Lately, there's been an enormous amount of copycats, blatantly copying our shape, our tags,

our designs, like stealing straight up our designs, and recreating them.

The moment you publish something, a work of art, any type of art, right, creation, you are protected

under U.S. copyright law.

However, here's where it's really annoying.

The government's like, yeah, you're protected.

But if you actually want to go after someone, you have to be registered. So, we learn this the hard way.

What's up, guys? You're listening to another episode of Selling on Amazon with Andy Isam in this episode.

We're going to talk about how to protect your designs with copyright registration.

This has been a hot topic on my weekly Zoom Q&A call with students in my coaching programs.

Those are students in my Anaconda and Jaguar programs.

Just quick update for you guys before we dive too deep into the episode.

I actually opened up my weekly Zoom Q&A call. That's a one hour call I do every week

for lifetime access to all Anaconda and Jaguar students.

That means when you join one of my programs, Anaconda or Jaguar,

you get to come on my live call. You get to ask questions to me just like this on video in real

time. And those calls have been amazing. I love the messages that I'm getting from my students

after those calls. I get people messaging me on Facebook, on Instagram saying, dude, what a great

call this week. We're talking about so many things. I'm giving you guys every week all the updates

from Amazon, from Amazon news and updates. I'm giving you all the updates in the world of Amazon

and e-commerce in general from articles I'm reading, from what's changing in the economy, sourcing,

all that kind of stuff. We're sharing, gosh, we're sharing stock market data. We're sharing

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