Annual Advertising Amount Sample Clauses

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Annual Advertising Amount. In addition to all other amounts of payments due from Licensee under this Agreement, and not to be credited against any Minimum Annual Royalty or Sales Royalty, Licensee, together with its distributors, shall spend within each Annual Period during the Term an “Annual Advertising Amount” equal to the greater of [———-]47 of the Minimum Net Sales for that Annual Period or the actual Net Sales for that Annual Period, for direct advertising and promotion in trade and consumer media, including without limitation newspapers, magazines, television and radio, digital media, social networking media, as well as co-operative advertising, trade shows, displays, fixtures and point-of-sale materials. A statement of such advertising expenditures for each Annual Period shall be furnished to Licensor within [————]48 subsequent to the end of each Annual Period. If the statement for an Annual Period shows that the [———-]49 threshold has not been reached for that Annual Period, then the difference between the amount actually spent and the amount required to be spent must be spent within the next [———-]50 of the following the date the statement of advertising expenditures for a particular Annual Period is received by Licensor. No later than October 1 during each Annual Period, Licensee must submit to Licensor for Licensor’s approval its advertising/promotional plan and budget for the Licensed Articles for the ensuing Annual Period. In the event Licensor, in its reasonable discretion, does not approve of any such plan, Licensee must submit a revised plan or plans to Licensor, for its approval, not more than [———-]51 following Licensee’s receipt of Licensor’s notice of disapproval and Licensee must incorporate revisions into the plan or plans that address Licensor’s concerns or reasons for disapproval. All advertisements and promotions, including co-op, shall be in accordance with all artwork approvals required herein and pursuant to Section 7.1 hereof. Such approvals will not be unreasonably withheld, delayed or conditioned. 44 Confidential information omitted and filed separately with the SEC with a request for confidential treatment by Inter Parfums, Inc., no. 10.
Annual Advertising Amount. Licensee shall expend during each Annual Period during the Term the amounts set forth below for the purposes of advertising the Licensed Articles in various advertising media and for promoting and publicizing the Licensed Articles (hereinafter, the "Annual Advertising Amount"): FOR ANNUAL PERIOD COMMENCING AMOUNT ---------------------------- ------ Effective Date $ * January 1, 1998 $[***] January 1, 1999 $[***] January 1, 2000 $[***] January 1, 2001 $[***] January 1, 2002 $[***]

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