Unsure in case you want a trademark? On this Critical Sellers Podcast, Anita Mar, an authority on Amazon model registry trademark necessities speaks to Helium 10’s Director of Coaching and Buyer Success, Bradley Sutton about why it’s vital and the errors that many sellers make on the often-complicated highway of logos and Amazon model registry.
In episode 37 of the Critical Sellers Podcast, Bradley and Anita talk about:
- 00:37 – An Introduction to Anita
- 01:50 – Anita’s Path to Trademark Knowledge
- 03:20 – Model Registry 2.0
- 04:20 – Vocabulary Lesson – Emblems, Patents, and Manufacturers
- 05:40 – Emblems and Model Registry
- 08:43 – As soon as I Register, I’m Performed? – Perhaps Not as Easy as That
- 11:55 – Most cost-effective Strategy to Defend Your Product
- 13:30 – Further Advantages of Emblems to Amazon Sellers
- 17:20 – All the time Begin with a Trademark Search
- 20:15 – Errors Sellers Make
- 25:18 – Recommendation to Amazon Sellers
- 29:55 – Learn how to Contact Anita
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Transcript
Bradley Sutton: Unsure in case you want a trademark on your Amazon enterprise. We’re going to speak to Anita who’s going to inform us why it’s vital and a number of the errors that some sellers make when getting logos.
Bradley Sutton: Hiya, all people. That is Bradley Sutton, and that is one other episode of The Critical Sellers Podcast, and we attempt to convey visitors from all totally different walks of life who all have totally different experiences, totally different information, totally different ideas and tips and methods that they will share with us. And at the moment I’ve with me Anita Mar, who’s a well known knowledgeable within the area of logos, and that could be a very buzzing key phrase amongst Amazon sellers nowadays. Really, each on and off of Amazon. So, Anita, thanks for approaching the podcast with us. How’s it going?
Anita Mar: Oh, hello Bradley. It’s nice. I’m right here in Sunny, Florida.
Bradley Sutton: No, you don’t usually dwell in Florida, do you?
Anita Mar: I don’t usually dwell in Florida, so I hoped to faux no person will discover that.
Bradley Sutton: I’m assuming that like for instance, my mother and father within the wintertime, they really go right down to Mazatlán, Mexico. They’ve a home down there for the wintertime. Is {that a} related cause why you’re there? Is the place you’re from like quite a bit colder?
Anita Mar: Yeah, I dwell near Detroit. So sure, within the winter we go to Florida for about six weeks, and this right here we went hoping to see some heat climate, nevertheless it’s been just a little bit gloomy however nonetheless significantly better than in Detroit, so can’t complain.
Bradley Sutton: Oh, I can think about. Yeah, wasn’t Detroit, a kind of locations that had been hit by these chilly—I forgot what the phrase is—however chilly fronts or one thing the place it was like subfreezing and stuff. So yeah, undoubtedly higher in Sunny, Florida.
Bradley Sutton: Inform me just a little bit about how you bought concerned with logos normally. I imply, this isn’t simply one thing like, “Hey, after I grew up, I wish to be a trademark knowledgeable.” However how did that occur?
Anita Mar: Yeah. Really, it’s fairly fascinating. I used to be in my twenties and it was in 1999; I used to be residing in Tel Aviv in Israel at the moment. I used to be searching for a job, and I noticed an advert in a newspaper that an American lawyer is searching for a trademark paralegal. I knew what American lawyer meant, however I didn’t know a trademark or paralegal meant. I discovered that was fairly fascinating. So, I utilized and that’s how my affair with logos started. It was accidentally, however that’s what I’ve been doing since 1999. Positively, it’s not one thing that you just determine to do as a result of it’s such a slender area, and most of the people, don’t actually know a lot about Trademark or IP normally.
Bradley Sutton: Okay. I discover all of that is new data as a result of really you and I’ve by no means met in particular person, and I do know you had been on the AmPm Podcast earlier than with Manny with the episode about logos. That’s nonetheless up there on the positioning, however I’m embarrassed to say that was one of many episodes I didn’t have an opportunity to hearken to. So that is type of cool. Now that I knew I used to be going to do a podcast with you, I purposely didn’t hearken to it as a result of I needed to have a very contemporary viewpoint right here and attempt to see naturally what sort of questions I’ve that I feel many sellers have. And one of many first issues I needed to speak about is right me if I’m mistaken, however to be able to get model registry 2.0, your model must be trademarked, is that right?
