We understand deeply that you care about the way we deal with the information you gave us and whether we will share it with others, thus we create this privacy policy to remove your worry concerning this aspect. Once you visit www.websitesbuild.net, we take your accepting and agreeing with our privacy policy for granted.
All the information that you offer or acquired by www.websitesbuild.net are controlled by our company. For the customers who visit our website and choose to enjoy the services we offer, we do know how important it is to respect their privacy.
We believe It is very important for our customers to know how we deal with the information they provide, the purpose of creating this privacy policy is to let you know how we collect, show and protect the information we received from you. We really hope you can spend some time reading it.
Please note that this privacy policy only applies to www.Websitesbuild.net .
We guarantee that all the private information used and handled by us are within the scope and purpose of the service terms. We adopt reasonable and commercial method to ensure you the safety of your personal information.
Information collected through tracking and registering won't be shared or sold to the third party, except the conditions listed in this privacy policy or the contract between us and our customer.
There are two ways for us to collect information when you visiting our website: 1, site use information and cookies. 2, information you choose to show.
Site use information
Our server will collect your site use information automatically when you visit our website.
Your site use information includes but not limited to: domain name, server you use, browser and its edition, websites that referred our website to you and other similar information. We may use these information to measure the views, average time of viewing our website, pages viewed, time and date of view, and other similar things. We may also use and show these information to measure our website's usage, improve our website content, explain our website's utility and services we offer.
Information collected by us may be used in the following aspects: improve the hits of our website, provide you with the services you ordered, arrange our website thus it can be represented in a customer-friendly way, communicate special orders and featured terms, reply to your questions and suggestions.
We only collect the information which you provide voluntarily.
In case of agreement, personal information appeared in it may include: name, email, phone no. address, company name and address. These information may be used to complete the account application process, require customer information, verify the requirement's validity and proceed payment.
Mailing Policy
We will use your email address to show our thanks to your comments or reply to your questions in case of your sending email to us, we won't use your email address to send any message to you without your content, neither will we share or sold it to anyone else.
We will use your email address to provide you with the information or service you required, unless these services or information are unavailable or you ask us to stop. We won't use your email address to send any message to you without your consent, neither will we share, sold or rent it to the third party.
Cookies
Similar with other commercial websites, cookies may be used to provide you with tailored information. A cookie is a piece of data that is send to your browser and be saved in your hardware, so we can recognize you when you return. You can set your computer to make it remind you when a cookie is received. Our cookies are used to collect information to improve our service ability and measure the validity of our website.
Information safety
We believe it is one of our most important responsibilities to assure the safety of personal information .To those who help us to complete our business or those who provide services and products to you, we will restrict their usage of your information. We ensure the safety of your personal information according to the safety rules and procedures. For the sensitive information, such as credit card No., they will be encrypted with the best encryption software. In our office, only the workers who need these information to proceed their work will have the access to it.
Contact us
If you have any questions or comments about our privacy policy or practices, please contact us via email at websitesbuild@gmail.com with the words "PRIVACY POLICY" in the subject line. We reserve the right to modify or update this privacy policy at any time without prior notice.
Recently, however, I've been advising clients to do these things for another reason -- to improve their conversion rates. That's right!
I'll let you in on a little secret that I've learned from some of the big players on the Web... you might be surprised to learn that they believe their privacy policies are a significant factor in improving their conversion rates.
How can this be?
A Little History
Way back in the 2000-01 time frame, trite little phrases like "we respect your privacy" were the norm. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) had provided guidelines for privacy policies, but there was no federal statute mandating that websites post a privacy policy.
Things really began to change in 2003 when California enacted the California Online Privacy Protection Act of 2003 (OPPA) which became effective on July 1, 2004. OPPA is the first state law in the nation to require owners of commercial websites or online services to post a privacy policy.
Although OPPA is only a California state law, it has essentially become a de facto federal law. This is because OPPA's reach extends beyond California's borders to require any person or company in the United States (and conceivably the world) that operates a website that collects personally identifiable information from California consumers to post a conspicuous privacy policy on its webite that makes the required disclosures.
After OPPA, the collection of personally identifiable information from a California resident triggers the application of its privacy policy regulations. So, if you collect only an email address of a website visitor from California, OPPA applies... and you enter into a realm of of significant regulation and exposure to liability.
Post-OPPA Privacy Policies
Prior to OPPA, most online customers trusted and believed in the typical "we respect your privacy"-type statements. Affer OPPA, not any more!
The effect of OPPA was widespread and fairly uniform. Online ecommerce companies either modified their privacy policies to comply with OPPA, or they jumped on the OPPA bandwagon and posted a new OPPA-compliant privacy policy.
These OPPA-compliant policies are fairly easy to identify because they require you to describe:
* how you collect information (for passive information, describe how you use certain methods as cookies, Internet tags or web beacons, and navigational data collection);
* the categories of information you collect (for example, for personal information - email address, name, physical address, etc. and for passive information - a detailed description of the categories of information collected through such methods as cookies, Internet tags or web beacons, and navigational data collection);
* how you use the information;
* how you share the information and for what purposes you share; and
* how users may modify and update their personal information.
Conclusion
Since OPPA-compliant privacy policies are easy to spot, knowledgeable online shoppers can quickly determine if a website is OPPA-compliant. And If your privacy policy doesn't measure up, knowledgeable customers may not have the requisite level of trust to convert -- especially if you're a smaller player on the Web and not a household name.
Think about it... marketers tell you that little things count in terms of building the level of trust and credibility that fosters higher conversions. Things like:
* posting security certifications,
* posting relevant affiliations,
* posting testimonials, and
* offering a money-back guarantee.
I believe that posting a privacy policy that is clearly OPPA-compliant, is at least as important in terms of building trust and credibility as those items listed above. And some of the big players on the Web agree.
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