Trade with affordable smart phones branded with the trademark

The international pictogram for clever communication

  • The eye.tel Ltd. has taken control of the ’twinkle face’ trademark (:eye) (EUIPO) with the business plan to select & trade as well as mark & brand reasonably priced products equipped with advanced, clever communication technology (AI-based optics, etc.)

  • The customer target group is a rapidly growing segment of European markets. Within this segment, superior social prestige is assigned to a competent, clever buying attitude rather than to radiation of ‘old’ premium-product wealth. Apt advertising claim for the target group, in a nutshell: “clever products for clever customers”

  • Sales and distribution envisage cooperation with European Trading Groups for consumer electronics and Telecommunication Companies, including concrete options to use the (:eye) trademark as private label and umbrella brand for selected partners

  • Production and design are matter of international negotiation and joint development with independent medium sized producers that have remained open for ‘unsolicited ideas’ and consultancy and that are interested in a fruitful cooperation for brand-building in Europe

  • The inborn message and the outstanding impact of the (:eye) trademark allow major savings in advertising fees, thus helping to grant sustainable attractive pricing

  • All negotiations are in preliminary state, with this homepage going online 1st of June 2022. Timeline for focusing on most attractive business partners: September 2022. The page may go temporarily off-line, due to NDAs to be closed for the sake of exclusive negotiation

Legal Brand-Building Protection: Transforming Latin letters into a twinkle smile face with the letters ‘e’ becoming eyes, and the letter ‘y’ becoming a nose, the (:eye) brand represents a genuinely creative figurative trademark. Legal protection of this intellectual property surpasses other design/copyrights - provided proper use as trademark is recognized. All colors and adaptions of the underlying letters will be considered as ‘use’, as long as the over-all impression of a twinkle face is maintained.