A strong trademark is one that is unique, distinctive, and not commonly used in the industry. It is also easily recognizable and memorable to consumers. Strong trademarks are usually made up of arbitrary or fanciful words that have no relation to the product or service being offered. For example, "Apple" for computers and "Nike" for sportswear.
On the other hand, a weak trademark is one that is generic or descriptive, and therefore not very distinctive. These types of trademarks are harder to protect as they are not easily identifiable to consumers as a specific brand. Examples of weak trademarks include "The Coffee Shop" for a café or "Pizza Place" for a pizzeria.
Choose a strong trademark for your business to ensure the best protection for your brand.
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