privacy policy
Everybody with a website should have a privacy policy, like this one, only different. Questions? Contact me.
Table Of Contents:
- My Commitment To Privacy
- The Information I Collect
- How I Use Information
- How To Access Or Change Your Information
- How To Contact Me
My Commitment To Privacy
Your privacy is really, really important to me. While on my website, certain identifiable and generic information is collected. This policy explains that collection process and what I do with the information. You can find this notice on all pages of my website.
The Information I Collect:
I use analytics to measure my website's traffic. The software I use collects information about you, like where you're from, what pages you looked at, how you got to the website, which browser and OS you use, and various other bits of information. The information I get is aggregate, I don't know who is associated with what.
There is a form on my site, and you may fill out the form when you contact me. The information I collect here is:
- Name
- Email address
- Phone number
- Website address
The Way I Use Information:
I only ever use the information I receive from you to respond to submissions and inquiries and I never, ever, ever share it with anyone else, for any other reason. If I must share it to complete an order, I will ask your permission first.
My Newsletter:
My newsletter list uses a process called "double opt-in" to verify subscriptions, meaning each subscriber has to agree to receive the newsletter twice (the first time is via the form, the second is a confirmation via email). You can also opt out at any time.
I don't automatically sign anyone up for the newsletter, even if I have their email address from other types of contact.
Gummi Bear Guarantee:
Too many companies ask us to do for them with vague promises of "free information" or other subjectively valuable stuff. I don't. I think it's great that you've taken time to sign up for my newsletter, and I appreciate it so much that just because you took the time to help me out by signing up, I'm sending you a free pack of Haribo Gummi Bears.
How To Contact Me:
Should you have other questions or concerns about these privacy policies, please contact me.
Privacy matters
Zuckerberg's law states that next year, people will share twice as much information as they share this year, and next year, they will be sharing twice as much as they did the year before.
When more is exposed, more is at risk, so it's more important than ever to make sure your privacy controls are being managed, that your online presence is appropriate and, as a business, that you're respecting the privacy of your clients.