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#1 (permalink)   06-06-2010 SocialCandy Contributing Member Company name: PlayBig Online Marketing My latest Twitter: socialcandy: Critical Technology Strategy Every Bu...   Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Fayetteville NC Posts: 53 Referral Fee Contract Yikes - I have someone that I can refer out to my client - because of certain things I don't want to work this as a subcontract, but I would like to have a referral fee for any work this VA does with my client. She has already agreed via email, but obviously I need a contract and have no idea where to find one! If anyone could direct me, I would very much appreciate it. Thank you, Candy

#2 (permalink)   06-06-2010 Your Virtual Wizard VAF Blog Challenge Moderator Company name: Your Virtual Wizard Your Virtual Wizard Latest Blog: After the Love is Gone ? What Should a Virtual Ass... My latest Twitter: Angela Jia Kim - Transform fear into fun! http://t...   Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Florida-Gulf Coast Posts: 2,168 Blog Entries: 5 Re: Referral Fee Contract Candy, I googled 'referral fee contract' and found this free document. Perhaps you can modify this to meet your terms and copy to your company letterhead. http://www.free-legal-document.com/r...agreement.html Janine __________________ WRITE FAB RFP PROPOSALS & land THE VA job. WinningRFP unveils soon! SignUp www.WinningRFP.com

#3 (permalink)   06-07-2010 InfinityBLUE New Member   Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Virginia, USA Posts: 29 Re: Referral Fee Contract I've worked before using the referral fee method and have had great luck with it. If you have someone you can trust, this works out fine. __________________ Tiffany L. Mullins - InfinityBLUE Business Solutions http://www.wix.com/InfinityBLUEva/InfinityBLUEva

#4 (permalink)   06-07-2010 VYPA72 Contributing Member Company name: Virtually Yours PA Thoughts of a virtual assistant: How to trust a Virtual Assistant with your busines... My latest Twitter: It's a beautiful day and the kids are out of ...   Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Fort Myers, Florida Posts: 63 Re: Referral Fee Contract Hi Candy, The link sent by Janine is a good example of a simple referral agreement, just adjust to your needs. Good luck with your partnership. __________________ Althea Virtually Yours PA

#5 (permalink)   06-08-2010 SocialCandy Contributing Member Company name: PlayBig Online Marketing My latest Twitter: socialcandy: Critical Technology Strategy Every Bu...   Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Fayetteville NC Posts: 53 Re: Referral Fee Contract Thank you all! Do you usually get a one time referral or do you feel a referral fee for any work done for you client is referral fee-worth?

#6 (permalink)   06-08-2010 Your Virtual Wizard VAF Blog Challenge Moderator Company name: Your Virtual Wizard Your Virtual Wizard Latest Blog: After the Love is Gone ? What Should a Virtual Ass... My latest Twitter: Angela Jia Kim - Transform fear into fun! http://t...   Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Florida-Gulf Coast Posts: 2,168 Blog Entries: 5 Re: Referral Fee Contract One-time fee. If it was a fee for any referral work the person did, then it wouldn't be a referral; that would be considered subcontracting. You would collect an ongoing percentage of what the VA charged the client. Janine __________________ WRITE FAB RFP PROPOSALS & land THE VA job. WinningRFP unveils soon! SignUp www.WinningRFP.com

#7 (permalink)   08-11-2010 EarthMajic New Member   Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 24 Re: Referral Fee Contract The referral form was a great help... many thanks for that