
Difference Between Brand and Trademark: Why Having Both Matters
When you’re starting or scaling a business, two terms you’ll hear often are brand and trademark. Many people assume they mean the same thing, but

When you’re starting or scaling a business, two terms you’ll hear often are brand and trademark. Many people assume they mean the same thing, but

Did you know you can form a U.S. LLC without ever stepping foot in the U.S.? In fact, thousands of Indian founders have already taken

Landing U.S. clients or setting up a company abroad is exciting until you realize you’re being taxed in both countries. Painful right? That’s where the

Starting a business is exciting — you’ve got the idea, the logo, maybe even the tagline. But there’s a hidden risk many founders overlook: trademark

When startups think about branding, most picture logos, catchy names, or colors. But few companies show the true power of intellectual property like Coca Cola.

Two founders walk into a pitch meeting with investors. Both have great products but only one leaves with funding. Why? Because investors discovered the other

What if your next billion-dollar idea gets stolen before you even launch? That’s the harsh reality many innovators face when they ignore trademark protection. Great

In 2025, the most powerful currency isn’t cash; it’s intellectual property. Imagine dominating global markets while you sleep. That’s the untapped power of IP licensing

Starting a business is exciting your ideas, your brand, your future. But many startups hit a wall because they overlook IP security. In today’s competitive

You’ve poured your heart into your startup. Late nights. Endless coffee. That “aha!” moment that sparked your big idea. But here’s the catch: if you’re

Did you know 60% of intellectual property theft happens from within your organization? Your trade secrets and patents aren’t just assets, they’re targets. In this

As a business owner, creator, or innovator, protecting your work is crucial. But here’s where it gets confusing: copyright, trademark, and patent are often tossed