Trademarks and Brand Protection: What to Register Before You Launch
Why checking trademark availability before you finalise a brand name matters, and what happens if a naming conflict surfaces later on.
Read more →A trademark is a sign, such as a name, logo or slogan, that identifies a company’s products or services and distinguishes them from competitors. Once registered, it gives the owner exclusive rights to use the sign for the registered goods and services and a legal basis to act against copycats. For a growing business, the brand name is often one of its most valuable assets, and losing it after years of marketing can be costly. Internet Solutions knows this from its own experience: the Internet SOLUTIONS trademark was registered with the State Patent Bureau of the Republic of Lithuania in 2012, and an application was filed for STARADS, our contextual advertising network. Our products PostRSS, Talkmio and Ask Mio keep their brand names unchanged in every language. A brand also needs a matching domain name, which we register as part of website projects.
Why checking trademark availability before you finalise a brand name matters, and what happens if a naming conflict surfaces later on.
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