Case Study: Home Products Industry
Breaking down common threats encountered by home product brands and strategies to effective brand protection.

Most common types of brand infringement for Home Products
Counterfeit products
Fake social media accounts
Fake store pages
Top platforms for infringement:
Amazon
AliExpress
Temu
eBay
The market:
The home goods market is booming on e-commerce platforms, with Amazon seeing 35% of its sales from home-related items.
Similarly, Temu's home goods also make up around 35% of platform's total sales, while eBay's home and garden category contributes to 12% of its sales.
Without a strong presence on these marketplaces, brands risk losing visibility over how their products are being represented—making it much harder to detect and stop fakes.
The problem:
Shortly after launching their product line on Amazon, our client began noticing suspicious activity: new listings for what appeared to be their product—same imagery, similar title—but from unauthorized sellers. Some were undercutting their price significantly.
Despite having a registered trademark, the brand didn’t have the resources or know-how to monitor these issues effectively. With limited ability to track down each infringer or navigate Amazon’s takedown process, the situation remained unresolved for months, resulting in significant loss of revenue and customer trust.
The solution:
When a brand like this reaches out to Trama, the first step is understanding what’s happening and how much damage has already been done. Here's how we typically respond:
1. Infringement detection
We start by checking your trademark status to confirm what we can act on. Then, our team looks across major platforms - like Amazon, Etsy, and social media - to find any listings, profiles, or stores misusing your brand.
2. Threat assessment
Once we’ve mapped out what’s happening, we walk you through the findings clearly. You’ll see what the risks are, where they’re coming from, and how serious they may be. And most importantly, you choose how to respond.
3. Enforcement
From our experience, the combination of Warning Letters and takedown requests resolves about 97% of cases - often without the need for further legal action. Whatever your decision, we handle the next steps for you - making sure each case is followed up properly.
4. Ongoing protection
Once the initial threats are dealt with, we stay in your corner - monitoring your brand online and flagging new issues early, so you’re not caught off guard again.