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How PitchMark can deter a third party from stealing your idea

When you make a creative pitch to someone, it is unlikely that you will register a copyright, patent, or trademark for it, because you don’t have the time or money to do so. Besides, the law often does not protect you unless infringement occurs. In this clip, PitchMark founder Mark Laudi describes how you can have your client get the idea but not take it.
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Mark Laudi

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Let your clients get the idea, without taking it.

PitchMark deters idea theft and provides you with options if it happens.

PitchMark protects the expression of your original concepts, designs, proposals, business plans, creative pitches, music - in short, any idea that you conceived and published, and claim as your own. It gives you peace-of-mind by signalling to whoever you share it with that you are its creator, and that you wish to be respected as such.

If you receive or evaluate ideas or pitches, join PitchMark as a sign of your commitment to respect the Intellectual Property rights of their creators. Attract more in-depth pitches from a wider range of sources. Highlight your PitchMark membership in your Sustainability or CSR Report.

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