Welcome to Kerry Carroll’s Blog
Legal education for Coaches & Creative Entrepreneurs
Grab a cup of coffee, friend. Let's bust some new business myths.
Hey there, friend! If you're reading this, it's safe to say two things. One, you're looking to dive headfirst into the rollercoaster of entrepreneurship (and gosh, what a thrilling ride it is). Two, you've heard a lot of things about starting up a business – some great, some downright scary.
Well, dear reader, it's time to slay those business myths and misconceptions that are standing between you and your entrepreneurial dreams. Because let me tell you, little nuggets of misguided wisdom can be more damaging than any hiccup on your journey to success.
So let's get the truth bombs dropping, shall we?
Mastering Trademarks for Small Businesses: A Comprehensive Guide to US Law
Dive deep into US trademark law tailored for small businesses! Learn the differences between trademarks, patents, and copyrights, and why a domain name isn't enough. Explore the intricate process of trademark searches, and ensure your brand stands out and remains protected. Knowledge is power – empower your business journey!
Protecting Your Podcast: Essential Steps and Key Clauses For Ultimate Content Protection
Unlock the secrets to protecting your podcast's value and content. Dive deep into the importance of LLCs, copyright registration, and crafting comprehensive guest agreements. Ensure your podcast thrives securely.
Does my Podcast Need an LLC?
Podcasting is a great equalizer. There are low barriers to entry and everyone has something to say. I love podcasts and listen to at least a few every day while walking my dog or commuting. I am so happy that so many people take the time to share their passions, interests, and knowledge publicly and for free. They are so ubiquitous that it might be surprising to learn that your podcast should absolutely have an LLC.
What?! Why does my podcast need an LLC?
If you’ve been around here long, you know that an LLC is a Limited Liability Company and that it can provide you protection by separating your personal liability from your business’s liability.