There is a lot of knowledge that needs to be understood about trademarks. People need to use trademarks in the market, so there are many important points about trademarks that people have already understood before registering. But is it just knowledge of registered information? There are also many things to pay attention to when using a trademark. What specific important information you need to know is discussed below.

When a trademark is used, where does the corresponding trademark appear? Trademarks can be attached to goods, product packaging, containers, and labels by direct affixing, engraving, branding, or weaving. Some goods will be attached with instructions or signs to introduce the goods or services. It can also be used above this.

In addition, trademarks can be used in radio, television and other media, in publicly distributed publications, and in advertisements for the trademark or the products using the trademark through billboards, mail advertisements or other advertising methods. Generally speaking, trademarks can play a role in identification and publicity. Wherever there are these two, trademarks must be used properly.

Of course, there are also logos on the doors or signboards of some physical stores. Employees' clothing and various items and machines in the store can all use their own registered trademarks. In addition, during real advertising, the trademark can be imprinted here most directly to attract people's attention at the first time.

Not counting the circumstances under which trademarks are used, understanding the relevant circumstances can effectively avoid such use, and then companies can use trademarks correctly in an effective environment to protect trademarks from being invalidated or revoked. Those scenarios are: not used in the open commercial field, used only as gifts, only transfer or licensing without actual use, symbolic use only for the purpose of maintaining trademark registration, etc.

After understanding the relevant matters of the trademark, you can use it effectively without any risk. Since the trademark is registered, it is protected by the law, so companies must be extra careful not to invalidate the use of the trademark. , which is unreasonable.