[E-trademarks] Looking for feedback: Trademark Confusability Tools & Methods
Carl Oppedahl
carl at oppedahl.com
Sun Jul 27 10:21:04 EDT 2025
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Carl
On 7/27/2025 8:02 AM, Zarko via E-trademarks wrote:
>
> Dear E-Trademarks Community,
>
> A friend and I have just started a company that tries to use
> behavioral science and AI to quickly determine whether a proposed
> trademark is confusable with an existing trademark.
>
> Our goal is to give a cost-effective likelihood of confusion analysis
> for clearance searches, oppositions, and litigation that is a fraction
> of the cost of existing trademark surveys. Also, our turnaround time
> is immediate for our AI reports and one week for our behavioral
> science reports.
>
> I was hoping to briefly chat with trademark practitioners to
> understand the current tools and methods you use for confusability
> analysis, key pain points you face, and what would improve efficiency
> in your practice.
>
> This is purely for research—no sales pitch. If you're available to
> briefly chat about this for 15 minutes over phone or Zoom, please let
> me know.
>
> Thank you for your time.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> -Zarko
>
> *Zarko Perovic*
>
> www.confusability.ai <https://confusability.ai/>
>
> Harvard Law School JD 2022
>
> zarko at confusability.ai
>
>
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