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1. Crisis Management: Procedures for handling social media crises or negative publicity, recommended for larger businesses or sensitive industries

2. Subcontracting: Terms for allowing or restricting the use of subcontractors, relevant when the service provider may need to delegate tasks

3. Non-Compete: Restrictions on working with competing clients, typically used in specialized or niche industries

4. Training and Knowledge Transfer: Terms for training client's staff on social media management, useful when knowledge transfer is part of the service

5. Content Authentication: Procedures for verifying content authenticity and preventing fake news, important for news organizations or public figures

6. International Content Management: Special provisions for managing content across different countries and languages, relevant for international clients

7. Influencer Collaboration: Terms governing collaboration with influencers, needed when influencer marketing is part of the service scope

1. Schedule A - Platforms and Services: Detailed list of social media platforms covered and specific services for each platform

2. Schedule B - Fee Structure: Detailed breakdown of fees, including base fees, additional services, and expense categories

3. Schedule C - Content Calendar: Template and guidelines for content planning and posting schedule

4. Schedule D - Brand Guidelines: Client's branding requirements, tone of voice, and visual identity guidelines

5. Schedule E - Response Protocols: Guidelines for responding to comments, messages, and engagement protocols

6. Schedule F - Reporting Templates: Templates for regular performance reports and analytics

7. Appendix 1 - Data Processing Agreement: Detailed GDPR-compliant data processing terms and procedures

8. Appendix 2 - Emergency Contact List: List of key contacts for urgent situations or approval requirements