As a social media manager, you help businesses capitalise on the popularity of various social media platforms by managing the marketing, branding and engagement for the business on those platforms. You have an important role to play as a professional and as such need to have a social media management agreement to outline the terms of your work and protect yourself.

Have you found yourself with a waitlist for your services?

Perhaps you train other people within your industry and share your information with them?

Maybe you are asked by the people you train if they can use your resources or teachings with their own clients?

Or they are just using your resources anyway and you don’t have control over it?

If you already build websites for clients, you are bound to have thought that there must be a simpler way to reach the desired outcome for both you and the client. One of the main concerns I see come up time and time again is that website developers find it hard to get the information required to create the website from their client, within the agreed timeframes. When you are relying on clients to provide photos, logos and copy, timings can start to slip and expectations from both sides can become problematic.