Local Store Marketing Expenditures Sample Clauses

Local Store Marketing Expenditures. Pursuant to Section X hereof and independent of any Regional Advertising Fund contributions, the Franchisee shall be required to make annual expenditures of at least two percent (2%) of the Franchisee's Gross Sales on local marketing and promotion. This local marketing and promotion will be conducted by Franchisee either individually or in conjunction with other franchisees and must comply with the policies and procedures established by Franchisor for prior approval of all proposed marketing and promotion campaigns and materials. Franchisee will be required to submit to Franchisor a report, on a form prescribed by Franchisor, that demonstrates that Franchisee has fulfilled the minimum requirement for local marketing and promotion. These local marketing and promotion requirements and fees exist independently of a Regional Advertising Fund. Therefore, Franchisee is required to make minimum local marketing and promotion expenditures whether or not a Regional Advertising Fund is established.
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