Registering a trade mark is a way of protecting the elements of your brand that make it unique or innovative. Think of the things that customers use to identify the source of goods and services. You can trade mark names, logos, taglines and even sounds, a colour or a shape.
Registering a trade mark means that a third-party can’t copy what differentiates you from your competitors. To get started either…
Whether you are looking to raise investment or working towards an exit strategy, having your intellectual property correctly registered can considerably increase the value of your business. Providing reassurance and security for investors or buyers.
Secure exclusive rights to use all the elements and identifiable aspect of your brand or business. Ensure no one can financially benefit from copying or imitating what you are known for. Uphold the good will and reputation you work hard to build.
Registering your intellectual property enhances the prestige and presence of your business. Meaning prospects and clients consider your brand as well established, dedicated and with a reputation worth protecting.
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Trademarking your brand sets you apart from competitors and helps you stand out in a crowded market. When you have a registered trade mark, it shows customers and potential partners that you are a credible and legitimate business. It also gives you the legal right to take action against anyone who uses your brand without your permission.
In addition to protecting your brand, trademarking your brand can also increase its value. Potential buyers will be more likely to invest in a business that has a protected brand, as they know they are getting a unique and established product or service.
A trade mark is only protected in the countries where the application has been filed and accepted.
For this reason, we strongly recommend registering your trade mark in the countries where you currently trade, or where you hope to sell your products and services in the future.
If you have a product based brand, it is also important to trade mark in the country where your products are manufactured.
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