Terms

Last updated: 09 July 2025

These Terms apply to your use of this website and to any services, resources, calls, audits, programmes, subscriptions or other offers provided by Wild Geese Media SL.

By using this website, booking a call, purchasing a service, paying an invoice, or working with us, you agree to these Terms.

If you do not agree with these Terms, please do not use this website or purchase our services.

1. Who we are

This website is operated by:

Wild Geese Media SL
Legal representative: Ivan Tobias
NIF / VAT number: ESY0759365B
Registered address: Calle Barranco Los Marinos 6, Urb. Arroyo Marinos 40, Almunecar, Granada, Spain 18690
Email: info@wildgeesemedia.com
Website:www.wildgeesemedia.com

For full company information, please see our Legal Notice.

2. What we do

Wild Geese Media SL provides YouTube strategy, content marketing consultancy, channel audits, mentorship, training, channel management and related digital services.

Our services may include, depending on the specific offer:

  • YouTube channel audits

  • Strategy calls

  • Content strategy

  • Channel positioning

  • Video packaging guidance

  • Content planning

  • Mentorship or coaching

  • Training

  • YouTube channel management

  • Script, title, thumbnail or content feedback

  • Related marketing consultancy

The exact service, deliverables, price, timeline and payment terms will be shown on the relevant service page, checkout page, proposal, invoice, booking page, or written agreement.

3. Website use

You agree to use this website lawfully and respectfully.

You must not use this website:

  • For unlawful, fraudulent or harmful purposes

  • To interfere with the website’s security or operation

  • To copy, scrape or misuse our content

  • To upload or transmit malicious software

  • To impersonate another person or business

  • To damage the rights, reputation or interests of Wild Geese Media SL or any third party

We may restrict access to the website if we reasonably believe it is being misused.

4. Services and scope of work

The scope of each service will be described before purchase or agreement.

This may be set out in:

  • A service page

  • A checkout page

  • A proposal

  • An invoice

  • A booking page

  • A written agreement

  • An email confirmation

Only the deliverables specifically stated are included.

Unless expressly agreed in writing, our services do not include:

  • Advertising spend

  • Paid software subscriptions

  • Travel costs

  • Stock footage or licensed assets

  • External production costs

  • Additional contractors or specialists

  • Unlimited revisions

  • Emergency or out-of-hours support

  • Work outside the agreed scope

If additional work is requested, we may provide a separate quote or agree an additional fee before carrying it out.

5. Pricing

Prices may be shown on this website, in proposals, on checkout pages, or in invoices.

Some services may be shown as “from” pricing because the final price depends on the scope of work, publishing frequency, channel size, deliverables, support required, and level of involvement.

Where a price is shown as “from”, the final agreed price will be confirmed before payment is taken or before work begins.

Unless otherwise stated:

  • Prices are shown excluding VAT/IVA

  • VAT/IVA will be applied where required by law

  • Third-party costs are not included

  • Prices may change at any time for future purchases or future agreements

Price changes will not affect services already purchased or agreed unless expressly stated in the relevant agreement.

6. VAT / IVA and taxes

VAT/IVA will be applied where required by law.

For eligible international business clients, reverse charge or non-Spanish VAT treatment may apply.

Clients are responsible for providing accurate billing details, including business name, billing address, tax identification number, and VAT number where applicable.

If incorrect or incomplete billing information is provided, invoices may need to be corrected or reissued.

You are responsible for any taxes, charges, bank fees, exchange fees, or local reporting obligations that apply in your country, unless the law requires us to collect or pay them.

7. Payments

Payments may be made by Stripe, bank transfer, or any other payment method we agree to use.

Payment terms will be shown on the relevant checkout page, invoice, proposal, or written agreement

Depending on the service, payment may be required:

  • In full before work begins

  • As a deposit before work begins

  • Monthly in advance

  • On a recurring basis

  • According to a custom payment schedule agreed in writing

We are not required to start or continue work until the required payment has been received.

8. Late payments

If payment is late, we may pause work, delay delivery, suspend access to services, or withhold deliverables until payment is received.

We may also charge reasonable administrative costs, interest, or recovery costs where permitted by law.

You remain responsible for paying all amounts due for services already provided, work already completed, or time already reserved.

9. Recurring services and subscriptions

Some services may be provided on a monthly or recurring basis.

Where a service renews automatically, the renewal terms, billing frequency, minimum commitment and cancellation terms will be explained before you purchase or agree to the service.

Unless otherwise stated in writing, monthly services are billed in advance.

If a minimum term applies, you are responsible for payment for the full minimum term.

After any minimum term, the service may continue on a rolling monthly basis unless cancelled in accordance with the agreed cancellation terms.

10. Cancellation by you

Cancellation terms depend on the service purchased.

For one-off calls, audits, strategy sessions, mentorship, channel management or other services, the applicable cancellation terms will be stated on the service page, booking page, checkout page, proposal, invoice, or written agreement.

