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As a collection of words, a slogan is recognized as a "mark" under Section 2(m), and it can also be a "trademark" under Section 2(zb) because it can be graphically depicted. For a slogan to be registered, it must be distinctive in character, just like any other conventional type of trademark.

As a collection of words, a slogan is recognized as a "mark" under Section 2(m), and it can also be a "trademark" under Section 2(zb) because it can be graphically depicted. For a slogan to be registered, it must be distinctive in character, just like any other conventional type of trademark.

How to Trademark a Quote Step 1: Perform A Comprehensive Search. We will conduct a thorough trademark search to ensure your desired mark doesn't closely resemble existing registered trademarks. ... Step 2: File the Trademark Application. ... Step 3: Monitor Your Application. ... Step 4: Finalize Your Registration.

Ideally, a great tagline is 2-4 words, and absolutely no longer than 7-8 words. Remember, this is not a mission statement where you need to explain your grand vision and how you will accomplish it--it's a short phrase that should attract and stick with potential customers. “Just Do It.” “Think Different.”

Tagline comes under trademarks and its registration is regulated under the Trademarks act 1999 and Trade rules 2002, though not compulsory to register, it is very important rather prudential to register your trademark as it helps enterprise to use, share and assign it.

Yes, it is possible to trademark a phrase or slogan if it meets the necessary requirements for trademark protection. To be eligible, the phrase or slogan should be distinctive, non-generic, and capable of identifying the source of goods or services.

Nevertheless, a brand tagline/slogan can be protected as a trademark under the Trademark Act 1999 which defines “mark” as a device, brand, heading, label, ticket, name, signature, word, letter, numeral, shape of goods, packaging or combination of colors or any combination thereof.