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Trademarks include names, slogans, and logos. Registering word and logo marks offers broad protection, recognition, and legal benefits.

The difference between a word mark and a logo.

Accurately select goods and services for trademark applications, ensuring use in U.S. commerce and considering future business plans.

The "natural zone of expansion" extends trademark rights to foreseeable related goods and services.

Developing a "family of trademarks" boosts legal protection by registering similar trademarks with a common element.

Common questions about Markavo's Trademark Application Service

"Common commercial names" of products and services are required.

Logo, Wordmark, or Slogans? Products, Services or Everything?

Single book titles can’t be trademarked, but series titles can be, as they signify a consistent source and brand, like “Harry Potter.”

Methods and ways of doing things can't be trademarked - until they become products or services.

Characters in creative works don't always qualify for trademark protection given use in commerce requirements.

There are many things that surprisingly can't be trademarked

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