Unless otherwise stated:

  • You may cancel an enquiry or unpaid booking at any time

  • Paid calls may be rescheduled with reasonable notice

  • Missed calls or late cancellations may be treated as used

  • Work already started or completed is non-refundable

  • Custom strategy, audits, consultancy, training, content planning and channel management work are generally non-refundable once work has begun

To request cancellation, contact:

info@wildgeesemedia.com

11. Cancellation by us

We may cancel, pause or terminate a service if:

  • Payment is not made on time

  • You do not provide the information or access needed to deliver the service

  • The scope of work becomes materially different from what was agreed

  • You behave abusively, unlawfully or unprofessionally

  • Continuing the work would create a legal, ethical, reputational or operational issue

  • We are unable to provide the service due to circumstances outside our reasonable control

If we cancel a service without fault on your part, we will refund any amount paid for work not yet provided, unless otherwise agreed.

12. Refunds

Refunds depend on the type of service and the stage of work.

Because many of our services involve custom strategy, analysis, consultancy, preparation, creative work, planning or reserved time, refunds are not usually available once work has started.

Unless otherwise stated:

Strategy calls and consultations
Refunds are not available once the call has taken place. If you need to reschedule, please give reasonable notice. If the call is cancelled with less than 24 hours’ notice, then the amount will be non-refundable.

Audits and custom strategy work
Refunds are not available once research, review, analysis, preparation or delivery work has begun.

Mentorship, coaching or training
Refunds are not available for sessions already delivered, missed without reasonable notice, or unused due to lack of participation.

Monthly management services
Fees already paid are non-refundable once the billing period has started, unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Digital resources or downloadable materials
Refunds are not available once the digital product, resource, template, file or download has been accessed or delivered, unless required by law.

Nothing in this section affects any mandatory rights you may have under applicable consumer law.

13. Consumer withdrawal rights

If you are a consumer in the EU or EEA, you may have a legal right to withdraw from certain online purchases within 14 days without giving a reason.

For service contracts, the withdrawal period is generally 14 days from the date the contract is agreed.

However, if you ask us to start providing the service during the withdrawal period, you may be required to pay for the work already performed before you withdraw.

If the service has been fully performed with your prior express consent during the withdrawal period, you may lose your right to withdraw, where permitted by law.

For digital content or digital resources, you may lose your right to withdraw once access or delivery begins, if you have expressly agreed to immediate access and acknowledged the loss of that right.

Where required, we may ask you to confirm this before work starts or before digital content is delivered.

14. Rescheduling calls

If your service includes a call, session or meeting, you are responsible for attending at the agreed time.

If you need to reschedule, please give as much notice as possible

Unless otherwise stated:

  • Calls may be rescheduled once with reasonable notice

  • Late cancellations may count as used

  • No-shows may count as used

  • Repeated rescheduling may delay the service timeline

  • We are not responsible for delays caused by your missed or rescheduled calls

15. Your responsibilities

To allow us to deliver services properly, you agree to:

  • Provide accurate information

  • Provide requested access, assets, links, documents or data on time

  • Respond to reasonable questions and feedback requests

  • Review deliverables within agreed timeframes

  • Make decisions needed to move the project forward

  • Ensure you have the right to share any materials you provide to us

  • Use our advice and deliverables lawfully and responsibly

You are responsible for your own business decisions, implementation, publishing, advertising, compliance, platform use, and results.

We are not responsible for delays, errors or reduced outcomes caused by missing information, late feedback, lack of access, platform restrictions, or failure to implement agreed recommendations.

16. Timelines and delivery

We aim to meet agreed timelines wherever possible.

However, timelines may depend on

  • Timely payment

  • Timely client feedback

  • Access to required accounts or data

  • Scope of work

  • Availability of both parties

  • Third-party tools or platforms

  • Technical issues

  • Changes requested by the client

Any delivery dates are estimates unless expressly stated as fixed in writing.

If you cause a delay, the delivery timeline may be extended.

17. Revisions and feedback

Where revisions are included, the number and type of revisions will be stated in the relevant service description, proposal, invoice or written agreement.

Unless otherwise agreed, revisions do not include:

  • A full change of direction after approval

  • New deliverables

  • Work outside the agreed scope

  • Revisions caused by missing or incorrect information provided by you

  • Changes requested after final approval

  • Revisions to work not created by us

Additional revisions may be charged separately.

18. Results and no guarantees

We provide strategy, guidance, consultancy, education, content planning and management support.

We do not guarantee any specific outcome, including:

  • Views

  • Subscribers

  • Watch time

  • Leads

  • Sales

  • Revenue

  • Rankings

  • Conversion rates

  • Platform growth

  • Business results

Any examples, case studies, testimonials or results shown on this website are for illustration only. They are not promises or guarantees that you will achieve the same or similar results.

Your results depend on many factors outside our control, including your offer, market, audience, budget, implementation, consistency, content quality, platform changes, competition and wider business conditions.

19. Intellectual property

Unless otherwise stated, all intellectual property on this website and in our materials belongs to Wild Geese Media SL or is licensed to us.

