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A privacy policy informs your visitors what information is collected from them when they visit your site, how you use that information (ie: emails for your newsletter), and who else has access to the information (like your hosting company). The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requires that any web page collecting information from consumers and/or that uses cookies, have a privacy policy available to visitors. While I’m not recommending that you simply copy/paste, you’ll likely run across a few things you haven’t thought of, and you’ll get a sense of how a Privacy Policy can be made to represent your brand. While this is the cheaper option, if you want to just get ‘er done and move on sans any worry or weird Frankenstein-ish policies you put together yourself, click here and snag your policies today.

For the last few weeks, I’ve been participating in the 30-day Traffic Secrets challenge that follows along with the new book Traffic Secrets: The Underground Playbook for Filling Your Websites and Funnels with Your Dream Customers by Russell Brunson. In the digital age, entrepreneurs have become reliant on whichever social media platforms are popular at the time, but social media platforms fall out of favor just like fidget spinners, bell bottoms, and other trends. Brunson shares how to master evergreen traffic strategies that are effective on all platforms, don’t become outdated, and keep your ideal customers visiting your website and filling your funnels. The Underground Playbook for Filling Your Websites and Funnels with Your Dream Customers has earned a spot on the list of my favorite business books and you should definitely add it to your list also!

I paid off $33k in debt, built my credit to 800+, became an investor & started building wealth all while living my best life. I hope you enjoy this glimpse into my journey

I’ve had conversations with people of various racial backgrounds who detest injustice, but haven’t taken any action to move our society toward true equality. n’t see how their voice matters or that one person can’t really change anything. YOU CAN change the world. Although many of us have taken action, we can all do more to end racism and create the kind of world that we’d want our children and grandchildren to live in.