Social Media Marketing Agreement
This Social Media Marketing Agreement outlines the terms between a Company and a Marketing Agent for a short-term ad campaign. It details the Agent's responsibilities, such as creating and promoting a campaign on specified social media sites, and the Company's payment structure, including upfront fees, completion payments, and potential bonuses.
Social Media Marketing Agreement
This agreement is made on [date] between [name of company], hereafter “Company,” and [name of marketing agent], hereafter “Agent”:
Both parties hereby agree to a short-term marketing contract wherein the Agent agrees to the following:
To create a [amount of time]-long ad campaign featuring a unique [logo, slogan, call to action, sale, giveaway, etc.]
To promote this campaign on [social marketing sites]
To reach [percentage] of [target demographic] in [area]
To release all rights to any logo, slogan, ad, images, or design used in the ad campaign to the Company upon completion of the project, to be used again at their discretion. (This does not include stock or public domain images or designs that may be used, as those will continue to be available to the public as well as the Company.)
The Company further agrees to the following:
To pay the Agent [amount] upfront, [amount 1] upon completion of the project, and a bonus of [amount 2] if the campaign results in [result]
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