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Previously on "To those with up and running plan B businesses..."
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Originally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostI am really keen on starting some kind of plan B, but have not been able to as of yet.....
I am thinking of something along the lines of a consultancy. Since this post is for those with plan B businesses, could any of you give me any advice on how to go about getting clients and really getting started?
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I am really keen on starting some kind of plan B, but have not been able to as of yet.....
I am thinking of something along the lines of a consultancy. Since this post is for those with plan B businesses, could any of you give me any advice on how to go about getting clients and really getting started?
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I paid a proper contract lawyer to draw up a contract template. Cost several hundred but worth it.
Word to the wise: "proper" contracts make customers nervous, they have to run it by legal, etc and this does delay the sale.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostObviously not, but isn't the way things are worded important? Or is that only on TV - the fact they never write in normal English makes me nervous of writing clauses.
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Obviously not, but isn't the way things are worded important? Or is that only on TV - the fact they never write in normal English makes me nervous of writing clauses.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostIs it credible to hack your own contract for a genuine B2B contract though... where there is a non-negligible chance it might have to actually stand up in court.
Isn't ripping someone else's contract totally illegal anyway?!
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Is it credible to hack your own contract for a genuine B2B contract though... where there is a non-negligible chance it might have to actually stand up in court.
Isn't ripping someone else's contract totally illegal anyway?!
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostHow do you handle the legal side of things, getting contracts drawn up when you win a contract or whatever? Solicitor on retainer? Pay to get a contract drawn up only? Buy a template and modify it yourself?
Mods move this to professional section if you prefer, but it's not contracting-related
For what you have in mind, why not use these guys terms_and_conditions
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostHow do you handle the legal side of things, getting contracts drawn up when you win a contract or whatever? Solicitor on retainer? Pay to get a contract drawn up only? Buy a template and modify it yourself?
Mods move this to professional section if you prefer, but it's not contracting-related
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To those with up and running plan B businesses...
How do you handle the legal side of things, getting contracts drawn up when you win a contract or whatever? Solicitor on retainer? Pay to get a contract drawn up only? Buy a template and modify it yourself?
Mods move this to professional section if you prefer, but it's not contracting-relatedTags: None
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