ABSTRACT
Every product or service has a trademark associated to it through a representation. This trademark, manifested in several ways and contents, has (must have) a duality: reason and sensitivity. The trademark duality, normally expressed by a symbol and an image, is manifested in the representation of explicit and implicit meaning in accordance with the target objective (sender pole) and the feelings provoked by the trademark/product in meaningful contact with the receptive pole, creating a cumplicity that unites them. The trademark is, therefore, a means which reproduces something which is working as a powerful interface and presents itself with a higher or lower degree of preconceived intentionality. Once the trademark is put in public contact, it manifests itself through the senses and is perceived, as well as desired, by the message receptor due to the language used and the environment in which the trademark/product circulates. A given quality observed in top-of-mind trad