Category: Contract Terms

Hello! You've signed your Design Proposal.  This is great. The next part is on us.  We'll be in touch to get you started. Any questions just let us know. Charla, Angie & Curtis Founders Blu3 Management Group

Hello There! Golly, you've just signed on board with one of the coolest trio's in town.  Blu3 Managment Group & it's sister companies all welcome you to the team.  By now you likely know a little about your new role with us.  If not, it's coming soon, stay tuned!   No matter who did the hiring, your executive team will be Charla, Angie & Curtis.  We are the Founders of Blu3 MG.  As we introduce you to your role, it's probable that you'll receive a few notes here and there from any of the three of us.  Now that we've made introduction, ... get to work :)! (Kidding, a bit -- we like to have fun, but run a super professional organization as you'll see. All we ask is that…

Hello!  You've just signed the agreement form and are ready to get started with R2M2.  You won't regret it! Next we'll send you an invoice for your setup fees and after that we'll get to work, if we haven't already.   Before too long you'll be accepting online reservations, processing transactions with ease and never looking back on your former way of doing business.  We are grateful for your business and look forward to continued success together. Charla, Angie & Curtis R2M2 Solutions

Welcome! We're glad you are here.  The link below explains our initial project terms for Website Design and Development.  Here are a few special notes for you to be mindful of: Don't let the size of this document overwhelm you.  It's meant to be protective of your interests and our own. Signing this document does not complete our agreement.  Our next step is to prepare your tailored project proposal.  This document is to insure that you know what we'll be doing for you and how we'll be doing it, so feel free to ask questions. After signing this paperwork we'll be on to the next steps which will require some work on your part before the project gets started.  You'll be preparing an outline for your dream website & submitting…

You've just signed our Website Design and Development Agreement.   This means that you are one step closer to hiring us to design and develop your website. What Comes Next? This is a great question ... kudos! Next we'll be requesting the outline of what you'll be looking for, for your website.  From there we'll put together a proposal with the full pricing outline & provide a preliminary outline for technical support options.  You won't have to choose your technical support plan right away.  That can be chosen at the close of the project so that you can decide based on your next steps forward. If you have any questions at all, reach out to Charla by email: projectadmin@blu3mg.com

Thank you for choosing to work with us. We'll be following up with you very soon to get started. If you need any thing at all in the meantime, you can contact us anytime.  We look forward to working with you. True to our nature, we've got another quote to share with you: Projects are usually undertaken to either solve a problem or take advantage of an opportunity. The probability that the project - even if precisely executed - will complete on time, on budget, and on performance is typically small. Project management is utilized to increase this probability. So in a sense, project management is risk management. Bruce Pittman

Summary We'll always do our best to fulfill your needs and meet your expectations, but it's important to have things written down so that each party feels confident in the arrangement we’re about to make. In this contract you won't find any complicated legal terms or long passages of unreadable text. We've no desire to trick you into signing something that you might later regret. What we do want is what's best for both parties, now and in the future. So in short; You, [CLIENT NAME], are hiring us, Blu3 Management Group, to build a website for the estimated total price of [TOTAL] as outlined in the project's proposal/specification. Of course it's a little more complicated, but we'll get to that. What do both parties agree to do? You: You…