This includes:

  • Website copy

  • Branding

  • Frameworks

  • Templates

  • Downloadable resources

  • Training materials

  • Strategy documents

  • Processes

  • Content structures

  • Educational materials

You may not copy, reproduce, sell, publish, share, distribute or exploit our materials without written permission.

Where we create custom deliverables for you as part of a paid service, your usage rights will depend on the specific service agreement.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing

  • You may use final paid deliverables for your own business purposes

  • We retain ownership of our underlying methods, frameworks, templates, systems and know-how

  • Drafts, internal notes, research files and working documents remain our property

  • You may not resell, repackage or redistribute our materials as your own

20. Client materials

You retain ownership of materials you provide to us, such as logos, brand assets, videos, documents, channel data, analytics, images, scripts, recordings, website links and other client content.

By providing these materials, you confirm that you have the right to use them and share them with us.

You grant us permission to use your materials only as needed to provide the agreed services.

You are responsible for ensuring your materials do not infringe the rights of any third party.

21. Portfolio and case studies

Unless you ask us not to in writing, we may refer to your business name, public website, public YouTube channel, public social media accounts, public content, or general project type as part of our portfolio, case studies, proposals, sales material or marketing.

We will not share confidential information, private analytics, private strategy documents, unpublished materials or sensitive business information without your permission.

If you do not want us to mention your business publicly, please tell us in writing.

22. Confidentiality

During our work together, either party may receive confidential information from the other.

Confidential information may include business plans, analytics, strategy, financial information, client data, internal processes, private documents, unpublished content, login information and other non-public material.

Both parties agree to take reasonable care to protect confidential information and not disclose it to third parties unless:

  • The other party gives permission

  • Disclosure is required to provide the agreed service

  • Disclosure is required by law

  • The information is already public through no fault of the receiving party

23. Third-party tools and platform

Our services may involve third-party tools or platforms such as YouTube, Google, Stripe, Cal.com, Kit, Squarespace, ClickUp, Meta, LinkedIn or other software providers

We are not responsible for

  • Third-party downtime

  • Platform changes

  • Account restrictions

  • Algorithm changes

  • Pricing changes

  • Data loss caused by third-party tools

  • Errors or failures outside our reasonable control

Your use of third-party tools is also subject to their own terms and policies

24. Contractors and service partner

We may use trusted contractors, freelancers or service partners to help deliver parts of our services

Where we do this, we remain responsible for managing the work we have agreed to provide

We will take reasonable care to ensure anyone working with us handles information appropriately and respects confidentiality

25. Account access and securit

If you provide access to any account, platform, file, dashboard or tool, you are responsible for ensuring that access is lawful and appropriate

Where possible, you should provide access using secure permission-based methods rather than sharing passwords

You are responsible for removing access when the project ends, unless otherwise agreed.

We are not responsible for account issues caused by permissions, platform restrictions, password sharing, client-side security failures or third-party breaches outside our control.

26. Limitation of liabilit

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where it cannot legally be excluded or limited

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Wild Geese Media SL will not be liable for

  • Loss of profits

  • Loss of revenue

  • Loss of opportunity

  • Loss of goodwill

  • Loss of data

  • Platform changes

  • Advertising account restrictions

  • Business interruption

  • Indirect or consequential losses

  • Decisions made based on general website content

Our total liability for any claim relating to a paid service will not exceed the amount you paid to us for that specific service, unless the law requires otherwise.

27. Force majeure

We are not responsible for delays or failures caused by events outside our reasonable control.

This may include illness, accidents, internet outages, technical failures, platform outages, supplier failures, strikes, natural events, war, terrorism, government action, changes in law, or other circumstances beyond our control.

If such an event affects delivery, we will try to communicate with you and resume work as soon as reasonably possible.

28. Complaints

If you have a complaint about a service, please contact us first so we can try to resolve it.

Email:

info@wildgeesemedia.com

Please include your name, contact details, service purchased, and a clear description of the issue.

We aim to respond within a reasonable timeframe.

The former EU Online Dispute Resolution platform has been discontinued as of 20 July 2025, so it has not been included as a dispute link in these Terms.

29. Data protection

We process personal data in accordance with applicable data protection law.

For more information about how we collect, use and protect personal data, please read our Privacy & Cookies Policy.

30. Changes to these Terms

We may update these Terms from time to time.

The latest version will always be published on this page with the updated date shown at the top.

Changes will apply from the date they are published, unless otherwise stated.

Changes will not affect services already purchased or agreed unless required by law or agreed in writing.

31. Applicable law and jurisdiction

These Terms are governed by Spanish law.

If you are acting as a consumer, nothing in these Terms affects any mandatory consumer rights you may have under the laws of your country of residence.

Where legally permitted, any dispute relating to this website, these Terms, or services provided by Wild Geese Media SL shall be submitted to the courts of Granada, Spain.

32. Contact

For questions about these Terms, contact:

Wild Geese Media SL
Ivan Tobias
Email: info@wildgeesemedia.com
Address: Calle Barranco Los Marinos 6, Urb. Arroyo Marinos 40, Almunecar, Granada, Spain 18690