Privacy and cookies

Privacy and cookie compliance

A proper privacy policy and cookie consent for your website, written in plain English for your business.

Most small business websites are missing this

If your website has a contact form, takes bookings or uses analytics, UK data protection law expects you to tell visitors what you collect and why. Many small business websites have no privacy policy, or a generic one that does not match what the site actually does.

What we do

  • Check what your website collects: forms, bookings, analytics, maps, social media feeds and anything else that uses personal data or cookies.
  • Write a clear privacy policy that matches your website and business, in plain English.
  • Add a cookie consent banner so analytics and other optional cookies only run when visitors agree.
  • Secure your forms and make sure enquiries are stored and sent safely.
  • Link it all up in your website footer and next to your forms.

We are web specialists, not lawyers. For complex situations we recommend checking with a legal adviser, but for most small business websites this covers what is needed.

Tell us about your project and we will reply with next steps and a no-obligation quote.

Frequently asked questions

Does my website need a privacy policy?

If it collects any personal information, such as through a contact form, or uses analytics cookies, then yes.

Do I need a cookie banner?

If your website uses non-essential cookies such as Google Analytics or advertising, a consent banner is the safest way to follow UK rules.

Will a cookie banner annoy my visitors?

We keep it small, clear and easy to accept or decline, and it only appears once.

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