Can your brand name be used as a verb?
This may sound like a good thing, but actually, it may be on the verge of becoming a generic term.
Think about it: Have you ever asked someone for a Kleenex and they handed you toilet paper?
This is an example of a generic trademark (aka proprietary eponym) and to avoid this focus on selling a brand promise rather than a brand product.
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