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1. Minimum Performance Requirements: Used when specific sales targets or performance metrics need to be met

2. Territory Restrictions: Included when the co-branding arrangement is limited to specific geographic regions

3. Marketing Commitments: Details specific marketing obligations when parties agree to joint promotional activities

4. Distribution Requirements: Included when specific distribution channels or methods are mandated

5. Data Protection: Required when the arrangement involves collecting or sharing customer data

6. Non-Compete: Used when parties want to restrict collaboration with competitors

7. Insurance Requirements: Included when specific insurance coverage is required for the co-branded activities

8. Dispute Resolution: Added when parties want specific procedures for resolving disagreements

1. Schedule A - Licensed Marks: Detailed list and images of all trademarks and brands covered by the agreement

2. Schedule B - Brand Guidelines: Comprehensive brand usage guidelines including color specifications, positioning, and size requirements

3. Schedule C - Approved Products/Services: List of specific products or services covered by the co-branding arrangement

4. Schedule D - Quality Standards: Detailed quality control specifications and requirements

5. Schedule E - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of all fees, royalties, and payment terms

6. Schedule F - Approval Process Flowchart: Visual representation of the approval process for co-branded materials

7. Schedule G - Territory Map: Geographic regions where co-branding is permitted

8. Schedule H - Marketing Plan: Detailed marketing strategy and commitments if applicable