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ARTICLE · 20 SEPTEMBER 2024

How Sound Marks Are Shaping Indian Advertising

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Growing competition in the business world and the rise of a consumer-driven society have led many brand owners to embrace creative strategies to outshine their rivals and promote their products...

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Gayatri Khatavkar
Gayatri Khatavkar

Growing competition in the business world and the rise of a consumer-driven society have led many brand owners to embrace creative strategies to outshine their rivals and promote their products in a unique way. As the field of intellectual property is constantly evolving, sound trademarks have become a unique and influential method for brand identification. Being a type of unconventional trademark, companies are increasingly using sound marks to craft distinctive auditory signatures that connect with consumers.

A sound trademark is a distinctive audio or series of sounds that uniquely identifies the origin of a product or service. Unlike conventional trademarks, which usually consist of words, logos, or symbols, sound trademarks use auditory elements to establish a brand connection.

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