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Onboarding at One Firefly

All You Need to Kickstart Success with Confidence and Ease.

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What You Can Expect

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can I do my onboarding call from my phone?

    For optimal participation in this meeting, it's imperative that you have access to a computer. Screen sharing will be necessary, and several essential functions cannot be executed on a mobile device.
  • Can I do my onboarding call from my phone?

    For optimal participation in this meeting, it's imperative that you have access to a computer. Screen sharing will be necessary, and several essential functions cannot be executed on a mobile device.
  • How long does an onboarding call typically take?

    An onboarding call varies in length depending on the services purchased, however they tend to range between an hour to and hour and a half. Although, If you review and complete your onboarding form prior to the call, that can drastically help reduce the duration of the meeting.
  • Who should I have join the onboarding call from my team?

    We recommend having the project contact on your onboarding call, as well as any other key players. Typically clients will invite their IT employee or office manager as well if they have login credentials to systems.
  • Can I skip onboarding and have the One Firefly team create my facebook page,constant contact account, etc.?

    It is best practice to create these on your own as we want to ensure that you are the primary owner of the account, in the case that you ever need to reach out to support.
  • How many leads will I see from this campaign?

    These programs are an incredible way to get in front of people who "may not even know who you are" and hopefully drive leads and brand awareness. You do a lot of volume with Manufacturer XYZ and they want to help grow your business. If you have the opportunity to meet with a prospect and sell them more, you win, the manufacturer wins and you have a new client for the long-term. AND...the manufacturer is paying for it. If you think that is cool, check out what we can do with all of your services...not just brand specific
  • Can I get access to the constant contact account that you are creating?

    We can provide the logins to the Constant Contact account we create. However, once the program wraps we will remove our payment method and cancel the account.
  • How do I know that you will not steal my clients from my client mailing list?

    Here at One Firefly we take confidentiality seriously, we work with X integrators and are more than happy to sign an NDA. JW + Kendall confirming if we can write something more formal and maybe linking to the policy (See below): Here is a Loom on how to use Zoho Sign to send NDA to clients: https://www.loom.com/share/e1807fee9b514ca89be46061205e8492?sid=d27320ea-aec4-4729-a063-6a0e2ec73c76
  • What do I need to do if I would like to continue any of these services post completion of the program?

    Let us know and we would be more than happy to put you in touch with our sales team!

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Preparing for a Seamless Automation Unplugged Recording

A smooth recording experience starts with a well-prepared setup. Follow these straightforward tips on internet connectivity, environment, audio, and lighting to ensure your recording goes off without a hitch.

Internet & Computer

A stable internet connection is essential for a smooth recording experience. Follow these steps to optimize your setup:
  • 1. Check Your Internet Speed and Stability

    Run a speed test to ensure your connection is strong enough for video. If possible, connect via an Ethernet cable for a more reliable connection than WiFi. For a smooth recording, aim for an internet download speed of at least 10 Mbps and upload speed of at least 5 Mbps. Above these speeds is ideal, while speeds below may cause disruptions.
  • 2. Use the Most Compatible Browser

    We recommend using Chrome as your browser and make sure it’s up-to-date for the best compatibility with our recording platform.
  • 3. Close Unnecessary Applications and Tabs

    To prevent CPU overload and ensure optimal recording quality, close any applications or browser tabs that you won’t need during the session. Pay special attention to programs that might access your microphone or camera, as they can interfere with your audio and video.
  • 4. Restart Your Computer Before the Session

    It’s often a good idea to give your computer a hard reset prior to shooting. This helps free up RAM and ensures optimal performance during video recording, reducing the risk of lags or slowdowns.

Environment

For a professional and distraction-free recording, please consider the following:
  • Choose a Quiet Space

    Find a location that is free from background noise, including traffic, pets, or other people. Closing windows and doors can help minimize outside sounds.
  • Set Up in an Office or Neutral Space

    Choose a tidy, neutral background that minimizes distractions for viewers. An office or dedicated workspace is ideal. Shooting from a customer's job site is discouraged, as you can't control the environment.
  • Ensure Privacy

    Select a room where you can close the door to prevent interruptions or unexpected guests/pets.

Audio

Good audio quality enhances the listener experience. Here are some tips for setting up your sound:
  • External Mic (Best Option)

    If possible, use an external microphone for the best sound quality. Even a simple plug-in mic can make a difference. If you need one, we’ll gladly send you an external microphone—just check that option on your onboarding form or reach out to Allison.
  • Headset or Earphones (Great Option)

    If an external mic isn’t available, use earphones or a headset. The built-in microphone in most earphones provides clear sound and helps reduce background noise.
  • Computer Microphone (Acceptable)

    If neither of the above options is available, your computer's built-in microphone will work. Be sure to test it beforehand to ensure clarity.

