Influencer Agreement
A contract for the marketing services of influencers and other talent.
£99.99
Description
An Influencer Agreement, also known as a Talent Agreement, is an agreement between a client or brand and an influencer (such as a social media influencer or a celebrity) to promote its sale of products or services as part of a marketing campaign.
Influencer marketing is one of the most successful marketing options used by brands worldwide and a Talent Agreement is an important tool for ensuring that the influencer meets the requirements of the campaign.
This Influencer Agreement will cover key terms such as:
- the type of content the influencer will be providing, such as the number of photo posts, videos, stories, live experiences etc, as well as important details such as timing, mentions, hashtags and aesthetics;
- the duration of the engagement including start and end dates;
- payment terms and the timing of payment;
- the parties’ obligations regarding confidential information;
- intellectual-property provisions, for example, the provision of a licence to the influencer to use the brand’s IP materials for the duration of the contract, and a licence allowing the brand to use the influencer’s IP for marketing purposes; and
- termination provisions.
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