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Design
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-Flyer
-Leaflet
SEO
Content writing
Extras
-Social media
-Custom email
-Privacy policy
Contact
In having a privacy policy on your website you will be notifying the user of how you manage their personal data when they visit your site. This personal information will range from their IP address, name, email, phone number or even their address. The policy will be a page on your site that will enable readers to get to grips with what you do with any data that is collected, which is usually notifying them that their privacy will be respected and not passed onto any third parties. It will outline the rights that they have, as some of this data is automatically collected, such as when they land on the site or when they fill in a contact form; even if you don't believe you are collecting any data, chances are you are. As part of running a trustworthy business and to avoid potential legal issues from arising, it is always worth having a privacy policy in place to safeguard not only you but also your customers.
We realise at Reiki Websites that it is important to have not only a comprehensive privacy policy but one that is also easy to understand from the users perspective. The privacy policy we can create for you will show your businesses stance on how it handles client privacy.
From your end we would need particular information regarding your company as far as how you collect data from your users; normally a browse of your website will reveal all we need to know. With this information in hand we will then craft a policy that accurately represents your needs while being in-line with the law of your country and economic area.
Once the policy is complete we will double check everything is suitable with you before launching it onto your website as a part of the overall cost.
£30.00
Contact usTo start with, you may not need a privacy policy. In saying this, it is always worth getting in touch with us to check whether or not you do, as circumstances may change in the future. As you are offering gardening services locally you may have a contact form on your site, which a customer will inevitably put their personal details into when contacting you. This is a prime example of a need to have a policy on your site dictating how this data will be handled not only short term but also long term.
Get in touch to find out if you think your gardening or landscaping website might require a privacy policy. Email us at info@gardenerwebsites.com or fill in our form below. We are always happy to hear from you and open to helping in whatever way we can, even if it is just to point you in the right direction.