Anita Mar: Sure, proper. You have to register your model as a trademark at one of many nations, not essentially the US. You may register your trademark within the US and UK, Germany, Spain, Italy, European Union. On amazon.com, there’s a checklist of nations that they settle for, however clearly, amazon.com is a US market, so a US trademark is the one that may work the perfect.
Bradley Sutton: Okay. I ought to have requested this in all probability first, however only a step again, what are among the variations within the vocabulary right here? Like, what’s the distinction between a trademark, patents, copyright? I do know we’re speaking about logos, however what are among the variations right here?
Anita Mar: So to begin with, many individuals are confused. Like what does model imply? Like what’s model and what’s a commerce, and naturally what’s the distinction? Effectively, actually there isn’t a distinction. A model is only a enterprise identify for the identify of your product. Trademark is a authorized time period, so it’s the identical, however you’d register a trademark you don’t register a model. The patent protects an invention or an enchancment to an invention. And copyright protects actually work or inventive work. Songs, books are protected by copyright, photos as properly. In order that’s the distinction; all of them are components of IP, mental property. While you give it a reputation, in order that’s a trademark. Trademark is the identify of your product. it’s a supply identifier. In order that’s what prospects see once they search for your particular product. They don’t essentially keep in mind the lengthy firm identify. They only do not forget that identify, that catch identify that you just gave your product. In order that’s your trademark. That’s how your prospects keep in mind you.
Bradley Sutton: So, you had talked about that it wasn’t essentially the model, however I assumed that it’s a model registry. You’re not trademarking every product; you’re trademarking the identify that you just’re recognized by on Amazon or what precisely does a vendor must trademark for the model registry?
Anita Mar: Really, it’s an excellent query. That’s what like many Amazon sellers have, they usually get actually confused, and I can see the place the confusion comes from. While you register your organization identify, you simply register the corporate identify and that’s it. I imply, you don’t actually need to specify something once you register your area. I imply, you’ve got the area so you may put no matter you need there proper in your web site. However once you register your trademark, it’s not such as you take a trademark and file it. And that’s it, you’ve got the trademark and you need to use it as an umbrella trademark. That’s what many individuals use. While you file your trademark in that trademark utility, it’s a must to checklist particular merchandise and particular providers. So you may’t simply say that is the trademark and that’s what I’m going to register with out mentioning what precisely you’re going to promote.
Bradley Sutton: Is it what sort of merchandise you’re going to promote otherwise you actually should say the precise product names?
Anita Mar: Yeah, it is advisable be fairly particular. All services and products are divided into teams and people teams are known as lessons. So it is advisable checklist these merchandise and people merchandise should be categorised. A few of the merchandise may be fairly broad. For instance, cosmetics are acceptable. It’s fairly a broad time period. It may be like every sorts of cosmetics, however among the merchandise may be fairly particular. For instance, the software program will not be particular sufficient. You have to specify who the customers are, who it’s for, what it does if it’s downloadable or non-downloadable. It is dependent upon the precise merchandise. A few of them should be actually, actually particular and depending on the fabric they’re made off. You have to additional specify. For instance, in case you promote bracelets, it is advisable say whether or not they have treasured steel or non-precious steel. So that is the place it will get sophisticated. You may’t simply file and say, I promote kitchen merchandise. That’s too broad. It’s imprecise. It won’t be accepted. So for kitchen merchandise, it is advisable say what they’re like, lemon zesters, pizza peels. Is it like spoons, forks or perhaps, plates, perhaps disposable plates? So it is advisable be actually, actually particular.
Bradley Sutton: Okay. Let’s say I registered my trademark; I’m going to be promoting new collagen peptides. And so, my model identify or no matter on Amazon goes to be Collagen Peptides Well being or one thing. You begin with two SKUs. I discussed that. However then let’s say, I’m profitable with these collagen peptides powder and now rapidly I’m launching collagen peptides capsules or drugs—model new merchandise. However I’m not having to return to my trademark or one thing like that and add these new gadgets to any registry or something. As soon as I registered for my trademark, is it 100% finished or what’s it?
