Trademark Registration Process
Plan for Success
FREE GUIDE
TO TRADEMARK SELECTION
BE MEMORABLE...
MAKE THE RIGHT CHOICE!
Hint—Five choices and two are really bad.
How to trademark a name includes performing a trademark search and using the SELECT® process to choose a name that qualifies for brand protection. And, avoid choosing a descriptive trademark or a generic trademark. Instead, create a fanciful trademark or an arbitrary trademark.
- Choose a memorable name.
- Perform a trademark search and analyze the risks.
- A Trademark Search is Important
- Stand out from the crowd.
- Be SEEN and HEARD.
To begin your journey to a business and brand that’s BUILT TO LAST, take our Registration Ready Quiz. You will learn if your brand is ready to file a USPTO trademark application. We’ll send a custom report outlining your next steps to successful trademark registration.
FREE GUIDE
Choose a Brand Name You Can Register as a Trademark
Become our Client
- Are you ready to be seen and heard in the noisy online world?
- Bulletproof your online business with a distinctive USPTO trademark.
- Create valuable Intellectual Property that grows business value.
Our mission: To make sure you
a brand and a business that’s
BUILT TO LAST.
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