Lighting

To look your best on camera, here are some lighting tips:
  • Use a 3-Point Lighting Setup (Best Option)

    For optimal video quality, consider a 3-point lighting setup. This includes a key light (primary source positioned at an angle to illuminate your face), a fill light (placed on the opposite side to reduce shadows), and a backlight (positioned behind you to separate you from the background). This setup creates a professional, well-lit appearance.
  • Position Lighting in Front (Good Option)

    A soft light source positioned in front of you (or at a 45-degree angle) works well to illuminate your face and minimize shadows. A key light or ring light can be ideal for this purpose. Alternatively, you can position yourself to face a window, using natural light as your source.
  • Avoid

    • Overhead lights as they can create harsh shadows and unflattering angles. If possible, turn off overhead lights and rely on front-facing lighting instead.
    • Avoid sitting with windows beside or behind you, as natural light from these angles can wash out your on-camera appearance. Instead, position yourself so any windows are in front of you or off to the side for balanced, flattering lighting.
    • A dark room.

Camera

  • Camera Type

    • Best Option: DSLR camera - Provides the highest video quality, depth of field, and professional look.
    • Good Option: Third-party webcam - Offers better resolution and flexibility compared to a built-in computer camera.
    • Acceptable Option: Built-in computer camera
  • Camera Positioning

    Set your camera at eye level to create a natural, engaging connection with viewers. Avoid positioning it too low, as it can lead to unflattering angles.
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Terms & Conditions

TERMS & CONDITIONS

By rendering payment pursuant to the first invoice submitted to Client by One Firefly, Client hereby agrees to be bound to the terms detailed as follows:

In connection with the services described in one or more Service Level Agreements (“SLA”) to be provided by One Firefly, LLC ("Agency") to you and/or your business entity (collectively, "Client"), the parties hereby agree as follows:

1. PRICING AND PAYMENT: Specific fees, costs, and payment terms are detailed in applicable SLAs. Final payment of all fees and costs is due within 30 days of invoice date, unless otherwise noted within an SLA. A 1.5% monthly service charge is payable on all invoices past due over 30 days. Client is responsible for all legal fees and costs incurred by Agency due to Client’s default in payment.

2. ESTIMATES: Agency makes every effort to be as accurate and complete as possible in its estimate of fees and costs. In some cases, a range estimate will be given, based on Agency’s understanding of the scope of work at time of estimate. If Agency determines the scope of work has been changed, the project may be re-estimated. Estimates of fees and costs in the proposal are valid for 30 days. All third-party costs and fees may be estimated separately. Final fees and expenses, as applicable, will be shown when invoice is rendered.

3. EXPENSES: Client shall reimburse Agency for all out-of-pocket and third-party expenses, including but not limited to photography, fonts, digital proofs, production expenses, long distance, postage, travel, sales tax (when ap­plicable), messenger services, shipping, hiring of contract writ­ers/designers, software, web hosting, and printing fees. Services or deliverables contracted by Agency with a third-party may be subject to an industry-standard markup to cover administrative time and costs in­volved. At Agency’s discretion, Agency will give client the opportunity to contract directly with the third-party vendor for such services.

4. CHANGES/REVISIONS: Minor revisions to the scope of work are anticipated, but major design/content changes and Client requested revisions may go beyond the scope of the original estimate and, if so, additional fees will apply. Client’s approval will be obtained for any increases in fees or expens­es due to such changes or revisions.

5. CLIENT REVIEW AND APPROVAL RESPONSIBILITIES: Client will provide timely approvals, responses, and information to Agency as required by Agency to complete its work or perform the services. Client is solely responsible for any delays, missed deadlines, or increased fees or costs associated with or caused by delays in any required approvals, responses or information receipt. Client is ultimately responsible for final approval of all proofs, concepts, copy, product claims, and final work, and for all required legal review associated with any Agency work product. Client warrants that all information and materials provided to Agency (or to which Client directs Agency) are accurate and will not breach any applicable law.

6. COMPLETION/DELIVERY DATES: Any delay in the comple­tion of work due to external forces beyond the control of Agency (such as unusual transportation delays, unforeseen problems with vendor, computer/Internet related issues, holidays, weather conditions, pandemic or public health emergency, or acts of God), or actions and negligence of Client (such as delays of approvals or provision of required information), shall entitle Agency to extend the completion/delivery date, upon notifying Client, by the time equivalent of such a delay.

