Privacy Policy

Effective Date: 05/01/2025

At DigitalTreed, we prioritize privacy — not because it is a legal requirement but because our belief is that everyone should be able to feel secure when they browse the internet. No matter whether you are reading our blog, viewing our marketing services, or simply discovering what we do, this Privacy Policy specifies precisely what personal details we collect, why, and how we use them.

We have written it in plain language, not legalese, because privacy should be simple, not complicated. By using digitaltreed.com, you’re accepting all of this policy. If you have questions or concerns, just send us an email.

Who We Are

DigitalTreed is a marketing firm that also releases informative and scholarly content on business, marketing, technology, and other related areas. We provide services and tools for entrepreneurs, companies, and interested readers to expand online. As a result, we receive and handle personal information, primarily via our website.

Consent

By using our website, you’re giving your full consent to the practices described in this Privacy Policy. If you don’t agree, your best option is to stop using the site — we believe in full transparency, and using the site means you’re on board with how we collect and use data.

Data We Gather (And How We Gather It)

We collect the information based on how you utilize our website. Some of it is provided directly by you — for instance, when you complete a contact form, ask for a quote, comment, subscribe to our e-newsletter, or sign up with Google. It could be your name, email address, phone number, company name, and any other details that you provide willingly.

We also collect automated data using cookies and third-party technology. This is technical information such as your IP address, the browser and device you use, location (which is approximate, not where you live), where it came from, what pages you looked at, for how long, and where on the page you clicked. We use Google Analytics and Meta Pixel to monitor it, which assists with analyzing how our website is doing and how people engage with our website.

Server Logs & Visitor Tracking

Like most websites, we automatically collect certain log data when you visit DigitalTreed. This includes your IP address, browser type, Internet Service Provider (ISP), date/time stamps, referring/exit pages, and the number of clicks — basically, the technical breadcrumbs of your visit.

These logs don’t contain personal identifiers like your name or email, and we use them solely to analyze traffic, troubleshoot server issues, and better understand how people move through the site. It’s a standard hosting practice — nothing sneaky going on.

Why We Gather Your Data

We gather your personal information for several quite specific reasons:

First, we need it to be able to get back to you — whether you contacted us with a question, requested service details, or joined our email list. Without a way to get back to you, though, we can’t respond, send an update, or fulfill the service requested.

Second, we take what we know about your behavior (gained from cookies) and use that to see what is working on our website. What people love, what they avoid, how long they stick around for, and where they may be abandoning us — all that helps us improve our content, navigation, and overall user experience.

Third, we utilize that information for marketing purposes. If, for instance, you went to a service page but did not get in touch with us, we may retarget you with an advertisement or emails (if you provided an email). This is not about stalking you — it is simply how marketing is done nowadays.

We do not sell your personal information. Ever.

Cookies and Tracking Technologies

Yes, we do use cookies — but no, not the chocolate chip variety. Cookies are tiny pieces of text stored on your browser that sites use to identify repeat visitors and monitor activity.

We employ both third-party and first-party cookies on our website. We use services such as Google Analytics to analyze traffic and usage, Google Ads and Facebook Pixel for advertisements and remarketing, and occasionally heatmaps or session tracking to analyze how individuals browse pages.

You may control or disable cookies from within your browser settings at any time if that suits you best. Please be aware, however, that some sections on our website may not run smoothly without them.

Google DoubleClick DART Cookie

We also use advertising services like Google AdSense, which may drop something called a DART cookie in your browser. This cookie helps serve ads that are more relevant to you, based on your past visits to our site and others on the web.

If you’d prefer not to be tracked this way, you can opt out by visiting Google’s Ad Settings page.

Advertising Partners & Their Cookies

We partner with a few third-party ad networks, including Google, to display ads on our site. These partners may use cookies, JavaScript, or web beacons to collect data when you interact with ads — such as your IP address or browser info. This helps them serve ads that are more personalized and track ad performance.

Please note: we don’t have access to or control over these cookies once they’re placed by third-party advertisers. Each of our ad partners operates under its own privacy policy, and we encourage you to review those directly if you’re concerned.

Here are the main ones:

Email and Communication Preferences

If you provide us with your email address — either by joining our newsletter list, filling out a form, or becoming a client — we could send you updates occasionally. These may consist of marketing tips, news made for the web, news about our services, special deals, or selected blog posts.

We dislike spam just as much as you do. All emails that we send have a simple unsubscribe link. A single click and you’ll be removed from the list.

As a paying customer, occasionally we’ll still send you an email related to account or service issues — even if you’ve opted out of marketing emails. That is just business as usual online.

Third-Party Services and Affiliate Links

We work with a number of third-party services to operate our business — Google (Analytics, Ads), Facebook (Meta), e-mail service providers (such as Mailchimp), affiliate networks, and payment gateways (if used). They may use their own cookies or tracking scripts.

Some of our blog posts link to affiliate products. If you click on an affiliate link and purchase a product, we may earn a commission — at no additional cost to you. It supports the site and helps us keep creating valuable content for you. We only endorse tools and services that we have used, researched, or have faith in, however.

Every partner has their own privacy practices, so we suggest you look at their own privacy policies should you be interested in seeing what they do with your data.

Data Protection Rights under GDPR for EU Visitors

As a European Union visitor, you enjoy some rights with respect to your own personal data under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). They are:

  • Access to the information that we have gathered on you
  • Right to correct any incorrect or out-of-date info
  • The right to request deletion of your data
  • Right to limit or object to the way that your data is being used
  • Data portability is the right to take possession of your data in a structured, transferrable form

Should you choose to exercise any of these rights, please write to us. We respond within 30 days, as a matter of law.

CCPA Rights for California Residents

Residents of California are protected under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and have the right to be informed of what personal information is being collected, to have their data deleted, and to opt out of the sale of their personal information.

For clarity: We don’t sell your personal data. We might use services like Google Ads or Facebook based on the behavior of our visitors to target personalized advertisements. If you want to exercise your CCPA rights, reach out to us and we’ll help with it.

Children’s Privacy

We collect no individual child’s personal info knowingly when he or she is under the age of 13. If ever it is found that we unknowingly have collected personal info from a child who is under 13 without permission from his or her parents, we immediately delete it.

How We Protect Your Data

We adopt industry-standard practices for the security of your personal details. These consist of encryption, safe servers, and utilizing only tried and trusted platforms. No online platform is ever 100% safe, but our measures for securing your details from unauthorized use, misuse, or disclosure are thorough and efficient.

In the event that we become aware of a breach of data, we’ll inform affected users and regulators as necessary.

Amendments to This Privacy Policy

We might modify this policy occasionally, particularly when we add a new service, switch partners, or when there are changes in laws that affect it. We’ll always keep the “Last Updated” date at the top of the page current. If there are significant changes, we’ll make a more prominent announcement on the website. We encourage you to check this page occasionally to stay informed. How to Contact Us Should you have any questions regarding this Privacy Policy, require assistance with accessing or correcting your details, or simply want clarification on something, do not hesitate to get in touch with us.

Email: info@digitaltreed.com
Website: https://digitaltreed.com

We are always delighted to assist.