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Safeguarding L.L.Bean’s Quality Craftsmanship and Customer Trust at Scale
L.L.Bean enhanced the company’s in‑house IP enforcement to a strategic brand protection partnership with SnapDragon, expanding global monitoring, utilising AI-driven detection, and strengthening enforcement results around copycats, impersonation and phishing sites targeting L.L.Bean customers worldwide.
Protecting Innovation in Sport with IP and Brand Protection – On-Demand Webinar
Innovate your sport products with confidence. Our CCO, Mary Kernohan met Tiphaine Grosse, Senior Brand Protection Specialist at Amazon to discuss, live online while at IACC Annual Conference, exactly how to navigate and protect IP in the sports industry. The changing counterfeit threat landscape and how protecting your ideas today enables you to lead the market tomorrow.
Brand Protection Notebook: Exploring the Brand Protection Platform
One of my first tasks at SnapDragon was gaining an understanding of our brand protection platform. It provides a single technology environment in which both analysts and clients can review data, manage workflows, and extract insights from the data.
Creator-Led Dupe Culture in Beauty: What OLAPLEX has Taught us About Brand Trust
Counterfeit listings are no longer the only brand threat. Today’s beauty brands face a far more complex ecosystem where imitation spreads through creators, algorithms, affiliate marketing and social commerce before a counterfeit product is ever listed for sale.
The rise of creator-led dupe platforms demonstrates exactly why this shift matters.
The Shift from Reactive to Resilient: The Future of Brand Protection in Beauty
For many years, beauty and cosmetic brands have dealt with counterfeiting and imitation as isolated incidents attempting to steal sales — a fake product listing here, a suspicious seller there, and the occasional cloned website redirecting traffic.
However, the explosive rise of the Tik Tok “dupe culture” has fundamentally shifted the scale, speed and sophistication of the brand threat landscape.
Today, imitation is not happening in the shadows. It is happening openly, virally and at an industrial scale.
To be, or not to be… on TikTok or Amazon…
If you have a growing brand, or product, you absolutely need to register your intellectual property. Find out why.
