Honestly, I'd spend little to no time on this.
Startups do not live and die based on the uniqueness of their trademark. Your time is better spent working on your product. If / when you get real traction, you'll have enough cash to get this resolved.
Startups do not live and die based on the uniqueness of their trademark. Your time is better spent working on your product. If / when you get real traction, you'll have enough cash to get this resolved.
- comment using your company name as name and your website name in the website whenever you can (don't worry about nofollow links).
- publish as many articles as you can (original, unique content) on as many good article directories you can find. In your article use your company name as anchor text and link to your homepage.
- Search on Google a good list of web 2.0 properties and start publishing articles (one article/property is fine, more is better) in the same way. Anchor text: company name linking to the page you want people to see when they type your company name on Google.
This is really basic stuff, but if you are new to the thing it may keep you busy for a while.
Feel free to ask for any clarification or some other tip, I'm dead sleepy atm, signing off.