Your brand is an asset. Treat it like one.
If you’re building something real, your brand is already working harder than you think.
It attracts the right clients.
It builds trust before you ever get on a call.
It carries momentum into 2026 and beyond.
But here’s what successful entrepreneurs understand — often because they’ve seen it go wrong before:
If your brand isn’t trademarked, your hard work could legally belong to someone else.
Why This Matters More Than You Think
As businesses grow, visibility grows with them. And visibility is exactly when brand risk shows up.
I see it all the time:
A business scales quickly and gains traction
Someone else files the trademark first
A brand gets confused with another company
Momentum turns into damage control
Trademarks aren’t about fear.
They’re about control, clarity, and long-term brand value.
If your brand matters to you, protecting it shouldn’t be an afterthought.
Two Smart Ways to Lock in Protection Before Year-End
Before we close the books on this year, I’m offering two straightforward options to help you secure your brand while saving money.
Option 1: Save on Filing Fees
If you’re filing one trademark, this option keeps things clean and efficient.
You’ll receive up to $350 credited toward your USPTO filing fees on a new trademark engagement.
Same strategy.
Same legal protection.
Less out of pocket.
This option is ideal if you’re protecting:
Your primary brand name
A flagship offer or product
A custom logo you’re actively using or about to launch
Option 2: Protect More, Save More
When you file two trademarks at the same time, you’ll receive 50% off attorney fees on the second filing — a $1,250 savings.
This option is ideal if you want to protect:
A new offering launching next year
A brand name plus a signature program
Your business name and logo
If your brand has layers, this is the power move. Many established entrepreneurs file this way because it locks in future growth now — at a significantly lower cost.
The Bigger Picture
Trademarks aren’t just legal paperwork. They’re about protecting momentum before it becomes leverage for someone else.
Your brand is an asset — one you’ve invested time, creativity, and energy into building. Treating it like an asset means protecting it early, intentionally, and strategically.
Important Details
Offers apply to new trademark engagements only
Engagement must occur by end of business on December 31
USPTO fees and eligibility depend on filing specifics
We’ll confirm which option makes the most sense for your business before moving forward
If you’d like help deciding which option fits your brand strategy best, you can book a consultation or simply reach out. We’ll keep it efficient, clear, and tailored to where your business is headed.