Privacy Policy.
The short version: I collect the bare minimum, I keep it safe, and I never sell it. The longer version is below. Written like a person, not a lawyer.
TL;DR – I’m a one-person copy studio. I only ask for the info I need to write good words and send you a sensible invoice. No tracking pixels chasing you across the internet. No mailing list you didn’t ask for.
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What I collect
Honestly? Not a lot. I’m a copywriter, not a data broker. Here’s the short list:
↳ Contact info you send me – name, email, company, the project you want help with.
↳ Anything you put in an email to me. Treat that one accordingly.
↳ Basic site analytics – pages visited, browser, country. No creepy tracking, no ad networks following you around the internet.
02
Why I have it
Three reasons, all of them boring:
↳ To reply to your enquiry and quote your project.
↳ To send you the work, the invoice and the occasional polite follow-up.
↳ To see which pages on this site people actually read, so I can stop writing the ones nobody does.
03
Who I share it with
Nobody fun. A small handful of tools that help me run a one-person business like my email (Gmail), invoicing software, and an analytics provider. Each one only sees the bit of data they need to do their job.
I don’t sell your information. I don’t trade it. I don’t hand it to advertisers.
04
Cookies (the digital kind)
This site uses a few essential cookies to make things work and a couple of analytics cookies to count visits. Nothing that follows you off this site. You can clear them in your browser settings any time, it won’t break anything important.
05
Your rights
You can ask me to:
↳ Show you what I’ve got on file about you.
↳ Fix anything that’s wrong.
↳ Delete it all (subject to any tax records I’m legally required to keep).
↳ Stop emailing you. One reply and you’re out.
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How long I keep it
Enquiries that don’t turn into projects are cleared out within 12 months. Client records are kept for as long as we’re working together, plus the years the tax office insists on. After that, they go in the bin.