Anita Mar: Yeah, I want. This is the reason it’s fairly sophisticated. One of many largest issues, it’s caught 22 for Amazon sellers. Most Amazon sellers, once they start, they don’t know what they’re going to be promoting in six months. And that’s regular. I imply that’s completely nice. Trademark regulation, nonetheless, doesn’t care about Amazon sellers or enterprise homeowners normally. While you file your trademark, you checklist your gadgets one, two, three. After you file, you may’t actually add something. You may’t modify the checklist of things. You may solely delete. For those who file your trademark for gadgets one, two, three, and 6 months later you began promoting merchandise 4 that’s not in your utility, there isn’t a manner you may add that merchandise to the prevailing utility. You must file a brand-new utility. It may be a brand new utility for a similar trademark identify, however for that further merchandise. That’s an issue.
Bradley Sutton: Why would that be essential? Clearly, that’s the regulation, however I’m simply curious as a result of that is fully new to me. That doesn’t make any sense in any respect. Like if my model is that this or my trademark is that this, and I don’t do what you simply stated, it doesn’t imply that I couldn’t use my model with my different product. I imply, as soon as I trademark a phrase, that’s it, proper? Assist me perceive this since you’ve received me so confused proper now.
Anita Mar: Yeah. Trademark registration will not be essential. You don’t should file a trademark. It’s not essential. It’s advisable as a result of it makes enforcement of your authorized rights simpler. But it surely’s not essential to trademark. I imply, for Amazon sellers it’s essential as a result of that’s the one technique to get into the model registry. Relating to, let’s say you promote disposable paper plates, and also you file a trademark for disposable paper plates and you then determine that you just’re now going to be promoting toys. In order that’s a very totally different product, proper? For those who don’t file a trademark registration for toys, it’s attainable that anyone else will be capable of file a really related trademark and even an equivalent one for toys. As a result of in the case of confusion, in the case of trademark registration, the trademark workplace seems to be at how related logos are. They have a look at similarities between the precise logos and between the merchandise. If the merchandise are totally different, one other firm could also be allowed to register a really related and even equivalent trademark for various merchandise. For those who don’t register this extra product, anyone else could possibly try this. After which in case you determine to cease these individuals, you’ll have to oppose or you’ll have to take them to court docket. To stop that, it’s greatest to guard all of your gadgets by a trademark registration as a result of that’s the most cost effective manner to do this. Trademark registration is the most cost effective technique to defend your merchandise and to inform others that “hey, that’s my trademark.” As a result of most enterprise homeowners, once they choose a brand new model, once they choose a trademark, they verify the logos workplace database. In the event that they search for a trademark identify for his or her toys product that you just now promote however you didn’t trademark. In order that they verify for toys they usually say, “okay, there isn’t a trademark for toys,” and it’s out there they usually file a trademark and the logos workplace clearly solely seems to be at filed or registered logos, they don’t verify and unregistered logos. The trademark’s workplace will enable this different particular person to register this trademark for toys.
Bradley Sutton: So, it may be the identical actual trademark, however it will be allowed as a result of the unique one was primarily based on a distinct product. And so which means anyone else can are available and do that very same trademark for toys.
Anita Mar: Yeah. It’s attainable. Relying on how distinctive your phrase is, anyone else could also be allowed to register an equivalent or very related trademark for various merchandise.
Bradley Sutton: Wow, okay, that’s it. I knew I used to be going to study an entire bunch of issues. I had no thought about that. However let’s, I can simply fully go off on a tangent. Now. You understand, speaking about logos normally as a result of that simply opened up an entire bunch of different questions, however I need to reel it again in the direction of Amazon just a little bit extra. We talked about one of many advantages or simply really requirement for the model registry, it’s a must to have the trademark. However are there different advantages aside from a model registry of why it’s vital for Amazon sellers to get a trademark?
Anita Mar: Sure, a trademark provides you federal rights. While you, for instance, register your organization identify, it’s solely legitimate in your state. Any individual can have an equivalent firm identify in one other state. For those who register federally and use PTO, you should have federal rights, and that’s vital. You should have rights throughout the US. One other vital factor is {that a} trademark is an asset. For those who determine to promote your online business, your Amazon enterprise, and also you determine to promote the property, when you’ve got a registered trademark, that may improve the worth of your property. And that’s essential. Another excuse is that it’s simpler and cheaper to implement your rights. When you have a trademark that’s registered, your rights already presumed, you don’t should show them once more as a result of the logos workplace checked you. If anyone decides to make use of an analogous trademark, it’s simpler so that you can cease these individuals, as a result of they see that you’ve got a registered trademark. It’s additionally simpler to franchise and license your logos. So there are many a lot of causes, however sure, the primary profit is clearly model registry, as a result of Amazon doesn’t need to verify who’s proper and who’s mistaken in the case of trademark disputes. They left it as much as the trademark workplace. So as soon as your trademark is registered, and you’re within the model registry, Amazon will presume that you’ve got legitimate rights and they’ll take your aspect.
