Protect the business you're building.
You've invested in your name, logo and online presence. Do you know what you own, what you've checked, and what still needs attention?
The Brand Protection Guide helps U.S. business owners organize their brand assets, identify questions worth investigating and take practical next steps.
Get the guide — $19
Six areas every business owner should understand.
Identify your brand assets
Inventory names, logos, online properties and the products or services you actually offer.
Check your name
Learn how to document preliminary searches and why an exact-name search isn't enough.
Review creative ownership
Locate design agreements and understand why paying for a logo doesn't always settle ownership.
Control your accounts
Verify domain, website and social-account access, recovery contacts and renewals.
Build your records
Organize agreements, use history and trademark records so you can find them later.
Review and respond
Plan ongoing checks, preserve possible issues and recognize when to seek legal advice.
Visual explanations. Practical examples. A 30-day plan.
Preview pages from the actual 14-page guide.
Trademark education from an attorney and educator.
Amanda Bynum is the founder of Tucson Trademarks. She created this guide to help business owners ask better questions, keep better records and make more informed decisions about their brands.
This guide is not a trademark clearance opinion, filing service or substitute for individualized legal advice.
Brand Protection Guide
14-page illustrated PDF with explanations, examples, official resources and a 30-day action plan.
Purchase the guideThe guide references a separate companion checklist, which is not included in this purchase.
Frequently asked questions
Does this guide tell me whether my name is legally available?
No. It teaches an introductory information-gathering process, not a legal clearance analysis or opinion.
Will it show me how to file a federal trademark application?
It explains important registration concepts and preparation questions, but it is not a form-by-form filing manual.
Is it only for Arizona businesses?
No. It provides general educational information for U.S. business owners. State-specific requirements may differ.
Does buying the guide make me a Tucson Trademarks client?
No. Purchasing the guide does not create an attorney-client relationship. Legal services require a separate agreement.
Make your next brand decision more informed.
Get Brand Protection Guide — $19General educational information current as of October 2026. Not individualized legal advice, a clearance opinion, or a filing or enforcement service.