After a trademark is licensed for use, its registration validity must of course be maintained by renewal.

In the final analysis, the right to a trademark is the exclusive right to use the trademark. Through licensing, you can obtain profits and obtain more property rights. There are three forms of trademark use license:

In practice, there are generally three forms:

Exclusive use license: means that the licensor grants full rights to use the registered trademark to a licensee The licensor promises to give up the right to use the trademark that it enjoys according to law during the term of the trademark license contract.

Exclusive use license: Exclusive use license means that the licensor promises that during the term of the trademark license contract, in addition to the licensor's own use of the licensed trademark in accordance with the law, the right to use the licensed trademark will only be granted to one licensee. If the trademark is used by another person, the trademark will no longer be licensed to a second party.

General use license: In a general use license, the licensor can license the licensed trademark to multiple people for use. At the same time, the licensor can also use the trademark himself.

Among these three types of licenses, exclusivity is equivalent to emptying out the exclusive rights. It cannot be licensed again, nor can it be used by oneself. The only thing that can be done is to renew the trademark;

Exclusive, The remaining rights are for your own use, and you can expand your use to obtain more benefits;

It is ordinary and can be sold countless times. Those that are poorly sold in the market belong to this category and can be beneficial in the short term.