Bradley Sutton: Fascinating. Okay. After which after anyone has it, does a trademark image. Is that little TM that you just put after a reputation?
Anita Mar: Yeah, really there are two. TM means you employ your model as a trademark, as a supply indicator. It could both be a registered trademark or unregistered, however R in a circle means it’s a registered trademark. You may solely use R in a circle within the US when you’ve got a registered trademark, however you need to use TM at any time just about.
Bradley Sutton: Okay. What are the necessities? If anyone is listening to this podcast proper now, they’re like, “wow, I didn’t learn about this or I’m within the model registry. I undoubtedly need to take into consideration what I would like to arrange.” What are some issues that individuals must have to be able to even apply for it? What sort of geese do they should put in a row?
Anita Mar: You imply to use for a trademark or for the model registry?
Bradley Sutton: Yeah, making use of for the trademark as a result of I do know it’s not only a easy course of. Let me simply take this step-by-step. I’ve very restricted information on this, however I do have some expertise, so I simply need to attempt to keep in mind; that is one thing that occurred 5 years in the past. Don’t it’s a must to give a cause of why you need to be awarded the trademark? Like say, “Hey, that is my firm” or “I used to be the primary one to make use of this phrase” or one thing like that?
Anita Mar: Effectively it’s a must to have a bona fide intention to make use of it. You ought to be fairly assured that this trademark will not be taken by anyone else. For instance, in case you determine to register Microsoft, you can’t have good intentions as a result of you recognize it’s already registered. That’s the one requirement. You must intend to make use of the trademark as properly. For those who simply file it to carry it, that’s not a very good cause to file, and many individuals nonetheless do. However it’s a must to have an intent, like a want to make use of the trademark sooner or later. Or proper now.
Bradley Sutton: Okay. And what could be among the causes? You will have the intent, however then that also doesn’t assure you’re going to get the trademark, proper? What may go mistaken within the course of?
Anita Mar: Yeah. Perhaps I ought to point out, that the very first thing you must do. You need to do a trademark search as a result of earlier than you file, you must guarantee that no person else already filed, as a result of if there’s a related trademark, then it’s attainable that your trademark can be refused, particularly if it’s filed for related merchandise. Not doing correct analysis, is a really, very, severe mistake that almost all Amazon sellers do. They discover the identify they usually suppose, “oh, that’s a very good identify. It’s catchy, describes the product I’m going to file.” They file after which, 4 months later, they get a refusal after which they’re again to sq. one.
Bradley Sutton: Okay.
Anita Mar: Trying to find the trademark is essential. However even earlier than you search, you must really provide you with a reputation that’s distinctive. I imply, a quite common mistake these days is that individuals are not very artistic. Sadly, for instance, in case you promote nutritional vitamins or dietary supplements which might be like a very fashionable product. We see too many names which have phrases like inexperienced, wellness, natural, canna, hemp—you recognize, these descriptive phrases which have actually bland and never very fascinating. Like inexperienced wellness or natural inexperienced, lovely you. All these variations that lack a singular character. They make it tough to face out from the gang and to distinguish your product from others. In order that’s one mistake. Individuals don’t actually suppose outdoors of the field anymore. They provide you with a reputation that’s much like another identify, they usually prefer it they usually determine to file for that trademark. They don’t add any distinctive descriptor or any distinctive phrase that makes the model distinctive.
Anita Mar: That could be an issue as a result of if it’s too much like different logos, once more, you threat getting a refusal from the trademark’s workplace. And one other potential downside is that it makes it tough on your prospects to recollect your model as a result of once they tried to recollect what it’s like inexperienced wellness or wellness for you or wellness inexperienced or greenish. Or was it blue wellness? They neglect the precise trailer as a result of it’s so widespread. However individuals attempt to discover a trademark that describes the merchandise. They’re too afraid to take the identify that’s distinctive. I do know we’ve been speaking about this for about two minutes now, however that’s a major problem.
