Consider hiring a trademark attorne

Consider hiring a trademark attorney. A trademark attorney experienced in trademarking names, slogans and designs can help you pick a successful mark. He or she will be well versed in what qualifies as strong or weak, and will be able to assist you in your search to find out whether the mark is already in use. A trademark attorney can also help you navigate the complicated application process and give you the best shot at getting your mark registered.
Consider using your mark without getting it registered. If your mark is strong and has never been used, you can trademark it on your own simply by using it in commerce for several years. You may write TM after the word, phrase or design without getting it registered. However, if you don't register your trademark with the USPTO, it won't come with certain rights, including but not limited to the following:
• The right to use the registered trademark logo (®).
• The ability to bring about legal action in federal court.
• The right to list your trademark in the USPTO database, making it searchable by others.
2. Filing the Application
File the application online. The easiest way to file an application is to use the Trademark Electronic Application System (TEAS).[4] You will need to submit a $325 application fee, along with the following information:
• Applicant name and address.
• A depiction of the mark
• Goods and services related to the mark.
• Basis for filing.
• Specimen (If applicable). If your mark will appear on clothing tags or labels, you'll need to submit an image of the specimen.
• Signature.
Check your application status regularly.
Maintain your trademark. It's up to you to make sure that no one else uses your mark after it has been legally registered. If you find out that someone is infringing on your rights, you'll need to bring about legal action to enforce your trademark.
3. Build a trademark
Finally, do with friends and co-workers and make a list of the most original trademarks on the products in their memory.