Automation Tools: Implementing specialized software to detect and notify instances of counterfeit products and unauthorized sellers.
In the evolving landscape of e-commerce, brand protection on marketplaces has become paramount. Pierre Giraud, General Counsel of Pilot Europe, shares insights into their proactive approach to safeguarding the Pilot brand across European marketplaces.
Pilot encountered two primary challenges:
Initially, Pilot’s approach involved manual detection and legal notices to unauthorized sellers. However, this method proved time-consuming and often ineffective. Recognizing the need for a more efficient solution, Pilot adopted several strategies:
Automation Tools: Implementing specialized software to detect and notify instances of counterfeit products and unauthorized sellers.
Collaboration with Marketplaces: Engaging directly with platforms like Amazon and eBay to utilize their brand protection programs, such as Amazon’s Brand Registry and eBay’s Verified Rights Owner (VeRO) program.
Monitoring and Adaptation: Continuously monitoring the effectiveness of these strategies and adapting to new challenges, including the emergence of sophisticated counterfeit methods and seller impersonations.
Through these concerted efforts, Pilot achieved significant improvements in brand protection:
Pilot continues to refine its brand protection strategies by :
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