Bradley Sutton: No, I feel is vital to know the widespread issues you see greater than anyone else. You simply talked about a few the widespread errors or issues that individuals make. What are some others other than selecting the mistaken identify or not doing a search to guarantee that no person else has it?
Anita Mar: Yeah, so one other mistake is that individuals wait too lengthy to file. They’re afraid to file. They need to see how their gross sales are going to go; they look ahead to too lengthy. After which, when the itemizing takes off, they’ve hijackers on their again. Then they determine, “oh, I would like a trademark.” Now they file. However solely to understand that it takes months to get a trademark. And till you’ve got a registered trademark, you may’t get within the model registry. Ready for too lengthy is one other mistake as a result of the longer you wait, clearly the extra time it should take to get a trademark. You received’t be capable of apply and get accepted into the model registry except you’ve got a registered trademark.
Anita Mar: One other mistake that individuals make is submitting for the mistaken merchandise, particularly in case you file your self. Generally individuals file for their very own merchandise. They don’t actually take into consideration the outline of the merchandise, they usually describe the merchandise mistaken they usually connect mistaken images. In order that’s one thing you can’t repair really. For those who filed for, let’s say, you determine to promote disposable plates, so that you file for disposable plates, however for some cause you additionally promote jewellery. So that you connect an image of bijou together with your trademark as a substitute of disposable plates. In order that’s one thing that could be fairly tough to repair later. Otherwise you later realized that you must have filed for, you recognize, simply common plates, not disposable plates. In order that’s one thing which you can’t actually repair. For those who filed for disposable plates, however you then determined to promote glass plates, you may’t actually change that.
Anita Mar: One other mistake is that individuals file for too many merchandise, particularly newbie sellers. They attempt to cowl as many merchandise as attainable so that they attempt to file for all attainable merchandise that they are going to promote within the subsequent three years. And in case you file within the US, most individuals don’t understand that earlier than you get your trademark registration, you really must promote all of these merchandise that you just listed. It’s not sufficient to provide you with the checklist. You really must promote all of them within the US earlier than you get your closing registration. And that may clearly delay the entire course of. So as a substitute of 9 months within the US, you might be taking a look at two years as a result of except you promote the entire merchandise, you may’t get your trademark registered. There some methods you may repair this, you may delete among the merchandise, you may divide the applying, however you may’t get the eventual registration with out promoting the whole lot that’s listed in your trademark utility.
Bradley Sutton: So many issues to say. It looks as if such an advanced course of.
Anita Mar: Yeah. I do know.
Bradley Sutton: I undoubtedly see why you are able to do this as a full-time residing. If I had been simply to strive to do that alone, I might in all probability be the one making among the errors right here.
Anita Mar: One other factor I needed to say. Many Amazon sellers, they—I don’t know the way typically that occurs—say, “oh, I don’t need my opponents to know that I’m submitting for a trademark, so my sister goes to personal this trademark or my brother or my mom.” So your mom now filed for the trademark, however you really use it your self. So that may be one other downside. So, the trademark proprietor doesn’t really intend to make use of the trademark. We’re submitting within the mistaken applicant’s identify. In order that’s one other potential downside. in case you file within the US and in case you don’t promote your merchandise but, in case you determine to switch your trademark, you may’t try this till you begin promoting your merchandise. So in case you filed within the mistaken applicant’s identify, you may’t repair that till that preliminary applicant is making some gross sales. For those who determined to modify the businesses or switch the trademark, it needs to be used already.
Bradley Sutton: Wow. Yeah. Okay. I had by no means even considered that, however that is sensible. After I seek for logos it says who’s the registered proprietor. And lots of people—since that’s public data—they may not need that to be proven.
Anita Mar: Yeah. Effectively, there’s a answer. You simply file in your LLC and your organization identify. On this case, your private identify won’t be proven. For those who haven’t included but, there isn’t a manner round that. For those who don’t need your private identify to be proven, file in your organization identify.
Bradley Sutton: All proper, that’s good recommendation. Some other recommendation that you just give to sellers who perhaps haven’t filed for a trademark but or perhaps they filed for a trademark, however they could have finished considered one of these or perhaps they’re unsure precisely how they did it. Like perhaps they need to overview it or what some, simply closing recommendation you can provide a few of our listeners right here?
