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Trademark Class 35 of Nice ClassificationSo Class 35. Before I go through a bunch of legalese, here's my summary of three core services covered by class 35: Retail and wholesale of your and others’ products; number two: advertising services provided to others; and three: consulting in the field of business...

Trademark Class 41 ExplainedTrademark Class 41 of the Nice Classification system covers both educational and entertainment services. As you can imagine, both are huge areas that often have nothing to do with one another. This makes it challenging for everyone. It makes it challenging for brand owners who, let's say,...

Trademark Classes Explained For Mobile AppsAlright, so first of all, classes. We have several videos where I explain what trademarking classes or the Nice Classes, Nice Classification classes are. And if you have no idea about classes, you probably want to start with those videos. But just to give you...

Trademark Classes Explained | Nice ClassificationThis is the first in a series of videos I'm shooting about Trademark Classes. In this video, we'll provide an overview of the entire system and quickly go through all classes. Consider it an introduction to the Nice Classification (pronounced [nis] not [nice].) I will be...

Trademark Classes For Clothing Everything You Need To KnowClass 25 is the main trademarking class for clothing, headwear, and footwear. And by the way, if you're not sure what I'm talking about, what are the classes, I have a video on Nice Classes: the whole classification system, where I explain...

Trademarking Strategies For Life And Business CoachesI recently shared a stage with Lisa Sasevich, who is one of the most well-known trainers in the field of helping life coaches and business coaches build their products, build their systems, build their businesses, and we had a really great time talking to...

THINKING OF TRADEMARKING YOUR BRAND? If you have a brand that a name or a phrase written in a fancy font, how should you go about trademarking that? It can feel like a sacrifice to change the look of your brand for your trademark. You may be wondering, should you...

Step 1. Finding What You’re TrademarkingSo the first step is for you to figure out what it is that you want to trademark. And believe it or not, it's probably one of the most important parts of the process because you need to understand. Are you going to trademark...

Trademarks for a Non-Profit OrganizationCan you trademark a non-profit name? Should you bother trademarking your brand if you're a non-profit? I'm Andrei Mincov, and as the founder of Trademark Factory, I often see messages from representatives of non-profit organizations who are unsure if they should trademark their brands. The underlying...