In April 2018, if you are looking to get a product or service registered under Goods, you would need to follow the necessary steps based on the specific country or region you are operating in. Here is a general guide on how to register your goods:

1. Determine the category: Identify the appropriate category or class under which your goods fall. Goods are often classified under different categories based on their nature, purpose, or industry.

2. Conduct a search: Before submitting your registration application, it is important to conduct a thorough search to ensure that your goods are not already registered or trademarked by someone else in the same category. This can be done by searching the relevant trademark databases or hiring a professional trademark search firm.

3. Prepare the application: Gather all the required information and documents to complete the registration application. This typically includes details about the goods, their intended use, and any supporting documentation or evidence of the uniqueness or distinctiveness of your goods.

4. Submit the application: Submit the completed application along with the necessary fees to the appropriate government agency or trademark office. The application may need to be submitted online or via mail, depending on the specific requirements of your jurisdiction.

5. Examination and review: Once your application is submitted, it will go through a thorough examination process by the trademark office. This may involve reviewing the application for compliance with the relevant laws, conducting a search for conflicting trademarks, and assessing the distinctiveness of your goods.

6. Publication and opposition period: In some jurisdictions, your application may be published in an official gazette or trademark journal to give others an opportunity to oppose the registration if they believe it conflicts with their own trademarks. This opposition period typically lasts for a specified period, during which interested parties can file an opposition.

7. Registration and protection: If no oppositions are filed or if they are successfully resolved, your goods will be registered and protected under Goods. This registration will provide you with legal rights and protection against unauthorized use or infringement of your goods.

It is important to note that the specific process and requirements for registering goods may vary depending on the country or region you are operating in. It is advisable to consult with a trademark attorney or intellectual property professional familiar with the local laws and procedures to ensure a smooth and successful registration process.