Lock in the word count, format, and topic before you start. Deliver through Holdy, client approves, payment settles. No more unpaid drafts.
Client asks for "a few small edits" that turn into a complete rewrite. You end up writing the piece three times for one payment.
Brief said "engaging blog post about X." You deliver exactly that. Client says it's not the right tone. No objective way to judge.
You send the Google Doc, client reads it, uses it on their site. Never pays. The content is already published.
Holdy turns vague writing gigs into clear, enforceable agreements.
Specify exactly what you deliver: 1500-word blog post in Google Doc, SEO metadata included. The client agrees to this when they pay.
Set 1-2 revision rounds. Client can request changes within that budget. When revisions run out, they accept or reject. No infinite loop.
Upload the document through Holdy. It's timestamped and hashed. If the client claims they never received it, you have proof.
Client has 7 days to review. Accept = instant payout. No response = auto-settle. No more follow-up emails about invoices.
Written content in Google Doc, 1500 words on agreed topic
SEO metadata per article: title tag + meta description (in same doc)
3 social media captions for promotion (in same doc or separate)
1 revision round included. Deadline: 7 days.
Tip: Holdy's AI writer can generate this deliverables list from a brief description of your project.
Lock the brief, deliver with proof, get paid on approval.
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