How does a trademark become a holiday brand?

For trademarks to become holiday brands, there is a need for proper advertising as well as continuous enforcement and monitoring to safeguard the brands and maintain consumer loyalty.

Such efforts include continuous trademark enforcement as well as prevention and quashing of third-party counterfeits that can easily tarnish a brand.

Read about how brands become holiday brands.

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