The Coaching Add-On Provision
The Coaching Add-On Provision
How can you show your potential business coaching clients that you’re the real deal? Start off on the right foot with a professional agreement in place that clearly spells out each sides’ expectations.
For example:
how many tangible results can the client expect to get?
how much of the coaching will be intangible, yet still entirely valuable?
What happens to confidential information?
This template is designed for use by the business coach to present to their client. It’s equal to both parties, and will clarify many miscommunications before they have a chance to occur.
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Parties entering into the agreement and purpose of the agreement
Thorough details on the service to be provided
Payment terms including: hourly rate/package price, methods of payment accepted, initial payment, deposit/retainer and expenses
What happens if the client is late on a payment
Agreement on exclusivity, that the client will not hire any other service provider to provide the same service
Who owns the intellectual property and copyright of materials creating in the duration of the coaching
Policies around rescheduling and cancellation
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This add-on provision is intended to be used by anyone who provides coaching services as a secondary service.
This agreement is between you and your coaching client, clearly detailing expectations of both parties and starting the project off on the right foot.
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All “add-on provisions” are intended to be added to an existing Agreement. This “half-contract add-on" was created to be added to your existing Creative Law Shop® Contract.
No “add-on provision” is intended to take the place of a full Agreement; instead, we have created our “half-contract add-on” provisions to allow those who have multiple practice areas of your business to be able to create a more “flexible” agreement.
For example, if you have a photography business, odds are that you shoot more than just weddings - you probably dabble in portrait sessions and possibly even branding sessions. We don’t want you to have to pay for three separate agreements; instead, simply purchasing the applicable “add-on” provision will allow you to mold your contract to fit your business’ needs.
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