Anita Mar: Effectively, one of many issues I had needed to say is in case you are a newbie, in case you’re simply starting, I do know many Amazon sellers need to file within the US as a result of in case you promote within the US in case you promote on amazon.com, that’s the trademark to have, and that’s comprehensible. sadly with the US course of, as a result of it takes so lengthy, down the highway, you might determine that you will change your product. With the US as you perceive now, you may’t actually get the eventual registration till you promote your merchandise. So in case you filed for product A, and now you promote for product B, you will be unable to get your trademark registered. In case your want is to get into the model registry as quickly as attainable, a very good answer is to file out of the country that’s faster. For instance, the UK or Germany. We do file within the UK quite a bit and you’re going to get the trademark in three and a half months, and this trademark will will let you get into the model registry. It would will let you optimize your itemizing. It provides you with enhanced model content material. So as soon as your checklist will get optimized, you’ll not have many hijackers. After which, so let’s say in six months when you recognize what you’re going to promote once you discovered your area of interest product, then you may file within the US. As a result of we’ve seen this too many occasions that individuals file for their very own merchandise or they determine so as to add merchandise, however they filed within the US, so now they’re caught with a US trademark, they usually have to really use the trademark as a result of except they use it, they won’t get registration they usually will be unable to get into the model registry. And that’s, that’s essential as a result of the aim clearly is to be within the model registry as quickly as attainable. When you’re itemizing picks up and you’ve got some gross sales, you should have hijackers. With out model registry, you will be unable to do a lot. You will be unable to optimize your itemizing. You will be unable to get any assist from Amazon. You may be shedding quite a bit in gross sales. Having a trademark is important. And in case you haven’t selected the merchandise but or in case you suppose you might be altering the merchandise down the highway, file it within the UK, perhaps at first. And it’s additionally cheaper. It’s quicker. Within the UK, you don’t have to make use of your trademark not like the US, so that you don’t should file any assertion of use. There isn’t a requirement to really promote your merchandise within the UK earlier than your trademark registers. So which means you may file fairly broadly, and nonetheless get your trademark registered. And one other distinction is that within the UK they don’t have a look at confusion. So not like just like the US, they left it as much as the homeowners to determine whether or not a trademark is confusingly related. Within the US, the logos workplace can cease you they usually can say, “oh, hey, this trademark can’t be registered. It’s too near this different registered trademark.” in case you persuaded the examiner, your trademark can be printed for opposition functions after which third events could oppose the registration of your trademark. There are two steps within the US. Within the UK, there is only one. The logos workplace will not be going to cease you. They’re going to publish your trademark for opposition functions. After which if anyone decides that your trademark is just too near their trademark, they will oppose. In order that’s why the entire course of is far faster and simpler. And the success fee is far larger within the UK than within the US. That’s why it might be a foul thought for inexperienced persons—along with the US trademark—submitting the UK, as properly. if the price range solely permits for one trademark, ask your self a query: are you able to look ahead to 9 months or longer earlier than getting within the model registry? If the reply is sure, we are able to file within the US; if the reply isn’t any, I should be within the model registry like tomorrow or in three months, then it’s a must to file within the UK.
Bradley Sutton: Fascinating. Yeah, that’s one thing I’ve not thought of about submitting out of the country. Thanks very a lot, Anita, on your time right here. I’ve extra questions. I’m positive others have extra questions. So how can they attain you or in the event that they need to maybe rent you to assist them to register their trademark, how can they discover you?
Anita Mar: Yeah, properly, we have now the vendor logos web site.
Bradley Sutton: sellertrademarks.com proper?
Anita Mar: Sure. In sellertrademarks.com we’re going to be including the UK quickly so it is possible for you to to purchase a bundle. There can be extra variation as a result of proper now we simply have one trademark. The US, however we can be including to the UK quickly, so individuals will be capable of have extra selection.
Bradley Sutton: Glorious. All proper. The web site is up now. It’s sellertrademarks.com. Relying on once you guys are listening to this, you may see the choice of the UK logos sooner or later, nevertheless it’s all the time going to have the one for the US there. I’m trying on the web site now, and I haven’t seen it shortly, however there are a continuously requested questions right here on the entrance web page and you then guys can put in your data there and Anita will assist you. So Anita, thanks once more for this tremendous worthwhile data. I feel this is essential for anyone who’s or at present promoting on Amazon to guarantee that they learn about why there’s a want for this trademark and do it the best manner. I actually respect you becoming a member of us and hopefully, we’ll have you ever again on sooner or later.
