The Nantong trademark is the image of the company. Generally speaking, businesses need trademarks for company development. Over time, a trademark will become more and more valuable. A good trademark can not only make the company grow bigger and bigger, but also let more people know the brand.
As far as trademarks are concerned, the definition of trademarks is different in the laws of various countries around the world, but in most Chinas, the essence of trademarks is the same. The production and exchange of trademarks in goods is very important, which is closely related to people's daily lives.
A trademark is also a symbol of a product. It is a special mark used by commodity producers or operators on certain products, commodity packaging and other promotional materials to significantly distinguish their newly produced or operated products from similar products produced or operated by others. These marks consist of words, graphics, letters, numbers, lines, names, tones or sounds.
Do you know the main characteristics of a trademark? A trademark is a distinctive sign applicable to certain goods or services. Products are exchanged for products of labor. Products in the sense of trademark law refer to goods that can be used in a "certain range" and "certain quality" of goods circulating in the market. Service refers to advertising, finance, construction, cleaning and other services, which is an intangible product. A trademark is not an ordinary symbol; it is a special mark that is consciously used by the product producer or operator on the product.
Trademarks are signs of different qualities of different types of goods and of different producers and operators. It should have distinct features that make it easy to identify. Products in the same category include identical products and similar products. The basic function of a trademark is to clearly distinguish the different origins, qualities and characteristics of goods of the same category, and then to explain certain qualities of the product and to establish the reputation of the producers and operators of the goods.
The elements that constitute a trademark are usually text, graphics, or a combination of text and graphics. A "word trademark" is a trademark name composed of words, such as the "Peony" brand TV; a "graphic trademark" is a trademark name composed of graphics, such as the city wall pattern of the Great Wall Fan trademark; and a "combination trademark" is a trademark name composed of words and graphics. In addition, the trademark and product name as well as the store model are related and cannot be mixed with each other. A trademark cannot just be a "logo" composed of graphics and text, but must also have a certain name, such as "Guangming" brand, "Lighthouse" brand, etc.
Trademarks can identify certain qualities of a product by building reputation. It can provide product information to consumers in the market, reflect specific product quality and service consultation, and enable customers to identify the brand and purchase, thereby making the trademark competitive.