Hi, I am Vinay and as we work with more clients we make different contract most fo my previous contract were more like Invoices I am making a contract and wanted to know what else I can add to it what I included 1. Scope of project 2. Deliverables 3. Timeline 4. Payment 50% before and 50% when project is completed 5. the revision payment 6. Property/work rights 7. ownership, confidentiality 8. when it can be terminated 9. liability like if project gets shopped no refund for initial payment 10. Signatures 11. law should I included it as client's country law/both my country and their country law as most of my clients are international clients What else should I include, Let me know Thank you

Here’s the truth: in the 3D world, being good at everything doesn’t make you valuable. Being great at one thing does. Think of it like surgery: you don’t want a generalist if you need brain surgery—you want the specialist. And specialists get paid more. Takeaways from this lesson: - The 3D industry is huge, but trying to do everything is a trap. - Generalists blend into the noise; specialists stand out. - Agencies (and clients) won’t pay top dollar for “do-it-alls.” - Your niche = your authority + higher rates. Where do you see the biggest opportunity to niche down in 3D? Let’s discuss. Worksheet HERE: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GKMWNBNgJ7FjHqS-4gF8KRbRB2Y3U0uO25f3jl34HZA/edit?tab=t.0 🎥 Watch the full video here: 👇

From breaking through.From transforming your 3D work into a real business.From going from “talented freelancer” → “trusted studio.” But here’s the truth we uncovered in today’s call: 1. Leads = Lifeline Without leads, there’s no business. A lead is simply someone you’re one text or call away from working with. If you don’t have a system to attract them, you’re relying on luck. 2. Quality Doesn’t Pay the Bills Amazing renders don’t automatically equal sales. What brands actually want: content that sells more, builds trust, and scales their business. 3. Niche = Relatability When you’re general, nobody knows what problem you solve. When you niche down, people instantly think: “This person helps people like me.” 4. Remove the Risk Big companies default to studios because hiring “one guy” feels risky. Frame yourself as a studio + show testimonials → and suddenly the risk is gone. 5. Content is the Ferrari Brands live in people’s minds. Content is the only bridge. 3D is not “nice-to-have” — it’s the Ferrari of content. And most 3D creatives are selling Ferraris at the price of a Toyota. 6. The Long Game Outreach is rejection. Business is rejection. Consistency is what creates momentum. Your breakout could be just around the corner — don’t quit before it comes. You are ONE client away. But that only happens when you’ve got the right system: leads, niche positioning, testimonials, and a VSL (video sales letter) to start real conversations. 👉 Which one is your current bottleneck? - Leads - Niche clarity - Testimonials - Content strategy Drop it below ⬇️ so we can help you break through.

As mentioned in the call today: https://www.keyshot.com/customers/blendjet/ "When we switched from photos of the BlendJet One to KeyShot renders, we increased our website conversion rate and sales by 20%" 3D visuals gives people the spark their imagination needs to make the purchase.

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