Advertising and marketing
1. Anti-spam policies
Our anti-spam policy template come in free and paid versions, with a Docular credit included in the former but not the latter. The policies include a broad definition of "spam", warnings about spam filters, prohibitions on user spam and information about receipt of unwanted messages.
2. Newsletter disclaimers
These disclaimers can help a publisher to manage the copyright and liability issues arising out of the publication of newsletters.
3. Commission agreements
Under each of these commission agreement templates, one party will pay the other party commission in relation to a particular event or type of event. For example, commission may be paid in relation to the introduction of a customer by one party to the other. The longer versions of the template also include clauses covering the confidentiality of information and/or the non-solicitation of connected persons.
4. Sponsorship agreements
Under these template sponsorship agreements, an organisation may sponsor a person, team, event or other thing in exchange for the provision of sponsorship benefits: access, promotional activities, advertising opportunities and so on. A licence of the sponsor's trade marks is included in both documents, but only the premium version includes a licence of the other party's trade marks.
5. Search engine optimisation agreements
Formal agreements to regulate the provision of search engine optimisation (SEO) services by an SEO professional or business, including both advisory and implementation services.
6. Report disclaimers
These legal notices can be incorporated into written reports to help manage the legal risks associated with those reports.
7. Assignment of trade marks
This is an assignment of trade marks. The purpose of this document is to transfer the rights in trade marks from one person to another. The transfer may relate to both registered and, subject to the comments below, unregistered trade mark rights.
In respect of UK registered trade marks, you must, in addition to executing a written assignment, register that assignment with the UK Intellectual ...
8. Licence of trade marks
Using this document, a trade mark owner may licence rights in trade marks to another person. The trade mark rights may be registered or unregistered or both. The rights granted will vary from licence to licence. The document is relatively flexible, and may be edited to the advantage of either party.
The trade mark licence assumes that the rights in question arise under English law.
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9. Email marketing agreement
This email marketing agreement can be used in relation to three different kinds of email marketing service. First, where a service provider is actively managing a campaign for the customer. Second, where the service provider is making available a platform to allow the customer to conduct their own campaigns. Third, where both types of service are being provided.
Different legal issues affect the different types ...
10. Email marketing terms and conditions
Email marketing is an important component of a comprehensive online marketing strategy, allowing as it does direct access to interested customers and prospects. However, there are risks with email marketing. Laws regulate the sending of bulk/commercial emails, and also the processing of personal data, which can include email addresses as well as individual names. With respect to personal data processing, this document has been ...
11. Social media marketing agreement
This social media marketing agreement has been designed to regulate the relationship between a provider of social media marketing services and a client for those services.
The core definition of social media marketing services included in the agreement covers: (i) content production, publication, distribution and promotion; (ii) online account creation and management; and (iii) analytics. The exact services to be provided under a particular contract ...
12. Social media marketing terms and conditions
Social media marketing includes a range of different activities. For instance: online account creation and management, content creation, content publication, content promotion and analytics. These terms and conditions provide a legal framework for these sorts of services.
The scope of social media marketing services will vary greatly from contract to contract. For this reason, the scope of the services is to be set out in ...
13. SEO terms and conditions
This document may be used to create standard terms of business for an individual, partnership or company offering search engine marketing (SEM) services.
SEO services present risks for both the service provider and the customer.
The service provider, for instance, will need a certain amount of cooperation from the customer; without adequate cooperation, it may be very difficult for the service provider to get results. ...
14. Website contributor agreements
These contributor contracts share the same core provisions. The contributor has an obligation to deliver the agreed contributions to the website operator, and to license or assign the intellectual property rights in those contributions to the operator. The contributor also warrants that the contributions will not create legal difficulties for the operator. The contracts take account of the possibility that the contributor may be using source material provided by the operator, and in these cases the operator will be responsible for such source material. Confidentiality obligations protecting the operator are also included in all the contracts.
15. Affiliate terms and conditions
If you are operating a direct affiliate programme, under which you as merchant will contract directly with affiliates, rather than going through an affiliate network, then these affiliate terms and conditions may be right for you. They set out the rights and obligations of the affiliate, the commission payable to the affiliate, the manner of accounting for that commission, as well as all the usual boilerplate.
16. Consultancy and commission agreement
This agreement may be used to record the terms upon which a consultant is appointed by a client, where the consultant will be paid (in whole or part) on the basis of commission. This agreement is not suitable for employees, whether or not paid by commission.
In addition to combining the provisions of our standard consultancy agreement with those of our commission agreement, this document ...
17. Web marketing terms and conditions
Digital marketing services come in many shapes and sizes and these T&Cs are designed to cover a wide range of services. The marketing services that are covered in these T&Cs are: search engine marketing, social media marketing, PPC (and other online advertising) management, email marketing management, hosted email marketing services, the provision of content for websites and general marketing consultancy services.
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18. Web marketing agreement
This agreement has been designed to regulate the relationship between a provider of web marketing services and a customer. It deals with a wide range of different services, and for this reason is a relatively complex document. It can however be simplified during editing.
The agreement has provisions covering: marketing consultancy, the supply of content for websites, email marketing (including the provision of a hosted ...
19. Website advertising agreement
The provision of an advertisement (or a set of advertisements) for publication on website (or a network of websites) gives rise to various legal issues. The purpose of this website advertising agreement is to help the parties to deal with those issues.
The advertiser will want to know that the advertisements will be published as agreed. Moreover, the advertiser will want to ensure that the ...
20. Website advertising terms and conditions
These T&Cs are designed to regulate the relationship between a business purchasing online advertisement publication services and the provider of those services.
The T&Cs include obligations to provide the services, limitations upon the scope of the services, warranties relating to the services and the advertisements supplied by the advertiser, a licence from the advertiser to the service provider in respect of the advertisements, ...
21. Referral partner agreement
Under this referral partner agreement, a service provider may appoint another business to refer customers. In exchange for each referral, the service provider will pay commission to the referral partner.
The agreement assumes that the service provider will operate some kind of referral tracking system, and that commission will be payable in respect of customers attributed to the referral partner by that system. There may ...
22. Mutual referral and commission agreement
Under this mutual referral and commission agreement, each party may refer customers to the other party in consideration for the other party paying commission to the referring party.
Limitations may be placed upon the scope of the referral rights. For instance, the rights of the referring party to market the services of the other party may be limited to a particular territory. Alternatively or in ...
23. Web services and photography agreement
The services that are or may be covered by this agreement are web design and development, web hosting, web support and maintenance, web marketing and photography.
The core of the document is a set of general terms and conditions that apply to all of the services. Provisions relating to particular services are set out in the schedules. Accordingly, if you wish to use this document, ...
24. Web services agreement
This agreement may be used to cover some or all of the following services: website design and development, web hosting, support and maintenance in relation to websites, the provision of domain names and SSL certificates and marketing services relating to websites.
The agreement consists of some general terms and conditions, which apply to all the services, together with a set of services schedules and a ...
25. Web services terms and conditions
This terms and conditions templates covers a wide range of different web-related services.
The core services covered are web development, web hosting, and web support services. In addition, the terms and conditions include schedules regulating domain name registration services, SSL certificate purchases and web marketing services.
A skeleton statement of work is included with the terms and conditions. Each time the parties agree a ...