Copyright notice

Effective 25 October 2026

© 2026 Brand E5 (Bharath Yadav). All rights reserved.

Everything original on brande5.com belongs to us: the written content, blog posts and guides, the site design, the Brand E5 and BE5 names, the logo, the element tiles, illustrations, cover art, photos of our team and the source code. These are protected by the Indian Copyright Act, 1957 and by copyright and trademark laws in other countries, including the USA and the EU.

What you may do

  • Link to any page on this site.
  • Share our posts on social media or in messages, with a link back.
  • Quote short excerpts in your own article, talk or course, with credit to Brand E5 and a link to the original page.
  • Print or save a page for your own reference.

What needs our written permission

  • Republishing a full post or large parts of it, on a website, in print or in a product.
  • Translating or adapting our content and publishing it.
  • Using our name, logo or element tiles in a way that suggests we work with or endorse you.
  • Copying the site design or code.

To ask, email bharath@brande5.com.

Search engines and AI tools

Our robots.txt lets search engines and AI crawlers read the site, so our guides can be found and cited. That access does not transfer our copyright, and anything built on our content should credit Brand E5.

Client work and other brands

Client names, logos, websites and screenshots on our work page belong to those clients. We show them only to describe work we did. If you own one of them and want it removed or changed, email us and we will act on it promptly.

Names such as Google, Meta, WhatsApp and other products mentioned on the site are trademarks of their owners. Mentioning them does not mean they endorse us.

Report a copyright or trademark problem

If you believe something on this site uses your work or brand without permission, email bharath@brande5.com with:

  1. the work or trademark you own, and proof or a link showing it,
  2. the page address on brande5.com where it appears,
  3. your name, address, phone number and email,
  4. a statement that you believe in good faith the use is not authorised by you, your agent or the law,
  5. a statement that your notice is accurate and that you are the owner or authorised to act for the owner,
  6. your physical or electronic signature.

This follows the notice format used under the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act and works equally for claims under Indian or EU law. We review every notice and remove or fix material that infringes.