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Television Advertising For Food Brands: The Edge of Recognized IP

Television Advertising For Food Brands: The Edge of Recognized IP
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By Pejman Javaheri Uncategorized February 19, 2024

When it comes to television advertising, the power of a recognized brand cannot be overstated. As a food and beverage licensing lawyer in Los Angeles, I’ve observed how incorporating well-known intellectual properties (IP) into TV ads can significantly amplify their impact compared to regular advertisements. This strategy can be particularly effective in the food and beverage industry, where competition for consumer attention is fierce.

The Power of Recognizable IP in TV Advertising

Imagine a typical TV commercial for a new beverage. It might feature attractive visuals and a catchy jingle, but without a hook, it could easily be forgotten. Now, picture the same product advertised with a popular character or logo – instantly, the ad gains a layer of recognition and trust. This is the power of using recognized IP.

Recognizable IPs, be they characters, symbols, or themes, carry with them a wealth of associations and emotions. They can cut through the noise of countless ads, grabbing viewer attention and fostering a quicker emotional connection with the product. This can be especially potent when the IP resonates with your target demographic.

Comparing Regular Ads to Those with Recognizable IP

Regular TV ads rely heavily on creativity and messaging to make an impact. While they can be effective, they often require more time and resources to build brand recognition and consumer trust. On the other hand, ads featuring recognizable IPs come with built-in brand awareness and loyalty, which can lead to immediate viewer recognition and a stronger initial impact.

However, the use of recognizable IP isn’t without its complexities. It involves navigating intellectual property rights, a process where a food and beverage licensing lawyer in Los Angeles plays a crucial role. Proper licensing ensures legal compliance and protects both the ad creator and the IP owner.

In conclusion, leveraging recognized IP in television advertising offers a unique advantage in capturing consumer attention and building trust quickly. For food and beverage companies looking to make a significant impact with their TV ads, considering this strategy could be highly beneficial. As a dedicated food and beverage licensing lawyer in Los Angeles, I am equipped to guide you through the legal intricacies of IP licensing, helping your television campaigns reach their full potential with the power of recognized brands.

Pejman Javaheri / About Author
Pejman Javaheri, Esq., is the founder of Juris Law Group, P.C., a firm established in 2009 that specializes in Food IP Licensing and related areas of food and beverage law. With a commitment to integrating legal excellence into business strategies, Javaheri leads a firm renowned for its expertise in areas such as Food & Beverage Law, Licensing & Brand Protection, Outside General Counsel, Consumer Products & Manufacturing, Corporate & Business Law, Family Office, and Business Affairs. Pejman Javaheri brings a unique and comprehensive approach to legal services, particularly in the realm of licensing agreements. Under his leadership, the firm has excelled in areas such as Food & Beverage Law, where his team supports a range of clients from agribusinesses to retailers. In Licensing & Brand Protection, Javaheri has led the firm to become a leader in the food and beverage space, expertly handling negotiations, terms sheets, and drafting industry-standard license agreements.

Pejman Javaheri also specializes in Outside General Counsel, providing strategic planning and comprehensive legal advice; Consumer Products & Manufacturing, focusing on compliance and risk management; Corporate & Business Law, offering a streamlined boutique approach; Family Office, delivering personalized counsel; and Business Affairs, where Javaheri's team combines legal acumen with business insight.

His academic foundation in Political Science and Psychology from the University of California, Irvine, combined with a Juris Doctor from UC Hastings College of the Law, set the stage for a career marked by innovation and comprehensive legal solutions.

At Winston & Strawn, LLP, Javaheri refined his skills in corporate, real estate, and finance law. He is celebrated for his role as a strategic business planner and legal expert, earning the title Chief 'Get Sh!t Done' Officer™ for his dynamic, results-oriented approach. His leadership in community involvement is highlighted by his prestigious role on the Los Angeles Trial Lawyers’ Charities (LATLC) Honorary Board of Directors.

Embodying ethics, commitment, professionalism, confidentiality, and creativity, Javaheri's approach is defined by integrity, a client-focused urgency, and a constant drive for innovation. At Juris Law Group, he not only provides legal solutions but also nurtures the growth and success of his clients' businesses and ventures, adapting to their evolving needs.

Food IP licensing offers a unique opportunity for brand expansion and consumer engagement. Juris Law Group’s experience in facilitating diverse licensing agreements, coupled with the growing trend of major brands entering this space, underscores the potential of this sector. If you are considering leveraging your IP in the food and beverage industry, our team at Juris Law Group is equipped to guide you through this journey. Contact our expert food and beverage licensing lawyers today.
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