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 clients, builds trust, and carries momentum into 2026.

But here’s what successful entrepreneurs know will be too painful if overlooked:
If it’s not trademarked, your hard work could belong to someone else.

So before we close the books on this year, I’m opening up two smart, no-nonsense ways to lock in protection and save.

Option 1: Save Your Filing Fees

If you are filing one trademark, this option keeps it clean and efficient.

We will credit up to $350 toward your USPTO filing fees on a new trademark engagement.
Same strategy. Same legal protection. Less out of pocket.

This is ideal if you are protecting:

• A primary brand name

• A flagship offer or product

• A customized logo you are actively using or about to launch

Option 2: Protect More Save More

When you file two trademarks at the same time, you receive HALF off your attorney fees for the second trademark filing ($1,250 savings)

This option is ideal if you want to protect:

• A new offering you’re launching next year

• A brand name plus a signature program

• A business name and logo

If you are building a brand with layers, this is the power move. Many established entrepreneurs file this way because it locks down future growth now, at a significantly lower cost.

Want to make sure your brand is actually yours?

Book a consult and we’ll check on your brand name together and walk through the next right step for your business.

Why this matters

I see it all the time. Businesses scaling quickly, brands gaining traction, and then legal issues surface at the worst possible moment.

Someone else files first.
A brand gets confused with another business.
Momentum turns into damage control.

Trademarks are not about fear of what might happen, but more about brand control and long-term brand value.

If your brand matters to you, protecting it should not be an afterthought.

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 details
• We will confirm which option makes the most sense for your business before moving forward

If you want help deciding which option fits your brand strategy best, just reply to this email or book a consult. We will keep it efficient and tailored to you.