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Website Service Contract Terms
Posted 9th May 2012 at 11:16 AM by kindsvater
If you provide a service for a website, such as creating the site, performing SEO, writing content, or another task, you may be asked to sign a contract.
Often these contracts are general with nothing to be concerned about. But sometimes there is, such as a noncompete term.
For this industry, in most situations signing an agreement with a noncompete is not recommended. You would have to be paid a lot of money to suddenly not being able to create a site in a niche, or perform SEO for someone else, etc., because of a non compete.
In most states reasonable non-compete terms are enforceable. In other places like California you do not have to worry because noncompetes are void.
If you have a question about the legality of a contract you are asked to sign have it reviewed. That way you do not accidentally agree to something harmful to your business.
Often these contracts are general with nothing to be concerned about. But sometimes there is, such as a noncompete term.
For this industry, in most situations signing an agreement with a noncompete is not recommended. You would have to be paid a lot of money to suddenly not being able to create a site in a niche, or perform SEO for someone else, etc., because of a non compete.
In most states reasonable non-compete terms are enforceable. In other places like California you do not have to worry because noncompetes are void.
If you have a question about the legality of a contract you are asked to sign have it reviewed. That way you do not accidentally agree to something harmful to your business.
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