News and information about brand protection

In the social media age, memes have become interwoven not just with internet culture, but culture as a whole. These comedic, often obscure images and short videos have become almost like a communicational tool between younger generations. It's no wonder then that memes which have achieved global popularity have also been trademarked, as their owners are seeking to capitalize on the mass appeal of the memes through merchandise and other commercial avenues.

Competitor bidding on branded keywords is more common than you may think. For disruptive companies that believe their products / services provide a significantly better alternative to incumbent competitors, it is this form of aggressive bidding which allows them to target their audience very effectively. Google in fact encourages this type of behaviour, claiming it opens up the choice for the end customer but let’s be honest, it mainly provides more revenue for Google.

The word “Christmas” is more than just a name—it’s a symbol of joy, tradition, and celebration for people all over the world. But it’s also a big part of the holiday shopping season, with businesses using the term to sell everything from decorations to food to experiences. This raises an interesting question: Can the word “Christmas” be trademarked?

Picking the right brand name is one of the most important decisions taken by entrepreneurs. Branding, marketing, legal as well as often personal and subjective reasons influence this choice, ideally resulting in a brand name that resonates with the target customers. Some words are more popular than others and this common knowledge also applies to branding. The presented report looks into the trademark registered in the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, exploring the most frequently used words in brands.

Picking the right brand name is one of the most important decisions taken by entrepreneurs. Branding, marketing, legal as well as often personal and subjective reasons influence this choice, ideally resulting in a brand name that resonates with the target customers. Some words are more popular than others and this common knowledge also applies to branding. The presented report looks into the trademark registered in the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, exploring the most frequently used words in brands.

Picking the right brand name is one of the most important decisions taken by entrepreneurs. Branding, marketing, legal as well as often personal and subjective reasons influence this choice, ideally resulting in a brand name that resonates with the target customers. Some words are more popular than others and this common knowledge also applies to branding. The presented report looks into the trademark registered in the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, exploring the most frequently used words in brands.

Picking the right brand name is one of the most important decisions taken by entrepreneurs. Branding, marketing, legal as well as often personal and subjective reasons influence this choice, ideally resulting in a brand name that resonates with the target customers. Some words are more popular than others and this common knowledge also applies to branding. The presented report looks into the trademark registered in the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, exploring the most frequently used words in brands.

Picking the right brand name is one of the most important decisions taken by entrepreneurs. Branding, marketing, legal as well as often personal and subjective reasons influence this choice, ideally resulting in a brand name that resonates with the target customers. Some words are more popular than others and this common knowledge also applies to branding. The presented report looks into the trademark registered in the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, exploring the most frequently used words in brands.

Picking the right brand name is one of the most important decisions taken by entrepreneurs. Branding, marketing, legal as well as often personal and subjective reasons influence this choice, ideally resulting in a brand name that resonates with the target customers. Some words are more popular than others and this common knowledge also applies to branding. The presented report looks into the trademark registered in the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, exploring the most frequently used words in brands.

Picking the right brand name is one of the most important decisions taken by entrepreneurs. Branding, marketing, legal as well as often personal and subjective reasons influence this choice, ideally resulting in a brand name that resonates with the target customers. Some words are more popular than others and this common knowledge also applies to branding. The presented report looks into the trademark registered in the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, exploring the most frequently used words in brands.