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App stores and trademark law treat app names very differently, which creates confusion for founders at launch. This article explains when apps can share names, why approval does not equal protection, and when name conflicts actually arise.
Logo similarity and trademark infringement are often confused, but they are not the same thing. This article explains the difference in plain language, why many similar logos coexist, and when similarity actually becomes a legal concern.
Many logos look alike without causing issues, while others trigger disputes even when differences seem obvious. This article explains when logo similarity is tolerated, when it becomes risky, and what factors matter most before problems arise.
Many businesses only realise their logo is too similar after launch, investment, or public exposure. This guide explains how logo similarity is assessed, why basic searches are often misleading, and what signals matter before issues escalate
Startups have a high failure rate, but many of these downfalls are predictable. We break down the top 10 mistakes that kill new businesses and provide actionable strategies to ensure your startup survives and thrives.
Before launching an app, many creators struggle to confirm whether their chosen name is actually available. This guide explains how app name availability really works in 2026, what checks matter, and where common assumptions break down.
Checking whether a business name is already taken in the UK is not as simple as a single search. This guide explains how to check names properly, what “taken” actually means, and how to avoid common mistakes before you commit to a name.
It is possible for different apps to share the same name, depending on the app store and context. This article explains when duplicate app names are allowed, how app stores handle uniqueness, and where confusion or risk can arise.
Many Shopify sellers assume cease-and-desist letters are rare, verified, or legally decisive. In practice, they are often misunderstood, inconsistently enforced, and can trigger store disruptions even when no wrongdoing exists.
Crypto ticker symbols are not globally regulated, which can lead to duplicate or confusing symbols across exchanges. This article explains why ticker conflicts happen and how to identify potential issues before launch or trading.
Digital products and online courses often succeed or struggle based on how their names are perceived and whether they conflict with existing brands. This article explains the key steps and considerations for choosing names while minimizing the risk of later conflicts.
Many creators discover too late that their influencer name or handle creates conflicts, confusion, or limits growth. This guide explains what to check before you scale, using clear, practical steps based on how platforms and search engines actually work.