Thursday, September 12, 2013

TRADEMARK Vs. BRAND

All trademarks are brands, whereas not all brands are trademarks.

Trademark is a legal concept that protects unlawful use of the brand name by anyone else, and grants the owner of the trademark exclusive rights over the use of the brand name. Trade mark is in itself just a protector of a brand, and it gives the owner right to sue any unauthorized use of the trademark.


Brand name is a business term and has a commercial purpose and recollection value in the minds of the customers. Brand names are like signals that convey a meaning in the minds of consumers, and create a favorable image of a product in their minds to attract them to the products or services of the company. A brand is an image, a set of promises made by a company about its product, high quality, durability, and ease of use of a product as the case may be.

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