CHICAGO, IL / ACCESSWIRE / June 7, 2022 / Ana Law®, the law firm that specializes in trademarks and brand protection, has announced that its founder, Ana Juneja, has become the No. 1 trademark attorney on social media. With the milestone, the firm states that it is moving ahead with the next phase of its social media outreach, which includes incorporating other platforms such as TikTok as well as appearing on podcasts as a trademark attorney.

The development comes as the number of trademark applications continues to rise. 2021 saw a record surge, with a 63% increase in filings over the previous year. Behind the interest may lie the potential of trademarks to distinguish the products of one company from those of another. Ana Law® states that by definition, trademarks secure a brand's identity and come with legal protections that can help an owner who is threatened by infringement.

Ana Law® has been cultivating its social media presence to help more business leaders understand the possible benefits of trademarking their intellectual property. The firm says, "We have utilized social media platforms because in the age of the digital revolution, more people are online than ever before. We have found it to be a very effective way of connecting with individuals who are interested in trademarks. We are very proud that through her hard work and outreach, Ana has become the No. 1 trademark attorney on social media."

Ana Law® reveals that it has launched its new TikTok account and is reaching out to company leaders in all fifty states. "We have found that with the new generation of business owners, the old ways of marketing are no longer as effective," the firm says. "By establishing our presence on TikTok, we are already connecting with innovators who are interested in trademarking their intellectual property."

The firm was recently featured on an Entrepreneur podcast, with Ana talking to listeners about how people can protect their intellectual property. "The feedback we have received is that the content was very useful, and it has led to many inquiries and discussions about the importance of trademarking brands for online entrepreneurs and creators," Ana Law® says. "We are developing plans to do more podcasts in the future so that we can continue to spark conversations about IP protection."

Ana Juneja continues to give CLEs (continuing legal education) on how lawyers can reach a new, underserved client base via social media. "Our ability to connect with clients on the Internet is only impeded by our own creativity and persistence," Ana states. "It is a lot of fun to talk with our attendees about the potential that social media has for growing our law firms and helping those who have historically been overlooked."