Why do you need a food truck business plan to start your journey as an entrepreneur? All the fun of creating culinary delights, from hot dogs to gourmet salads, without the hassles and financial burdens of a restaurant. A food truck is a perfect business for a creative and adventurous food entrepreneur. But it’s […] The post Here’s Our Guide to Creating Your Food Truck Business Plan appeared first on Trademarkia® Blog ..read more

  Starting a business is an exciting venture, but planning your finances is essential. You need to set yourself up for success. One aspect of this planning is determining how much money you need to start your new business. In this blog post, we’ll break down the costs of starting a business. Our entrepreneur John, […] The post How Much Money Do You Need to Start a Business? appeared first on Trademarkia® Blog ..read more

  In today’s fast-paced e-commerce world, safeguarding your brand and products is necessary to maintain a competitive edge. Recognizing this need, Amazon introduced a robust tool called Amazon brand gating. And this article will delve into this new program’s advantages and basics. Let’s explore the details of this invaluable feature.   What is brand gating […] The post How Does Amazon Brand Gating Protect Your Products? appeared first on Trademarkia® Blog ..read more

  South Africa has one of the most vibrant economies on the continent. It even boasts a highly competitive small business sector. Due to this competition, trademark protection has become vital to any business. The competitive edge registered trademarks or licensed logos can give a business, big or small, are significant. It protects the brand […] The post The Do’s and Don’ts of Trademark Registration in South Africa appeared first on Trademarkia® Blog ..read more

  T.I. & Tiny lose $100m OMGirlz dolls lawsuit, marking the end of a contentious 100 million legal battle that involved accusations of racism and extortion. In January this year, the Grammy award-winning rapper and his wife took to court. Their intention? To pursue an infringement allegation against toy company, MGA Entertainment. The pair accused […] The post Marking the end of a contentious 100 million legal battle that involved accusations of racism and extortion. appeared first on Trademarkia® Blog ..read more

  Deciding on the best entity type to set up for your business can be challenging. With so many options and so much unclear information, how do you even choose? Well, worry no longer. In this article, we’ll go through each business structure. This’ll help make your choices as small business owners that much simpler.  […] The post You’re Starting a Business: How Do You Choose the Right Entity Type? appeared first on Trademarkia® Blog ..read more

  A BIG WIN: Katy Perry loses a trademark battle with a fashion designer called Katie Perry. The case of Katie Perry, married name Katie Taylor, represents a win for small business owners. This is primarily because it’s not uncommon for small businesses to lack the financial power to support such challenging cases. Katie had […] The post A Win for Small Businesses: How Katy Perry Lost Against Katie Perry appeared first on Trademarkia® Blog ..read more

  LeBron James endorses Taco Bell Corp in their appeal in challenging the “Taco Tuesday” trademark owned by Taco John. Starring in the viral “Taco Bleep” video, King James repeats the popular phrase, “Taco Tuesday,” with “Tuesday” bleeped out. It ends with a link to the Freeing Taco Tuesday petition. The commercial is Taco Bell’s […] The post LeBron James Joins Taco Bell in Fight to Free ‘Taco Tuesday’ Phrase From Trademark appeared first on Trademarkia® Blog ..read more

  Launching your business is an exciting process. But it also brings a host of challenges, from finding the right co-founder to finding a unique proposition. One of the biggest challenges is money. Getting your capital in place through a small business loan, investors, or your own funds is a critical and difficult process. Once […] The post Hidden Costs of Starting and Running a Business appeared first on Trademarkia® Blog ..read more

  On 18 May 2013, the US Supreme Court ruled that Andy Warhol infringed on a copyright held by photographer Lynn Goldsmith. He created a series of silk screen images based on a photograph of the late musician Prince captured by Goldsmith in 1981. The court ruled 7-2 in favor of Lynn Goldsmith. The photographer […] The post Supreme Court Rules Against Andy Warhol Foundation in Copyright Battle Over Prince Image appeared first on Trademarkia® Blog ..read more