Copyright & Trademark Guidelines
Introduction
Many of the words we use are copyrighted or trademarked, which actually cost the company a considerable amount of money to accomplish and maintain. Let's use the correct symbols to denote this, when appropriate.
Copyright Information
When referencing the books, The Emotion Code or The Body Code, add the copyright as instructed by our attorney.
See the letter and Certificate of Registration sent to us by Robert A. Gurr, Attorney.
Trademark Symbol Guidelines for USA:
Use trademark symbols in written pieces (articles, marketing emails, landing pages, newsletter pieces, etc) with these words and phrases:
The Emotion Code®️
The Body Code™️
Dr. Bradley Nelson®️
HealersLibrary®️
Belief Code™️
Discover Healing®️
Discover Healing Logo®️
el Código de la Emoción®️
Heart-Wall®️
Correct Usage
- Use the correct trademark symbol on the first occurrence (or most prominent display) of the word within the body of the piece.
- Do not use a trademark symbol in the title or heading of a piece (to prevent visual clutter).
- Do not use a trademark symbol within a link.
- If the written piece is very lengthy, you may use the trademark symbol again near the end of it (around the last paragraph), but one occurrence in a piece offers adequate legal protection, so it is not necessary.
- Registered trademark ®️ is created by using these keystrokes on a Mac: alt r
- Pending unregistered trademark symbol ™️ is created using these keystrokes on a Mac: alt 2
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