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Thank you so much for your words. I will definitely keep them in mind as I continue my research. In term of your suggestion about incorporating the business, I
by VuongN 15y ago
Thank you so much for your words. I will definitely keep them in mind as I continue my research.
In term of your suggestion about incorporating the business, I assume that I need to trademark the product's name and taglines? Is that enough protection?
Again, thank you so much for your advices--very helpful!
- flignats 15y agoNp - let me just say though that I am not a legal expert, I've only gone through the process before is all and can share my own advice. Trademarks are always a good idea if you have certain intellectual property that is unique to your service (logo, taglines, ect). Unfortunately, I cannot give you a specific suggestion for your situation. However, I would say that if you expect to take on outside investment in the near future then you can save yourself a lot of headache by just starting as a C corp. If you are going to build your company slowly, bootstrapped, growth all in-house - an LLC is probably your better option.