What should you include in your contract?
How should you phrase the terms?
Avoid misunderstandings — and clarify policies upfront — with a contract designed for copy projects. Define and set expectations for project scope, revisions, and all copywriter + client responsibilities.
No more
…after you’ve invested dozens of hours or days.
Includes the essential terms & clauses compiled over 15+ years of copywriting and dozens of conversations with colleagues (so you save yourself from pricey mistakes and weeks months of grief).
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Incredibly valuable, especially for high-stakes projects. It includes multiple clauses that prevent trouble down the line — like designating a single point of contact (don’t skip that or you’ll regret it!) and asking upfront for permission to include work in your portfolio. My clients always appreciate the clarity and professionalism. And I feel confident that when I use this contract, I’m covered.
What should you include in your contract?
How should you phrase the terms?
Avoid misunderstandings — and clarify policies upfront — with a contract designed for copy projects. Define and set expectations for project scope, revisions, and all copywriter + client responsibilities.
No more
…after you’ve invested dozens of hours or days.
Includes the essential terms & clauses compiled over 15+ years of copywriting and dozens of conversations with colleagues (so you save yourself from pricey mistakes and weeks months of grief).
Incredibly valuable, especially for high-stakes projects. It includes multiple clauses that prevent trouble down the line — like designating a single point of contact (don’t skip that or you’ll regret it!) and asking upfront for permission to include work in your portfolio. My clients always appreciate the clarity and professionalism. And I feel confident that when I use this contract, I’m covered.
You want to offer a retainer to a client, but how should you structure it?
What should you include in your contract?
An expectation-setting contract to ensure your retainer low-stress — and long-term.
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A client reached out for retainer work and the contract was extremely helpful. It had all the information I needed and saved me many hours of stress.
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