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Build Your Online Business: GoDaddy’s BYOB

Firm plans to start promoting a different kind of BYOB.

It looks like GoDaddy.com will start promoting BYOB, but it has nothing to do with beer.

The firm filed two trademark applications at the end of last month. The firm filed application 85527616 for BYOB and application 85527612 for BYOB Build Your Online Business. Here’s what the applications have to say regarding the intended use:

C 035. US 100 101 102. G & S: Providing on-line information, namely, help-articles and business resources in the fields of business development and business management; Providing online services to businesses in the nature of bundle programs comprised of one or more functions, namely, domain services, email services, website builder, hosting services, services to increase traffic flow, social media integrations, email marketing, calendar, sizable file sharing, eFax integration and site analytics, to meet the individual needs of businesses related to online business development, marketing and business marketing

IC 045. US 100 101. G & S: Registering domain names for use on a global computer network

Both applications were filed as 1B, which means the firm intends to use the marks in the future.

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