10 quick questions to discover Your TradeMark
Readiness Score, and what to do next to protect your
brand-name, method, and reputation before someone else does.
↓↓↓ Type in your details to get to the quiz ↓↓↓
↑↑↑ Discover how protected your brand truly is, in under 3 minutes.↑↑↑
You will find out in under 10 minutes how protected your brand really is, and the intelligent next step to safeguard your name, method, and reputation before someone else claims them.
✨ Perfect for visionary founders who want clarity and confidence
⚡ No fluff, no filler. Just your score and a clear path forward
👉 Take the quiz now, because your empire deserves protection.
What people have to say:
Philip Mallourides
When working with business owners, the topic of branding often comes up. This week I took the Find Your Trademark Readiness quiz from Celeste to give me the education and understanding of whether a trademark should be applied. It didn't disappoint. It asks the important questions of your brand and whether you have anything that is unique and if you've tried to trademark or not.
The questions make you think about your brand and how you could protect them. The score gives you an idea of how you're doing in protecting your assets and what the next steps are. Now when I think about trademarks, I have an expert on hand to refer to.
Lynne Stainthorpe
Many years ago, when I worked in corporate branding and marketing, I learned about the value of Trademarks in protecting IP and creating long-lasting competitive advantage.
Now, I work with founders, entrepreneurs and small business owners and the same rules apply. This is why I encourage clients to take Celeste's online questionnaire. It's a valuable exercise that plays an important role, in educating people about the value of trademark registration, the pitfalls and the importance of perceiving
trademark protection as strategic for brand and business.
(Lynne has taken the quiz, herself)
Anthony Palacin
I must say I didn't know what to expect with this quiz but I was curious about what stage of my I.P. development I was at and whether it was worth pursuing further legal protections or not
- that quiz gave me the clarity that I needed
- and I found it quite insightful, based on the questions asked, to infer about some of the factors behind the decisions of what determines ones readiness to create/protect ones I.P.
For a quick and free assessment,
I would definitely recommend.
NB
All content on this landing page, including but not limited to text, graphics, logos, images, audio clips, digital downloads, and data compilations, is the intellectual property of GRAND IPR®️ and is protected by international copyright laws.
This content may not be reproduced, distributed, modified, transmitted, reused, reposted, or used for public or commercial purposes without express written permission from GRAND IPR®️.
Copyright 2025 © GRAND IPR®️. All rights reserved worldwide under the Berne Convention and Universal Copyright Convention. Limited quotations with appropriate attribution may be permitted under Fair Use doctrine.
10 quick questions to discover Your TradeMark
Readiness Score, and what to do next to protect your
brand-name, method, and reputation before someone else does.
↓↓↓Type in your details to get to the quiz↓↓↓
↑↑↑ Discover how protected your brand truly is, in under 3 minutes.↑↑↑
You will find out in under 3 minutes how protected your brand really is, and the intelligent next step to safeguard your name, method, and reputation before someone else claims them.
✨ Perfect for visionary founders who want clarity and confidence
⚡ No fluff, no filler. Just your score and a clear path forward
👉 Take the quiz now, because your empire deserves protection.
What people have to say:
Philip Mallourides
When working with business owners, the topic of branding often comes up. This week I took the Find Your Trademark Readiness quiz from Celeste to give me the education and understanding of whether a trademark should be applied. It didn't disappoint. It asks the important questions of your brand and whether you have anything that is unique and if you've tried to trademark or not.
The questions make you think about your brand and how you could protect them. The score gives you an idea of how you're doing in protecting your assets and what the next steps are. Now when I think about trademarks, I have an expert on hand to refer to.
Lynne Stainthorpe
Many years ago, when I worked in corporate branding and marketing, I learned about the value of Trademarks in protecting IP and creating long-lasting competitive advantage.
Now, I work with founders, entrepreneurs and small business owners and the same rules apply. This is why I encourage clients to take Celeste's online questionnaire. It's a valuable exercise that plays an important role, in educating people about the value of trademark registration, the pitfalls and the importance of perceiving
trademark protection as strategic for brand and business.
(Lynne has taken the quiz, herself)
Anthony Palacin
I must say I didn't know what to expect with this quiz but I was curious about what stage of my I.P. development I was at and whether it was worth pursuing further legal protections or not
- that quiz gave me the clarity that I needed
- and I found it quite insightful, based on the questions asked, to infer about some of the factors behind the decisions of what determines ones readiness to create/protect ones I.P.
For a quick and free assessment,
I would definitely recommend.
NB
All content on this landing page, including but not limited to text, graphics, logos, images, audio clips, digital downloads, and data compilations, is the intellectual property of GRAND IPR®️ and is protected by international copyright laws.
This content may not be reproduced, distributed, modified, transmitted, reused, reposted, or used for public or commercial purposes without express written permission from GRAND IPR®️.
Copyright 2025 © GRAND IPR®️. All rights reserved worldwide under the Berne Convention and Universal Copyright Convention. Limited quotations with appropriate attribution may be permitted under Fair Use doctrine.