A trademark is a unique symbol, word, phrase, logo, or design that identifies and distinguishes the goods or services of one business from others. It protects your brand’s identity by giving you exclusive rights to use these elements in commerce. By registering a trademark, you ensure that competitors cannot legally use your brand’s name, logo, or slogan, helping to safeguard your business reputation and customer trust. Trademarks can include brand names, slogans, and even distinctive product packaging.

Trademarks protect your brand’s identity, ensuring that your business name, logo, or slogan cannot be used by competitors. By securing your trademark, you gain exclusive legal rights to use your brand in commerce, preventing infringement and establishing trust with your customers.

You can trademark your business name, logo, slogan, or even a unique product design as long as it distinguishes your brand in the marketplace.

The process can take between 6-12 months, depending on various factors such as application complexity and examiner reviews.

The process can take between 6-12 months, depending on various factors such as application complexity and examiner reviews.

Copyright protection gives creators of original works—such as books, music, artwork, films, and software—exclusive rights to control how their work is used. This legal protection prevents others from copying, distributing, or publicly displaying the work without permission. Copyright automatically applies when a work is created, but registering your copyright strengthens your legal rights and makes it easier to enforce against infringement. It ensures creators can protect their intellectual property and benefit financially from their creative efforts.

Copyright protects original works of authorship that are fixed in a tangible form. This includes:

•  Literary Works: Books, articles, poems, and other written content.
• Artistic Works: Paintings, drawings, sculptures, and photography.
• Musical Works: Songs, compositions, and accompanying lyrics.
• Dramatic Works: Plays, screenplays, and scripts.
•  Films and Videos: Movies, documentaries, and short videos.
•  Software: Computer programs and applications.
•  Architectural Designs: Original building designs and blueprints.
• Web Content: Website designs, blog posts, and other online media.
  Copyright does not protect ideas, facts, titles, or short phrases—only the specific expression of those ideas in a fixed form.

A domain name service helps you find, register, and manage the unique web address (domain name) for your business or personal website. A domain name is the online identity of your business, like “example.com,” that people use to find and access your website.