Cookie policy

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage and pixels. They help sites function, remember preferences and understand how pages are used. Return to the homepage or read our privacy policy for broader data practices.

How we use cookies

We use cookies in several categories. Strictly necessary cookies enable core functionality such as security, load balancing and form submission—they cannot be switched off without breaking basic site features. Functional cookies remember choices like language or dismissed notices where those features are enabled.

Analytics cookies help us understand traffic patterns, popular pages and referral sources in aggregated form. We use this information to improve content and site performance, not to build individual advertising profiles on this marketing site. Marketing cookies, if present, support measuring campaign effectiveness from ads that link to our pages.

Cookies on customer workspaces

Authenticated customer areas use session cookies to keep you signed in and to protect accounts. Those cookies are essential to workspace operation. Customer analytics inside the product follow the data handling terms in your agreement and connected integrations you authorize—they are separate from anonymous marketing-site analytics.

Third-party cookies

Some cookies are set by third-party services we use—for example embedded scheduling widgets, analytics providers or content delivery networks. Those providers have their own privacy policies. We select vendors with appropriate data practices and limit embedded tools to what the site requires.

Managing preferences

You can control cookies through browser settings: block all cookies, delete existing cookies or receive alerts before cookies are stored. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent forms and security features from working correctly. Where required by law, we present a consent banner before non-essential cookies load; you may withdraw consent by clearing cookies and revisiting the site.

Browser manufacturers publish guidance on cookie management—search for cookie settings in your browser’s help documentation. Mobile devices may offer additional advertising or tracking controls at the operating system level.

Do Not Track

There is no uniform industry response to Do Not Track signals. We currently do not alter marketing site behaviour solely because a DNT header is present, but we minimise non-essential tracking and honour consent choices where banners are shown.

Retention

Session cookies expire when you close the browser. Persistent cookies remain for defined periods— often from one day to thirteen months depending on purpose—unless you delete them sooner. Analytics retention follows vendor defaults configured for aggregated reporting.

Cookie consent records

Where a consent banner is shown, your choice may be stored in a cookie so we do not ask again on every visit. Withdrawing consent clears non-essential cookies through the same browser controls described above. We do not use consent cookies to track you across unrelated websites.

If you clear all cookies, the banner may reappear on your next visit so you can make a fresh choice. Essential cookies required for security and form submission will still load when you use the site.

Updates and contact

We may update this policy when we change analytics tools or legal requirements. The date at the top reflects the latest revision. Questions: hello@linkbuildingplatform.net. See also terms of service and acceptable use.