1. According to the users of trademarks, they can be divided into:

1. Product trademark: Product trademark refers to the mark of the product, which is the most basic form of expression of the trademark.

2. Service trademark: A service trademark refers to a mark used to distinguish it from other similar services. For example, the marks used by insurance and financial institutions are service marks.

3. Collective trademark: A collective trademark refers to a mark registered in the name of a group, association or other organization, mainly for the members of the organization to indicate their membership in commercial activities.

2. According to the degree of reputation of the trademark, it can be divided into:

1. Ordinary trademark: a trademark that can be used under normal circumstances and does not receive special protection by law.

2. Municipal famous trademarks: mainly refer to trademarks that enjoy a high reputation, good quality and reputation in the market of local provincial capital cities, and enjoy special legal protection.

3. Provincial famous trademarks: mainly refer to trademarks that enjoy a high reputation, good quality reputation in a large geographical market, and enjoy special legal protection.

4. Well-known trademarks: mainly refer to trademarks that enjoy a high reputation, good quality reputation in a large geographical market, and enjoy special legal protection.