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1. Third Party Licensing: Used when specific third-party licensing arrangements need to be addressed

2. International Exploitation: Include when artist has significant international potential or existing presence

3. Social Media Management: Required for comprehensive digital presence management

4. Merchandising Rights: Include when manager will handle merchandising opportunities

5. Publishing Rights Administration: Used if manager will be involved in publishing administration

6. Personal Appearance Income: Include for live performance and appearance fee arrangements

7. Key Person Provision: Used when specific manager personnel are crucial to the agreement

8. Band Member Provisions: Required when artist is a band rather than solo performer

9. Producer Rights: Include when manager or related entities will be involved in production

1. Schedule A: Commission Structure: Detailed breakdown of commission percentages for different income streams

2. Schedule B: Recording Specifications: Technical requirements and specifications for master recordings

3. Schedule C: Approved Recording Budget: Budget parameters for recording projects

4. Schedule D: Territory Definition: Specific territories covered by the agreement

5. Schedule E: Existing Contracts: List of pre-existing agreements affecting the artist

6. Schedule F: Minimum Recording Commitment: Details of required recording output

7. Appendix 1: Power of Attorney: Legal authorization for manager to act on artist's behalf

8. Appendix 2: Marketing and Promotion Plan: Initial marketing strategy and promotion commitments

9. Appendix 3: Excluded Income Sources: List of income streams not subject to commission