Tip: While you can write up multiple projects on one contract, it's best to create a new contract for each project. That way, you can be very specific with each project under the Job Description area in Step 5 to protect yourself and your client from any miscommuniciations about each project.
Step by Step Help on Creating a Freelance Contract
From Apryl Duncan, former About.com Guide
This area is where you'll describe everything from what is included in the price to how many projects you'll be creating. You'll also want to let the client know whether you charge a flat rate or a per hour fee within your contract.
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- Service Terms
- Your Complete Contact Info
- Enter the Date and Assign the Project a Job Number
- Client's Name and Contact Information
- Create a Job Description
- Create the Project Outline
- Project Description, Payment Terms and Your Policy Information
- Preparing for the Signed Contract
- Sign Your Contract
- The Completed Contract
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