Trade Mark Licensing: The Ultimate Hack for Business Growth
Think your brand’s just a logo? Think again. Trade mark licensing is the secret weapon small and medium businesses are using to scale fast, earn passive income, and protect their reputation, all without blowing the budget. If you’re ready to turn your brand into a growth engine, this article is your roadmap.
Picking goods and services for your trade mark application
It is vital to select the right goods or services for your trade mark application, because they cannot be changed after filing. The exclusive rights afforded by a trade mark registration only cover the goods and services included in the trade mark application. Learn more here about selecting the correct goods and services.
When should you register a trade mark?
When should you register a trade mark? Many will be surprised to learn that the longer you hold off on trade mark registration, the greater risk you take on. Just because you start using a name, doesn’t automatically entitle you to it. Learn more here.
Trade marks likely to be refused by IP Australia
Not every trade mark is capable of being registered. A trade mark has to be somewhat distinctive. So what kind of trade marks are less likely to be accepted by IP Australia?
What is a trade mark opposition?
Your guide to trade mark oppositions, including: an overview of what a trade mark opposition involves; why someone might oppose your trade mark application; and the reasons you might stop a third party from registering a trade mark.
How to get a registered trade mark
Learn how to get a trade mark registered in Australia and the key issues your business needs to keep in mind during the application process.
5 benefits of registering a trade mark
When creating a roadmap to building your brand and the value in your business, trade marks can play an important role.
Why small and medium businesses should have a registered trade mark
Get ahead of other small and medium businesses with a registered trade mark.