Terms and Privacy

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There's a little something called the GDPR, or General Data Protection Regulation, that went into effect in May of 2018. The GDPR is a regulation on data protection and privacy. It's quite extensive but one of the first (and easiest) steps to ensuring your website is GDPR compliant is to ensure you have Terms and Conditions and a Privacy Policy.

Terms and conditions outline the contractual relationship between the provider (you and your website) and its users (your website visitors). A privacy policy states how a company and/or website collects, handles, and process data of its customers and website visitors.

If you have a contact form, a lead magnet, an interactive quiz, or if you've integrated analytics platforms like Google Analytics or Google Search Console, your website must have terms and conditions and a privacy policy.

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