Hooray! Our trademark certificate came through. Back in December I wrote about how it had taken a while for me to get round to filing for a trademark at with the Intellectual Property Office (IPO). In early March, the trademark was approved, and I received the paper work a few weeks ago.
I was nervous to do this because I felt that once it’s gone through, I’ve committed to certain things, like my logo. I mean technically I could change it and I could re-register another trademark, but something felt quite permanent about this. All in all, I’m happy it’s done.
I’m not too sure if there are other things I should be trying to trademark, such as other versions of my logos or any other visual identity. If you’re an IP lawyer and would like to give a young lady some free advice, I’d happily take it. For now, I’d like to remind you of my HUGE trademarked logo.
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Mummy’s Muse is Trademarked
Hooray! Our trademark certificate came through. Back in December I wrote about how it had taken a while for me to get round to filing for a trademark at with the Intellectual Property Office (IPO). In early March, the trademark was approved, and I received the paper work a few weeks ago.
I was nervous to do this because I felt that once it’s gone through, I’ve committed to certain things, like my logo. I mean technically I could change it and I could re-register another trademark, but something felt quite permanent about this. All in all, I’m happy it’s done.
I’m not too sure if there are other things I should be trying to trademark, such as other versions of my logos or any other visual identity. If you’re an IP lawyer and would like to give a young lady some free advice, I’d happily take it. For now, I’d like to remind you of my HUGE trademarked logo.
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