Owning What You Create

Owning your intellectual property (ip) is a great way to protect you and your business. It is hard to

predict what will be the next big thing business wise, but as a business owner you have to do your due

diligence to protect what you have created and brought to fruition. There are some ways legally you can

protect your intellectual property from being stolen or infringed upon illegally. You can get your

intellectual property protected by The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). The United

States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is the federal agency for granting U.S. patents and

registering trademarks. Does it take time, yes it does, but anything worth having is worth putting forth

the effort to have. You can also Copyright your intellectual property too. Copyright is a form of

protection provided by the laws of the United States to the authors of “original works of authorship”

that are fixed in a tangible medium of expression. An original work of authorship is a work that is

independently created by a human author or authors, and possesses at least some minimal degree

of creativity. You can do your research and see which form of protection is best for you and your

country.

In this episode we talk about the now three applied and accepted USPTO trademark Watch4theHook

owns. We (me and Tatiana) filed all the paperwork and paid for it on our own. We have had questions

and we know whom inside the USPTO to reach out to and get those questions answered. Tune in to this

episode and find what you need to see if you need to protect your intellectual property.

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