Brendan
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A scope of work is basically a written agreement that explains exactly what you will do, what you will not do, how many revisions are included, and when the work will be delivered. Many freelancers skip this or write it in a vague way, and that is usually where the arguments start. A client might think they are getting five pages when you only planned for three, and then nobody is happy. Writing it well from the beginning saves a lot of stress. What details do you always make sure to include in yours?