In other words, flagship stores and specialty stores are not allowed to change trademarks. We can only solve the problem from the perspective of trademarks.
If you are a franchise store, this will be very easy to handle. TM's brand for half a year has a quality inspection report, and you can submit relevant authorization to increase the brand. TM needs an extra 50 thousand deposit (different categories, different prices) If it's R, there's still no need to add more money.
There's a fucking six-month problem. It is said that a well-run shop can wait for half a year. Of course, what is good, the audit is in Tmall.
I hope my understanding is helpful to you.
After reading your conversation, I'll give you some suggestions:
I smiled when I saw the impact on more than 20 entities.
If you really mind, do online special funds without dividing brands. Think about the problem of your goods under pressure and how much money you need to invest here.
Also, if you think a logo is still very important, then don't go to tm and just add two words you need next to your original R trademark. There is definitely no tm or R in this one, which is equivalent to a series under the brand. You can never understand what brand you are adding. I can only say what series it is.
Because there are more than two brands (except 35 kinds of trademarks) in the monopoly or flagship, there must be one that belongs to the release of non-agreed goods.
(For some categories, Xiao Er may authorize several brands under the flagship, such as Procter & Gamble and Gome, and take 35 categories. If you are a KA customer, you may have the opportunity to add more brands to you under the same category, such as some big-name underwear stores. )
From the beginning, your trademark R could not solve the problem of closing the store. If you can register as a 35-class sign or don't need to close it, it's up to you, because 35 classes are invited to enter.