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Privacy Policy for Shopify Stores
If you run a Shopify store or you're planning to set one up, you need to create a Privacy Policy to let your customers know how you use their personal information. We've produced a step-by-step guide to creating a Shopify store Privacy Policy. We're also going to look at some of...
How to Remain GDPR-Compliant After Brexit
UK and EU businesses that share personal data must take appropriate steps to keep their operations running smoothly after Brexit, whether the UK leaves the EU with or without a deal. Continuing GDPR compliance may or may not be top of your Brexit agenda. But processing personal data underpins many of...
How to Add a Disclaimer to Your WordPress Site
Adding a disclaimer to your website is a simple yet effective way to communicate important information to your site visitors. Disclaimers can also help limit your legal liability in certain cases. While not every website or blog will necessarily need a disclaimer, some certainly should have one. Common types of websites...
Disclaimer for Blogger (Blogspot)
Disclaimers are statements that inform readers of important things they need to know. For example, an affiliate disclaimer lets people know you may make a commission when someone purchases something through a link you display. A "Results Not Typical" disclaimer helps manage user expectations. You can add a disclaimer to your...
Terms & Conditions for Blogger (Blogspot)
A Terms and Conditions agreement (also known as a Terms of Use or Terms of Service) is like a how-to guide for the use of your site. It covers topics like sharing intellectual property, community standards, use restrictions and helps to protect you from liability. Whether you share your daily workouts...
How to Add Terms and Conditions to Your WordPress Site
There are a few basic steps you need to follow to add your Terms and Conditions agreement to your WordPress site. This article will walk you through these steps, and help you link your Terms and Conditions via menus and widgets on WordPress. If you don't have a T&C yet, don't...