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  • articleHow to Check Business Name Availability: 5 Methods

    …check. If you overlook this step of starting a business, it can lead to issues with trademark infringement laws, advertising confusion, and a brand identity crisis. Luckily for you, there…

  • articleTips for Protecting Your Trade Secrets

    …related to: Manufacturing processes Product formulas Distribution methods Customer profiles and lists Advertising and marketing strategies Supplier lists Sales methods More specific examples include the design of a smartphone or…

  • articleGraphic Design Business Name Generator (With 400 Ideas)

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  • articleTrade Name vs. Business Name: What's the Difference?

    …business more memorable and marketable. It's often used for branding and marketing purposes. Do trade names provide legal protection for the business name? Depending on the laws in your…

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  • articleHow to Buy a Business

    …the law and how much it's worth. The financial records you should review include the following: Tax returns Cash flow statements Debt records Balance sheets Marketing and advertising costs…

  • articleHow to Add a DBA to an LLC

    …to using a different name to conduct business. This is usually a name that is better suited for marketing and advertising purposes. If an LLC conducts business under a name…

  • articleThe Importance of Trademark Protection

    …something specific. Having a distinctive trademark simplifies marketing and advertising. Once your trademark has become recognizable, it may be all you need to use in your marketing materials. A perfect…

  • articleWhat Is an Estate Sale?

    …marketing and advertising strategy?  How large is your mailing list of potential buyers?  How do you handle tax implications? Can you provide references?  Will you help with the removal and…

  • articleTrademark Classes and Their Uses: The Complete Guide

    …and art Inks for printing, marking, and engraving Class 2 coordinated classes: Rubber goods (Class 17)       Non-metallic building materials (Class 19)        Advertising and business services (Class 35…