المساعدة القانونية في صياغة عقد مع شخص مؤثر على وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي

Good day.

We are able to assist you with a legal contract for you influencer. Please contact us at The Legal Group for more information.

Use the email on the website.

We strongly advise that you have a contract before you start working together. It will protect you.

Dear Sir/ Madam,

Thank you for getting in touch with me on this.

You may be aware that social influencers hold a very important marketing position in today's world and you ought to clarify details like campaign duration, the number of posts, deliverable timeline, content among other miscellaneous things.

I can assist you with drafting a contract with the influencer which will be tailormade to suit your company requirements and the campaign it intends to run.

Since it's a niche market, I would strongly advise that you get the contract drafted through someone who understands the market and your requirements.

I have undertaken similar tasks and would be happy to assist you in drafting a contract for your company.

For reasons of confidentiality, the charges can be discussed separately over mail or phone.

You may get in touch with me on  052-9495731.

I trust you will find this appropriate.

Regards,

Hari Wadhwana

Here are some of the typical sections you may choose to include in your own influencer contract:

1. Timelines: How long are you intending for this influencer relationship to remain in force? Is this a contract for a one-off campaign, or do you intend there to be a long-term relationship between the influencer and the advertising brand?

2. Deliverables: What precisely is the influencer expected to do as part of this contract? Are there any penalties for late posting? If the expectations are in any way complex, or if this is likely to be a longer-term contract, you might want to add a separate Schedule of Services.

3. Cancellation clauses based on non-performance, poor performance...etc. What are the specific requirements for terminating the contract by either party?

4. A list of things you want to avoid the influencer referring to in his/her posts/statuses. These could include things like mentioning competitors by name.

5. Any approval process that the advertising firm expects the influencer to follow.

6. Confidentiality and Exclusivity.

7. Compensation: an agreed flat rate? performance-based? bonus incentives?

8. Payment Terms.