps you take before you file determine your success, and include performing a trademark search, and finding a professional who can help you understand the potential risks and liabilities associated with your brand
Family Business Succession Planning
For a family business, create an LLC or corporate business structure, combined with a family trust for succession planning. Here are 3-Tips for combining business structure with succession planning for...
CONTINUE READING →Online Brands Need Brand Legitimacy & Brand Authenticity
Does your online brand have brand legitimacy & brand authenticity to ensure your brand reputation with the public? Establish your own brand legitimacy as part of your brand development.
CONTINUE READING →Trademark Domain Name Like Hotels.com – Smart?
Early Internet marketers disseminated misinformation leaving many Internet businesses with weak or no brand protection. Marketers in their quest to secure easy search rankings, as well as domain resellers seeking...
CONTINUE READING →How to Trademark a Name in UK
How to Trademark a Name in the UK? There are two ways to file. File using the Madrid Protocol based upon your U.S. registration, or file directly using an international...
CONTINUE READING →Trademark Registration: 6 Reasons You Need One
A registered trademark serves as an insurance policy for online businesses. Do you need one for the names of your products or services? Here are six really good reasons your...
CONTINUE READING →How to Trademark a Name in Canada
How to Trademark a Name in Canada? There are two different filing options. The first is to file using Brandaide Int'l trademark attorneys, or to file directly using the Madrid...
CONTINUE READING →Brand Development Has Three Legs
Brand development includes three pillars or legs--Create. Build. Protect. Each is separate, yet interrelated and equally important. Ignore one, and you’re left with a two-legged stool, wobbly to say the...
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