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- Money and contractsNot legal advice
How to set your rates
There's no official rate card, and anyone quoting a universal "$X per 1,000 followers" is guessing. Build your price from your own numbers instead.
- Money and contractsNot legal advice
Usage rights, whitelisting and exclusivity explained
Your fee usually covers making and posting content. Everything after that is extra value to the brand and should be priced as such.
- Money and contractsNot legal advice
Reading a brand contract: 12 clauses to check
Read the whole thing before you sign, and ask about anything vague. These 12 clauses are where problems usually hide.
- Money and contractsEUUKNot legal advice
Invoicing and getting paid on time
What to put on every invoice - your legal name or business name, address, and tax or VAT number (if registered) - the client's legal name and address (the entity in the contract, n
- Money and contractsUSUKFRDEESITPTAUCANot legal advice
Taxes and registering as self-employed: where to start
Creator income is usually business income, including gifted products in many countries. These are very general starting points. Rules depend on your residency and situation, so spe
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