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Curious how other SEO agency owners utilize invoices proposals and contracts.

I use this company Bonsai (worst customer service experience and would not recommend them because of that.)

That being said, You're able to send out the proposal (and they can put money down), you can send over the contract, have them agree to terms and sign, then send over the remaining invoice.

But I'm curious if any of you others do this? Seems kind of annoying for a client to get the proposal, put something down, pay it, sign the contract, then pay the rest of the invoice before the month starts.

Just curious how others are doing it.

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