Trademark Tips for STANDARD CHARACTER MARKS | How to Trademark a Name
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
- Trademark attorney Aiden Durham is giving you some HOT trademark tips for standard character marks in this episode of AUIYB! We're going to discuss how to trademark a name, and give you some tips on how to protect your trademark.
If you're thinking about trademarking a name, then this video is for you! We'll discuss the basics of trademark law, and give you some tips on how to trademark a name. We'll also cover some of the steps you need to take to protect your trademark, and advise you on the best way to go about trademarking your name.
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00:00 Intro
01:42 What is a standard character trademark?
02:33 Should I trademark my business name or my logo?
04:04 Does my trademark need to include LLC or Inc?
06:47 The USPTO trademark application
09:16 Goods and services & filing basis
10:20 A brief interruption
11:20 Trademark specimen
12:59 The rest of the trademark registration process
16:33 Outro
18:22 Is Aiden gonna get electrocuted?
Too Funny, “I’m not Electrified!!”
This have help me understand trademark a business and what it involves.
Thank you for this information
It was much appreciated 👍🏾
Great job!
This was incredibly helpful! Thank you SO MUCH for the info and overview!
Do you have any bundle service for trademark " logo and slogan "?
Not a bundle specifically for that, but I do offer a discount when we’re working on multiple TMs at the same time 😉
Nice to know LLC ,name trademark knowledge.Thanks for great content .
This is some great content
Thank you, this is helpful. Can you do a video about word trademarks that may include color in one of the words?
Yes please do a separate video on design marks. I’m not sure if the name of my business will be able to be a character mark but I would like to at least get my logo with the name in it as a design mark. Please please please do another video! Love your videos they are so helpful. I’m in the process of going back and watching every single one!
This was great! I Would love to see a video about standard name and logo registration
jaja I am glad your are still alive !! Exelent!!
Yes! I just want to trademark my personal name
Yes more video on all this!
What happened with the electrical problem? Or did he just lose his nerve to ask you out?
Thanks
Thanks for the informative video. Does the USPTO allow you to use a registered agent to avoid all the junk mail and spam you were referring to?
Haha about the electricity, we have a camp by a spring. A converted school bus is dining room kitchen. If you touch the outside of the bus when the ower is on it shockes the hf out of ypu. hahah. Never heard of it in the city though. Wow.
Thank you! Question: Do you get an opportunity to prove that you've been using the name for an extended period of time. For example attaching your original fictitious business name statement from 2 decades ago or more than that showing continuous use?
Very helpful! You say that punctuation CAN matter, so I want to ask about phrases like "I am not" vs. "I'm not" vs. "I ain't". As an example, there is a live standard character trademark for "I'm not a boy", so my question is if it's still OK to use "I am not a boy". Also, I do a TESS search for "I am not", the results include phrases with all these variations ("I am not", "I'm not" and even "I ain't"). Are these just search results, or does registering a trademark for one of these include the others as well?
I just found your page and it is really helpful. I have a question. I have my business brand name for my boutique but also have DBA names for stylist services also linked to my main brand. Would those names also be included in my application since they are also registered on my business license as DBA or would I need 3 separate trademark applications??
I answered your question in my new video! Check it out at czcams.com/video/zQ8bjsj7khk/video.html.
Hello you never mentioned cost, price, $$$$$ is there on the Gov page ????. if the caracter is in used oh ready any penalty or fine????
Much appreciation. When do you gain the right to use a TM next to your name versus getting to use the R once you've been approved?
Soon as you file. The ® after approval
@@DJRenee Perfect! Thank you!
I'm a Percussion Manager for a high school marching band and I give the Color Guard the nick name Arnie's Angles. Can I give that a trade mark
Can you help folks that have a trademark application that's currently being reviewed by USPTO for a standard character mark? They haven't denied me but sent a letter asking for more information about my business etc because I use common words in the trademark I'm applying for. There are no other similar businesses to mine with trademarks in the classes I'm applying for that I know of but I’ve found similar common word trademarks that were approved in spite of that. I have 6 months to send them a response.
Nice anti-theft windows.
Great point!
Omg I have a headache you should slow down.
Wow you use to many unnecessary examples that frankly are not helpful.
You should watch somebody else’s content then