Box of Rain LLC

Your brand name may seem like the perfect type of item to trademark. After all, it is your name. But, that’s not always something that can work. One reason for this is the fact that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has some pretty strict rules on what can and cannot be trademarked in the first place.

The more unique and distinctive your brand name is, the more likely it is to be protected. Therefore, consider a trademark that is fanciful, suggestive, and creative. Below find a few important points to help you create your own unique name:

Think outside the box! With the right marketing and creativity, we can stand out as entrepreneurs. Creating a giveaway promotion combining complimentary goods and services is guaranteed to give returns. Consider partnering with another business that can provide something your customers really need. This can amp up the value of both businesses and provides each of the businesses with potential customers. An example is a moving company and a carpet cleaning company that could offer complementary services.

Advertising for entrepreneurs can come at a high cost. Learning to do it ourselves can be our best option as entrepreneurs. The type of advertising will also depend on the type of business. Many self-promoting ideas can be better suited for different types of business, many can also be combined. Keep in mind that there are also non-traditional advertising techniques.

Keep in mind that self-promotion is a leadership skill and it is one worth having. It’s a benefit that every one of us can learn. It’s also an added bonus in our personal and professional lives. We can use it to enhance our credibility as we look to align ourselves with similar initiatives. As we self-promote, we gain more access to networks, people and overall business. We are seen as people who add value.

Here are some ways that we can self-promote ourselves:

If you are looking to provide a great visitor experience for the traffic that lands on your website, you need to create a good website landing page. This is the web page on which all traffic to your website lands after being directed from a specific search result, like Google, Bing, or Yahoo, or seeing an online advertisement (banner display), or after clicking a link in an email.