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How many classes of goods and services would we need on our trademark application to cover our PR, sales, marketing, advertising and training services?

Senior Trademark Attorney

Two classes cover this combination: Class 35 and Class 41.

Class 35 covers personal relations (PR), marketing, advertising, and sales-related business services. Class 41 covers training and education services. Together, these two classes provide coverage for the full range of services described.

If the business also produces media content as part of its communications services, Class 41 covers entertainment and media production as well. The descriptions within each class should be specific about the types of services offered.

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