Privacy policy.

If you’re here, it’s because you’re one of the few human beings who understands the value of privacy and online data.

Why do I have a privacy page?

Google Likes It. While it’s not as critical to a digital marketing strategy as keywords, natural language, or user experience, Google values "legitimate" websites. Privacy policies demonstrate legitimacy and transparency, and Google can reward those sites over less trustful ones.
Visitors Like It. Most people don’t ever look at privacy policies, but it’s still important to have one. If a visitor (i.e., a reader or customer) can be assured their personal information isn’t being resold somewhere, it puts them at ease.
Lawyers Like It. You can get a lawsuit hurled your way if you do anything — and I mean anything — with an email address without warning. Having a privacy policy demonstrates an attempt to be transparent to lawyers.

You can find all the legal info at this link: Privacy Policy

To summarize:

I don’t share your personal information. Anything that’s sent to 3rd parties — Google Analytics, Drip, etc. — follows their privacy policies.
I use analytics and cookies to make sure you have a great experience on this site. But cookies are not required for access.
Your privacy is important to me. As long as you visit this site, I want to ensure — to the best of my abilities — that your experience is phenomenal and that any information you share with me stays protected.
If you have questions, feel free to contact me. Also, make sure to read the terms and conditions.