Someone is copying your work.
You found your photos on their site, your wording in their ads, or your product with a different label. It is infuriating, and the first instinct is to post about it everywhere.
Do not do that yet. The step that actually works is a formal letter that names the conduct, tells them to stop, and sets a deadline, all on the record.
Most people back down when they see you are serious and organised. A cease and desist letter is how you show that without escalating to a fight you did not want.
Start with a cease and desist letter
The document for this
Cease & Desist Letter
$25, once$25 once. States the conduct and a 14-day deadline, for copied work, trademarks and more.
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NDA / Confidentiality Agreement
$59If the leak came from someone you shared with, tighten confidentiality going forward.
Letter of Demand
$19If they also owe you money for the use of your work, pair it with a letter of demand.
The letter comes with guidance on sending it properly and what to do if they ignore the deadline. Keep it off social media while it plays out.