Using Other Trademark Names in Your Business (Facebook Live)

How can you use someone else's trademark in your own business -- in the name of a course or one of your products or services, or to compare your products to theirs? (For example, can you offer a course called "How to run your own Facebook® ads"?).

Learn the pros and cons to using a third-party trademark, best practices that may protect you from a cease and desist letter, and when it's time to consult with a lawyer who's an expert in intellectual property law.

Find out more about working with us here!

Back to blog

Explore More Helpful Articles and Podcast Episodes

View all
  • Text Message Marketing Could Cost Your Business Millions - Here's How to Protect Yourself

    Text Message Marketing Could Cost Your Business Millions - Here's How to Protect Yourself

    SMS text message marketing can be an incredibly powerful tool for engaging customers and driving sales. But there’s a hidden risk: even a single text sent without proper compliance could cost your business $500 to $1,500 in fines. We're breaking down the essential legal steps you need to take to keep your SMS marketing strategy compliant and secure.

    Text Message Marketing Could Cost Your Business Millions - Here's How to Protect Yourself

    SMS text message marketing can be an incredibly powerful tool for engaging customers and driving sales. But there’s a hidden risk: even a single text sent without proper compliance could cost your business $500 to $1,500 in fines. We're breaking down the essential legal steps you need to take to keep your SMS marketing strategy compliant and secure.

  • Avoid FTC Fines: 7 Best Practices for Using Testimonials in Your Marketing

    Avoid FTC Fines: 7 Best Practices for Using Testimonials in Your Marketing

    Client testimonials are a powerful marketing tool, but they can also pose legal risks if not used correctly. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has strict rules regarding testimonials, especially when making claims about results. In this article, we cover key legal do’s and don’ts to help you use testimonials effectively while avoiding hefty fines and ensuring transparency with your audience.

    Avoid FTC Fines: 7 Best Practices for Using Testimonials in Your Marketing

    Client testimonials are a powerful marketing tool, but they can also pose legal risks if not used correctly. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has strict rules regarding testimonials, especially when making claims about results. In this article, we cover key legal do’s and don’ts to help you use testimonials effectively while avoiding hefty fines and ensuring transparency with your audience.

1 2
View all