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Your site is missing
a privacy policy

If your site collects any visitor data at all (a form, cookies, analytics), a privacy policy is a legal requirement, not an optional extra. The fix is a one-time page written for exactly what your site actually collects, usually ready within a few days.

Does this actually apply to you

  • Your site has a contact form, a newsletter signup, or user accounts
  • You use Google Analytics, the Facebook Pixel, or a similar tracking tool
  • Your site sets cookies (almost every site with analytics or ads does)
  • There is currently no page on your site with "privacy" or "cookies" in the title

What happens if this is not fixed

A data protection authority can open a case against sites without a privacy policy, and the outcome depends on the scope of the breach and how the site responds. Beyond the legal risk, visitors who notice there is no clear privacy policy tend to read that as the business not taking their data seriously, which directly affects whether they fill in a form or not.

How we fix it

1. A short review of your site: which forms, cookies and tracking tools it actually uses.

2. We write a privacy policy matched to exactly those tools, not a generic template copied from another site.

3. The page goes live and gets linked from the footer, where visitors expect to find it.

Timeline: ready within a few days once we know what the site collects.

Frequently asked questions

Your site is missing a privacy policy

Yes, if your site collects any data at all (a contact form, a newsletter, analytics), the requirement applies regardless of whether you sell anything online.

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