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Website Policies Pro
For Women Entrepreneurs

Protection for your online business.

Website Policies Pro
For Women Entrepreneurs

Protection for your online business.

The Top Three FAQs About Website Policies

The short answer is probably yes.

If your website has a contact form, then it needs a Privacy Policy. Contact forms ask for a “name” and “email”, which are examples of “Personally Identifiable Information” (PII). Multiple countries and states have enacted privacy laws that impose heavy fines for not having an up to date compliant Privacy Policy. Also, over a dozen states are proposing laws that can apply to businesses regardless of their location. Several of these proposed laws will enable its citizens to sue businesses of any size located anywhere. It’s simple: if you ask for PII via a contact form, and you want to avoid fines and lawsuits, provide a compliant Privacy Policy.

If a website offers links to third party websites, it should have a Terms & Conditions. Terms & Conditions limit a company’s liability. If a user clicks a link to a 3rd party site that is hacked, and then that user gets hacked, a Terms & Conditions helps prevent your business from being sued.

Good to Know: A Terms and Conditions (aka Terms of Use) can provide a DMCA Notice, which can help your business from being sued for improper use of copyrighted material (like licensed images)-which sometimes happens accidentally without knowledge or intent.

If a website offers affiliate links, it should have a Disclaimer.

Important: Any websites providing information that could be considered health advice or legal advice (law firms!), are also good reasons to have a Disclaimer.

Many affiliate programs will require you to have a disclaimer, and consumers want to know when you’re getting paid for links you put on your website.

Did You Know?​

States across America are proposing privacy laws to protect its citizens and their PII (Personally Identifiable Information). Some states are proposing laws that will enable its citizens to sue businesses (of any size) located anywhere in the United States. On top of that, multiple countries have implemented their own strict privacy laws which can apply to businesses outside of those countries.

What If There Was A Set-It-And-Forget-It Solution?​

Actually, there is!​

Website Policies Pro

Website Policies Pro are specially generated to automatically update your website’s policies whenever the laws change. You are ALWAYS protected. No matter what.

149

PER YEAR
+ SETUP FEE

Here’s What You Get:

For just $14.99 per month or $149 per year plus $150 setup fee, you will receive this pack of four auto-updating policies to protect your website and your business.

Our policies are generated by the only privacy technology vendor trusted by the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP.org).

Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer and information on this page should not be construed as legal advice. You should seek appropriate counsel for your own situation. I have a relationship with a third-party Privacy Policy and Terms of Service generator and I am able to assist you with the setup of these policies on your website. You are under no obligation to utilize Website Policies Pro, but it utilizes the generator that I use on my own website, have a relationship with (I can resell their license to you if you decide to purchase) and recommend.

All prices are in USD.