Trademark Registration

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Types of Trademark Registration

When it comes to trademarking your brand, it’s a jungle out there. But if you don’t know which aspect(s) of
your brand image is worth protecting, it can be like wandering around in the dark. So let us help you find the light.

Product Mark

Unlike a service mark, which is used to identify a business and its services, a product mark identifies the origin of a good or product. A product mark also helps preserve the company’s reputation.

Service Mark

A service mark is similar to a product mark, but instead of identifying the source of goods, it identifies the source of services. Yahoo, for example, may brand certain products with a trademark; however, it uses a service mark on its internet searching service.

Collective Mark

The collective mark informs the public about the unique characteristics of the goods and services that are used to represent a group. A trademark holder can be an association, a public institution, or a Section 8 corporation.

Certification Mark

A certification mark is a sign, indicating that the goods/services are certified by the owner of the sign in terms of origin, material, quality and accuracy. This differs from a standard trademark and distinguishes goods/services that originate from a single company.

Shape Marks

Shape marks are used to distinguish the shape of a product so that customers will associate it with a specific manufacturer, thereby increasing brand recognition and sales.

Pattern Mark

The pattern marks are for products that have a uniquely designed pattern. If the pattern is not distinct, it will not be registered.

Sound Mark

A sound mark is a catchy tune, jingle, or mnemonic that identifies a brand or product. It can be used to help people remember the name of a product or service. One of the most well-known sound marks in India is the tune for IPL.