Terms & Conditions
The basis on which Lincs Content Partners provides its monthly content-writing service.
Last updated: 15 July 2026
1. The Monthly Service
The standard Monthly Content Partnership costs £550 per month and includes four original articles of approximately 1,000 words each. Topics, tone, priorities, delivery arrangements and any additional work will be agreed with the client. Work outside the standard package may be quoted separately.
2. Invoicing and Payment
Invoices are issued on the last day of each calendar month. Payment is due within 30 days of the invoice date. Lincs Content Partners may pause work where an invoice remains overdue and may withhold transfer of intellectual-property rights until payment has been received in full.
3. Ending the Agreement
Either party may end the ongoing monthly service by giving one month’s written notice. Work scheduled or completed during the notice period remains chargeable, and all outstanding invoices remain payable according to their original payment terms.
4. Sector Exclusivity
Lincs Content Partners aims to work with one business per sector within an agreed local area. The relevant sector and geographical area must be confirmed in writing. Exclusivity continues while the monthly partnership remains active and payments are up to date. It does not automatically prevent work for businesses in different locations, distinct markets or clearly non-competing sub-sectors.
5. Client Responsibilities
The client must provide accurate information, relevant brand guidance, timely feedback and access to an appropriate subject specialist where technical, clinical, regulated or business-specific claims require approval. The client remains responsible for approving factual, technical, legal, medical and regulatory information before publication.
6. Research and Accuracy
Content will be prepared with reasonable care and research. Information can change, particularly in regulated or fast-moving sectors, so the client must check that the final article remains accurate and appropriate for its business at the point of publication.
7. Revisions
One reasonable round of amendments is included for each article, provided the request is made promptly and remains within the original brief. A substantial change of direction, a new brief or repeated rounds of revision may be charged separately.
8. Delivery
Delivery dates will be agreed or indicated in advance. Lincs Content Partners will take reasonable steps to meet them but will not be responsible for delays caused by late information, delayed approvals, significant changes to the brief or circumstances outside reasonable control.
9. Intellectual Property
Ownership of the final approved written content transfers to the client once the relevant invoice has been paid in full. Drafts, unpaid work, working notes, general methods, templates and pre-existing materials remain the property of Lincs Content Partners.
10. Third-Party Material
Images, quotations, statistics and other third-party material remain subject to their original copyright, licence and usage conditions. The client is responsible for ensuring it has permission to use any material it supplies.
11. Results and Search Performance
No guarantee is made about search rankings, website traffic, enquiries, sales or any other commercial result. Content supports a wider marketing effort, and outcomes depend on factors outside the control of Lincs Content Partners.
12. Liability
Services will be provided with reasonable care and skill. Nothing in these terms excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded. Subject to that, Lincs Content Partners will not be liable for indirect or consequential losses arising from publication, use or reliance on the content, and any agreed liability limit may be set out in the client proposal.
13. Confidentiality
Each party should treat non-public commercial, customer and operational information received from the other as confidential and use it only for the purpose of the working relationship, unless disclosure is required by law.
14. Governing Law
These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales will have jurisdiction, unless mandatory law requires otherwise.
15. Contact
Questions about these terms or notice to end the monthly service should be sent in writing through the website contact form or by any business email address subsequently provided to the client.