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ARTICLE · 04 NOVEMBER 2022

Translating And Protecting Brands In The Chinese Market

Brand protection has always been crucial: it not only reflects the development strategy of the enterprise, but also encapsulates the spirit and characteristics of the brand that consumers...

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Brand protection has always been crucial: it not only reflects the development strategy of the enterprise, but also encapsulates the spirit and characteristics of the brand that consumers will gradually accept and remember.

The first point of  brand protection is to carry out brand design. A design that exhibits strong originality and distinctiveness will be able to express the spirit or theme of the brand as a specific name or logo and will be a key element in future advertising and product sales to deepen customer recognition and  build a brand  effect.

It is, therefore, crucial for foreign brands that are preparing to enter the Chinese market to consider how to translate and protect their brands.

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