Get brand registry on Amazon by purchasing a trademark from My Amazon Guy

We highly recommend word mark. It’s easier and cleaner and best for Amazon. Sometimes Amazon will interpret a design logo mark with slightly different punctuation or spacing. But a word mark gets exact match every time.

We can file both a Word and a Logo mark but this requires a 2nd order.

Some companies use both a distinctive brand name and logo, so they decide to trademark both. This can be advantageous for certain brands, but both the brand name and the logo would require separate filing, which means double the fees. For this reason, many companies feel that filing a trademark for just their company name provides enough protection.

We can file both a Word and a Logo mark but this requires a 2nd order.

It can take 6-9 months before your trademark is officially registered. You should receive your initial response from the USPTO within 3 months. You can speed up the process by making sure your application is accurate and responding promptly to any office actions sent to you by the USPTO. Amazon recently started allowing brands to get their brand registry faster with a Pending Trademark and you no longer have to wait until final approval.

1. A USPTO search to make sure the TM will be accepted and isn’t too similar. 
2. A review of the wording/mark to make sure it passes UPTO requirements.
3. The filing of the TM.
4. Any non-complex responses required from the UPSTO to get the mark approved
5. If you are not actively selling your product, we can create a page for you to clear USPTO requirements.

You are purchasing a TM from us to do a search on the USPTO, file the mark, get you quick serial number, and then you can file brand registry and complete it in under 7 days. After the TM is on the principal registry, our work is done and managing your TM following the filing is your obligation. If the USPTO requests an action prior to the mark being accepted on the principal registry we will action it on your behalf.

Legally you need to have an item available for sale, and your brand name in use, to file on the principal registry with the USPTO.

For Amazon Brand Registry requirements we’ve seen the ability to place a sticker on an item with a brand name affixed.

It is ideal if you also have a website page with the item listed (on or off Amazon). 

The moment you have a product with packaging that has the logo on it. You want to reserve the name to protect it. But you also need a cell phone picture of said item to file the TM easily.

Yes. Either are fine. Amazon won’t care.

For Amazon purposes, the most important to trademark is your brand name. Whatever you TM will get brand registry on Amazon.

Typically you want a brand that has a store, and if you TM the legal name of your company but don’t want to display your company name anywhere, then that does you no good.

Trademarking a product name is a very specific mark to get. Many companies do this, but only after becoming the market leader for that product. If you TM the product name, you will likely only use that TM for one product type. And with that methodology would require multiple marks to build a brand.