# Client Offboarding Pack ## Handover Note Thank you, Maya, for trusting me with your brand package. The project is now complete, and everything is in our shared folder, ready for you to use. If anything is wrong with a delivered file, just email me within 14 days and I will fix it. It has been a pleasure working with you, and I wish the brand every success with its wholesale buyers. ## Final Files Checklist - ☐ Logo set, final files for print and online use, in the shared folder. - ☐ Packaging for three products, final label files, in the shared folder. - ☐ Launch page, final page files, in the shared folder. - ☐ Outstanding items: none. ## Thank-You and Results Summary Thank you again for a clear, enjoyable project. You now have a complete brand package: a logo set, packaging for all three products, and a launch page, with all three labels approved. The goal was a cleaner, more consistent presentation for wholesale buyers, and the finished files give you one consistent look across products and online. ## Testimonial Request Short version: Maya, if you were happy with the work, would you be willing to share one sentence I could quote, in your own words? Longer version: If you have a minute, I would value a few lines in your own words. You could cover what the brand looked like before, what changed, and what working together was like. You are welcome to write as little or as much as you like, edit anything I draft from your words, or say no — no explanation needed. ## Case Study Permission Request Would you be open to me featuring this project as a case study? It would show the logo set, the three labels, and the launch page, with your brand name, and only the result we have already agreed: a consistent brand across all three products. I would send you the final text for approval before anything is published, and you can ask for changes or for anonymity at any time. ## Referral Request If you know another small food brand that is struggling with inconsistent packaging, I would be grateful if you passed my name along when they ask for help. No need to share anyone's details — just a mention is more than enough. ## Repeat-Work Invite When you are ready for a seasonal label update, or a small set of social media templates to match the new brand, I would be glad to help. No rush at all — and in about 30 days I may check in to ask how the new packaging is landing with your buyers. Is that all right?