What this site knows about you.

Not much, and I would rather say it plainly than hide it in a wall of text.

Two counters, no cookies

This site uses two things to count visits. Metricool loads a one-pixel image and records the visit. Cloudflare, which serves the site, records visits at the edge and runs its own small analytics script. Neither one sets a cookie, and this site sets none of its own. There is no Google Analytics here.

If you came from a post

When you arrive from a link that carries campaign tags, the site keeps those tags in your browser's session storage for the visit, so that if you click through to Syrcle Marketing the link still says where you started. It is cleared when you close the tab. It never leaves your browser except inside that link.

Syrcle is a separate site

Links labeled Syrcle Marketing go to syrclemarketing.com. That site has its own privacy page, and what you type into its form is covered there, not here.

The content-review form

If you send me a link through the content-review form, here is exactly where it goes. The form sends your name, your email, the business or project name if you gave one, the link, and anything you wrote about who you want to reach. It also sends the page you were on, which link brought you to the form, and any campaign tags that came with you, so I know where requests come from.

That goes to an automation I run myself. It writes one record in a private Notion database where I track requests, both to me and to Syrcle Marketing, and it sends me a message on Telegram so I see it quickly. Nothing is sold or shared, nothing is added to a mailing list, and no automated review happens. I read what you sent and reply by email with three post ideas and a suggested opening for each.

If you want your record deleted, ask me on any of the profiles in the footer and I will remove it.

Questions

Ask me on any of the profiles in the footer. I read them.