Marketing Consultant Agreement
A Marketing Consultant Agreement sets out the relationship between a marketing consultant and the business or individual receiving marketing consultancy services.
Last updated October 24, 2025
Suitable for Australia
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Frequently asked questions
Use this Marketing Consultant Agreement if:
- You would like to provide marketing consulting services to another entity; or
- You would like to receive marketing consulting services from another entity.
What does the Marketing Consultant Agreement cover?
- Provision of services;
- Materials;
- Timing;
- Pricing;
- Payment;
- Warranty, alterations and rejection of services;
- Confidentiality;
- Copyright and intellectual property;
- Non-solicitation of personnel and clients;
- Limitation of liability and waivers;
- Mediation; and
- Termination for provider and recipient.
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The Legal Risk Score of a Marketing Consultant Agreement Template is Low
Our legal team have marked this document as low risk considering:
- Both parties should sign and date the document to officially validate the agreement.
- Confirm that all agreed forms of communication are clearly understood and adhered to, as outlined in the agreement.
- Regularly review and ensure that all confidential information is handled in accordance with the terms specified in the agreement to avoid unauthorized disclosure.
- Regularly check that both parties are fulfilling their obligations under the agreement, especially concerning the delivery and acceptance of services and payment terms.
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