7. CANCELLATION/TERMINATION: This agreement may be terminated by either party upon 30 days’ written notice. Paid fees for work already performed by Agency are non-refundable. In the event of termination, Client will be obligated to pay Agency for any unbilled time and materials and unreimbursed expenses actually incurred through the termination date. The Client may cancel recurring monthly services at any point with a 30-day written notice. Upon written notice of intent to cancel, a mandatory cancellation survey will be sent to the client to be completed. Client will be officially canceled upon receipt of completed cancellation survey. If the Client wishes to cancel within the first three months of a digital marketing campaign, there will be a cancellation fee of one month’s service fee. If the Client wishes to cancel within 4-6 months of the campaign’s start, there will be a cancellation fee of 25% of one month’s service fee. “One month’s service fee” will reflect either the campaign’s first month or last month, whichever is greater. If the Client fails to pay the cancellation fee, One Firefly reserves the right to send the invoice to a collections agency.

8. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OWNERSHIP: All work, campaigns, trademarks, slogans, artwork, written materials, drawings, photographs, design and graphic materials, software code, mobile applications, or other materials that are subject to copyright, trademark, patent or other intellectual property protection that is developed or produced by Agency in fulfillment of this agreement shall be the property of the Client provided Client has paid all fees and costs associated with creating or producing such work product. Agency permanently retains all intellectual property rights to any pre-existing agency content, and to any work consisting of unexecuted concepts, or work presented to, but rejected by, Client. At the termination of this Agreement, the license granted to Client for Agency’s pre-existing intellectual property will cease, and Client will be required to cease usage of or return all pre-existing Agency property including, without limitation including but not limited to any proprietary enhancements or customizations done to enhance campaign performance as well as any One Firefly owned imagery, video or media. Client grants to Agency the right to display representative samples of the work created for Client in its creative portfolio for its promotional or marketing purposes.

9. CONFIDENTIALITY: Agency and Client will maintain all confidential information belonging to the other party confidentially and with reasonable care. Neither Agency nor Client will disclose to any third party any confidential information of the other, including without limitation any business plans, marketing plans or information, financial data, client or customer data, recommendations, research findings, or details of the work or services performed by Agency for Client. Upon conclusion of Agency’s work or termination of the parties’ relationship, Agency and Client will return any confidential information upon request of the other party or, alternately, securely dispose of it.

10. INDEMNIFICATION: Client will exercise due diligence and reasonable care to verify the accuracy of all claims and information provided to Agency and is responsible for all final legal review and approval of all deliverables prior to its publication or public release. Client agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Agency and its directors, officers, agents, vol­unteers and employees against any and all claims, lawsuits, settlements, judgments, resulting from the acts, errors or omissions, including the dishonest, fraudulent or criminal acts of Client or its directors, officers, agents, representatives or employees in connection with the performance of Client’s obligations under this agreement.

11. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: Agency’s liability to Client in any event is limited to the amount of fees or other compensation paid by Client to Agency for the work and services described herein.

12. WARRANTIES AND DISCLAIMERS: THE SERVICES ARE PROVIDED AS-IS. AGENCY DISCLAIMS ANY REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF EFFECTIVENESS, SPECIFIC RESULTS, OR SPECIFIC QUALITY OR QUANTITY OF RETURN OR RESPONSE RELATED TO THE WORK OR SERVICES IT PROVIDES TO CLIENTS.

13. DATA PRIVACY: The parties agree that Agency shall have no obligation to ensure client’s compliance with data privacy laws, and that Agency’s sole responsibility shall be to comply with data privacy laws as they pertain to Agency’s role as a processor. Client agrees to communicate all specifications of data handling to Agency and indemnifies Agency from Client’s failure to provide such communications and from Client’s failure to adhere to applicable privacy law.

14. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: Client hereby consents to the usage of Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) in Agency’s performance of the services. Agency shall retain ownership of all prompts engineered for usage with AI, and all human-made modifications to AI-generated content shall be owned as dictated in Section 8 above.

15. DISCLAIMER OF RESPONSIBILITY: Client acknowledges that, while implementing DMARC, SPF, and DKIM significantly reduces the risk of a domain being used for spam or phishing, the One Firefly cannot assume responsibility for instances where your domain may still be considered spam by some recipients or services. Email deliverability can be influenced by a wide range of factors beyond DMARC implementation, including sender reputation and recipient server policies. It is the domain owner's responsibility to maintain and monitor their email authentication practices to ensure the highest level of email integrity and deliverability.

16. MISCELLANEOUS: Modifications of any agreement between them must be written and executed by both parties. This agreement is governed by the laws of the state of Florida. In the event of a dispute between the parties, such dispute shall be brought in a court within Broward County, Florida.

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