Let me give you a brief answer:

1. Generally speaking: LOGO (logo, logo, special text, symbol, cartoon shape, certain specific sounds) As long as it is officially registered (formally approved) - it falls under the jurisdiction of the Trademark Law;

2. Trademark Law: There are international and domestic distinctions; internationally, it has been adopted worldwide No group or individual may appropriate the funny words, symbols, and logos as their own, and it is impossible to apply for registration, such as: the internationally accepted Morse code distress signal SOS; as well as the sound of sirens, firetrucks, and ambulances These special voices are not allowed to be identical or even similar to other voices...

3. Then, the domestic requirements and standards of any legal country must first obey the international standards; and then each country has its own national requirements. Internal standards and regulations, (so once a trademark applies for international registration, it has world-wide exclusivity), other groups or individuals are not allowed to appropriate, impersonate, abuse or misappropriate...

< p>4. The shape is the same as the one you mentioned above, but the color is different;...as long as the other party has registered it, you cannot use it, even if it is similar or close (trademark law has stipulated), if you insist on using it, you may get involved in international lawsuits (once the other party finds out and files an international infringement lawsuit...);

5. Also, although the nature of the enterprises is different, the names are different, The projects operated are also different, and their trademarks, logos, and signs cannot be the same; (the exclusivity of a trademark determines its uniqueness);

6. So the hidden dangers you mentioned above still exist. To be on the safe side, you need to check with the local Administration for Industry and Commerce (Advertising and Trademark Section)... to find out the trademark registration status of a clothing company in Europe... just to be on the safe side! ! Okay, this is a brief answer, but it’s actually quite detailed. Please proceed with caution!

1. First of all, you have to give it to the right person.

This depends on your value and status in the heart of the person who accepts the business card. If he regards you as a great person or a big shot or even admires you, then even if your business card has no characteristics or beauty, he will treat it as if it is you. Treasure, I have seen some people get so excited that they send three WeChat messages in a row after receiving a business card from a big shot in the industry. On the other hand, they look down upon you and it will be difficult for your business card to be discarded even if it is decorated with flowers.

2. The design of the business card must make the recipient love it.

This has to start with design. In design, we can pursue formal innovation. For example, for car sales, we can make special-shaped cards in the shape of cars, and for fruit delivery, we can make them fruit-shaped. You can also be innovative with materials, such as metal or leather (consider the cost) and be creative with the screen based on the audience’s preferences.

With the strong development of self-media, offline business cards have gradually declined. It is estimated that it is difficult to make people put it down through design. It is more reliable to work hard to improve your industry value and status.