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Steve Waine

More and more of us are using social media. It’s an ideal place for marketers to promote brands, products or services. And, with the growth in influencer marketing, many brand owners are allowing third parties to use their trade marks. With the increasing number of posts and the frequency at which campaigns are being launched, it’s important for marketing departments and agencies to act quickly if they see someone is using their Trade marks on social media.
We’ve put together a handy list of our top tips on how to best prepare to respond or take action:
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About Steve Waine

Murgitroyd is a leading intellectual property firm supporting innovative businesses across a wide range of sectors. From patents and trade marks to designs, copyright, and IP strategy, their expertise extends beyond legal protection to helping organisations maximise the value of their ideas. Working across industries such as life sciences, engineering, technology, and creative sectors, Murgitroyd combines technical insight with commercial understanding to deliver tailored, forward-thinking solutions.