Conquer the Copycats

FYI: Blasting your copycat(s) on social media won’t solve the problem. ⠀⁣
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But you know what will? Copyright registration. © ⠀⁣
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Ever had your work copied or stolen? You know how terrible this feeling can be.⠀⁣
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All of that hard work and creative effort - for what? For someone else to rip it right out of your hands (or in most cases, from your website, social media, online shop, etc.) ⁣
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[Heads up - if you’ve been fortunate enough to never have your work stolen from you, you’ll want to save this post! ]⠀⁣
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So what does the word “copyright” MEAN? A “Copyright” is the legal ownership of something you’ve created. You can protect many kinds of things that you create with a copyright registration with the US Copyright Office. (Note that this is different from trademark protection, which is usually for a brand name/logo/slogan/etc).⠀⠀⁣
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What does copyright PROTECT? Copyright protection ensures that you, as the creator of someTHING have the exclusive right to use that THING.⁣ That means others can’t copy/take/steal your creations! ⠀⠀⁣
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What CAN YOU PROTECT under copyright? Blog posts, e-books, t-shirt designs, stickers, courses, webinars, video content, podcast episodes, photographs, & more! As long as you’ve created something original, you usually can protect it under copyright!⠀⠀⠀⁣
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If you’re ready to finally protect your work, DM me! Or, if you’re itching to file your own copyright application, check out The Copyright Toolkit (link in bio). ⠀⁣
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Here’s how this Self-Study Copyright course will put you at ease:⁣
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Learn what copyright actually is & what it can protect for you.⠀⠀⁣
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Rest easy knowing you’re secure from competition stealing your unprotected work. ⁣
Become a magnet for collaborations & licensing deals with a fancy new ©. ⠀⠀⁣
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Obtain ownership of your creative works with guidance on how to file your copyright application. ⠀⠀⁣
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⁣Click the link in my bio to grab your Copyright Toolkit for 31% off through tomorrow only! ⠀⁣
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*Disclaimer: This post is strictly for general informational purposes only and is not intended to constitute legal advice.