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We’ll add and set up the commercial CleanTalk plugin for your website to help manage and block spam on all types of forms without the need of a Captcha.
We’ll set up CleanTalk for your website to help manage and block spam on all types of forms without the need of a Captcha.
WP Minder makes it easy to stay compliant with rapidly-changing privacy laws while you focus on your business!
You’ve probably received quite a few emails from companies notifying you that they have updated their Privacy Policy. Data privacy is becoming a very big deal, and because of that, we recommend not only getting a Privacy Policy, but also having a strategy to keep it up to date.
A number of privacy laws are now in place to protect the personal information of residents of certain states. For example the CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act) provides for fines that can reach $2,500-$7,500 per website visitor – but there’s no cap on the total amount of fines.
Examples of personal information include asking for a name and email on a contact form, or using a website analytics tool (like Google Analytics) to gather data about user activity. If you collect personal information, your website needs a privacy policy.
More and more states are proposing their own privacy laws as well. In the US, there are 19 states that have enacted privacy legislation (and more on the way). Some of these bills would enable citizens to sue businesses for having a contact form without an updated Privacy Policy. Several of these state bills make note that businesses of any size and any location will have to comply or may face fines or lawsuits.
And because the US, unlike Europe, will have a patchwork of different laws, keeping up with them is going to be difficult.
To be proactive about this issue, we’ve partnered up with a Privacy Policy generator called Termageddon. They will automatically update your website policies when the laws change (as well as notify you when changes are coming), and they do it at a fraction of the cost of hiring a privacy attorney.
Our auto-updating privacy policies cover GDPR, CPRA, CalOPPA, PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, DOPPA, VCDPA, Connecticut SB6, Utah Consumer Privacy Act, Colorado Privacy Act, Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 603A, TDPSA, Oregon Consumer Privacy Act, and the Australia Privacy Act of 1988. They will also cover eight new privacy laws going into effect in 2024 and 2025.
If Termageddon sounds like a good solution for your business, the license is only $12/mo, and we charge a one-time setup fee of $125. You’ll receive a survey that will help us create your policy pages, then we’ll insert the code into new pages in your website and add links in the footer. Your policies stay up to date with changes to the laws. We even use Termageddon’s policies on our own business websites.
Besides the auto-updating Privacy Policy, you also get the following:
The Dynamic Privacy Policy is just one more convenience we provide to help you manage your business with less stress.
WP Minder makes it easy to stay compliant with rapidly-changing privacy laws while you focus on your business!
You’ve probably received quite a few emails from companies notifying you that they updated their Privacy Policy. Data privacy is becoming a very big deal, and because of that, we recommend not only getting a Privacy Policy, but also having a strategy to keep it up to date.
Several privacy laws are now in place to protect the personal information of residents of certain states with fines that can reach $2,500-$7,500 per website visitor. Examples of personal information include asking for a name and email on a contact form or using a website analytics tool (like Google Analytics).
More and more states are proposing their own privacy laws as well. In the US, there are 23 state privacy bills (and more are expected). Some of these bills would enable citizens to sue businesses for having a contact form without an updated Privacy Policy. Several of these state bills make note that businesses of any size and any location will have to comply or may face fines or lawsuits.
To be proactive about this issue, we’ve partnered up with a Privacy Policy generator called Termageddon. They will automatically update your website policies when the laws change (as well as notify you when changes are coming), and they do it at a fraction of the cost of a privacy attorney.
If Termageddon sounds like a good solution for your site, the license is $119/yr, and we charge a one-time setup fee of $125 to help you create the policy pages, insert/test the code, and ensure your policies stay up to date with changes to the law. We even put Termageddon’s policies on our own websites.
Besides the auto-updating Privacy Policy, you also get the following policies if you need them:
The Dynamic Privacy Policy is just one more convenience we provide to help you manage your business with less stress.
WP Minder makes it easy to stay compliant with rapidly-changing privacy laws while you focus on your business!
You’ve probably received quite a few emails from companies notifying you that they updated their Privacy Policy. Data privacy is becoming a very big deal, and because of that, we recommend not only getting a Privacy Policy, but also having a strategy to keep it up to date.
Several privacy laws are now in place to protect the personal information of residents of certain states with fines that can reach $2,500-$7,500 per website visitor. Examples of personal information include asking for a name and email on a contact form or using a website analytics tool (like Google Analytics).
More and more states are proposing their own privacy laws as well. In the US, there are 23 state privacy bills (and more are expected). Some of these bills would enable citizens to sue businesses for having a contact form without an updated Privacy Policy. Several of these state bills make note that businesses of any size and any location will have to comply or may face fines or lawsuits.
To be proactive about this issue, we’ve partnered up with a Privacy Policy generator called Termageddon. They will automatically update your website policies when the laws change (as well as notify you when changes are coming), and they do it at a fraction of the cost of a privacy attorney.
If Termageddon sounds like a good solution for your site, the license is only $12/mo, and we charge a one-time setup fee of $125 to help you create the policy pages, insert/test the code, and ensure your policies stay up to date with changes to the law. We even put Termageddon’s policies on our own websites.
Besides the auto-updating Privacy Policy, you also get the following policies if you need them:
The Dynamic Privacy Policy is just one more convenience we provide to help you manage your business with less stress.
Use the Postmark email service to improve transactional email deliverability from WordPress and build your domain reputation.
Use the Postmark email service to improve transactional email deliverability from WordPress and build your domain reputation.
Use the Postmark email service to improve transactional email deliverability from WordPress and build your domain reputation.
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