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1. Non-Compete: Restricts the service provider from working with competing clients - used when handling sensitive industry information

2. Service Level Agreement: Defines specific performance metrics and response times - used for larger or more formal arrangements

3. Crisis Management: Outlines procedures for handling social media crises - important for high-profile clients

4. Content Approval Process: Details the workflow for content approval - used when client requires strict oversight

5. Training and Support: Specifies any training or support services - relevant when knowledge transfer is part of the agreement

6. Third-Party Vendors: Addresses the use of third-party tools or services - needed when external services are integral to delivery

7. International Operations: Covers multi-jurisdiction considerations - used for clients operating in multiple countries

1. Schedule 1: Service Specifications: Detailed breakdown of services, platforms covered, and posting frequency

2. Schedule 2: Fee Structure: Detailed pricing, including base fees, additional services, and expenses

3. Schedule 3: Key Performance Indicators: Specific metrics and targets for measuring performance

4. Schedule 4: Brand Guidelines: Client's branding requirements and social media voice guidelines

5. Schedule 5: Content Calendar Template: Template for content planning and scheduling

6. Appendix A: Platform-Specific Requirements: Specific requirements for each social media platform

7. Appendix B: Emergency Contact Protocol: List of contacts and procedures for urgent situations

8. Appendix C: Approval Workflows: Detailed content approval processes and timelines