5 Step Guide To Trademark Your Brand in Philippines
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1. Choosing your trademark
Here are some factors to think about while selecting a trademark:– Keep it short– Make it memorable– It should be unique– Avoid generic names or terms
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2. Difference between a color logo or black & white
Keep the following in mind while trademarking your logo:– When you trademark a color logo, you protect the logo and the color sequence. Any alterations are not protected.– Build your brand image around the colors of your logo.
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3. Check for Availability
If you are connecting to numerous classes, you should ensure that each class has availability.
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4. Pick the right class
The first step is to choose an appropriate class for trademark protection. The trademark registration has established 45 classifications for various products and services.
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5. Mention the user date
Do you already have a brand name or logo that you’ve been using? Great! Make a point of mentioning when you started using it in the application under ‘user date.’