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Agreed with all of this. You need to figure out how this is useful before 100,000 businesses sign up (which may never happen). Plus that value proposition: "Pr
by petervandijck 17y ago
Agreed with all of this. You need to figure out how this is useful before 100,000 businesses sign up (which may never happen).
Plus that value proposition: "Prospect Vista helps you connect in the marketplace" - what does that even mean?
Finally, have you actually spent the money to trademark "Go Commercial"? If not, don't use the tm sign.
Honestly, I think you're in way over your head.
- ABrandt 17y agoTechnically, you can use the TM sign on anything that is covered under trademark law. That indicates that the logo, tagline, etc. is a distinguishable visual cue unique to your business. To gain the most legal protection, however, you must register it with the USPTO and use ®. Surprisingly, I couldn't find an existing trademark on "Go Commercial" so it appears the OP is in the clear.