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Links On Landing Page

by endlock25
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Is It necessary to include links to your privacy policy and t&c's on your landing page?
#landing #links #page
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  • Profile picture of the author Monetize
    Originally Posted by endlock25 View Post

    Is It necessary to include links to your privacy policy and t&c's on your landing page?

    You should always follow the policies of the companies that
    you are linking between. If it is a lander between Facebook
    and an affiliate offer, for example, you must follow Facebook
    rules as well as your affiliate network's. If it is an Amazon
    Associates site, you should have a cookie notice, privacy
    policy, about us and an affiliate disclaimer.

    Try to put as much useful information on your websites
    as possible in order to avoid having any problems and to
    ensure that you get paid. Having this information on your
    sites also provides a more professional experience for your
    visitors, it gives them confidence that they are dealing with
    a real business, it builds trust and that will make them more
    likely to engage with your site, to signup and to buy.
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  • Profile picture of the author Diego Aguirre
    Originally Posted by endlock25 View Post

    Is It necessary to include links to your privacy policy and t&c's on your landing page?
    This is a very broad question, and I have a very broad answer...

    This depends on the traffic source and their rules:
    FB ads, your account will be soon gone if you don't include those links.
    Solo ads, those links are the least important thing.

    It also depends on what is the goal of your landing page.
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  • Profile picture of the author Serene Carmen
    Why don't you put the links on the footer? It's out of the way but still visible.
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  • Profile picture of the author mdrisk
    why wouldn't you want to link it in the footer? It wouldn't do you any harm. If you do have a reason, then like the rest suggested, it depends on what you're offering on your landing page and the traffic source.
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  • Profile picture of the author evanwilson
    Well, this question can have various answers and every individual may have a different vision and approach to this. The one factor that plays an important role in this is what is the type of business you have and what is your sole purpose, e.g. if you are capturing data of people who visit your website then it is a legal duty to include a link to a Privacy Policy page. By doing this the users can decide they want to share the details with you or not and proceed further.
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  • Profile picture of the author Rachel Donnelly
    If your website has a landing page for marketing purposes, or if you capture data from people who visit your site, then you are legally required to post a Privacy Policy on your page. Because the Privacy Policy explains to visitors what information they share with you, and what happens to it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Brackwom
    No, It is not necessary to include links to your privacy policy & T&C on your landing page. The privacy policy page is used to inform your website visitors of just how protected their personal information & providing details of your company views & procedures on the information collected from visitors. The privacy policy is a statement or a legal document that states the website's collection or process.
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  • Profile picture of the author Chandana Raghunath
    If you are trying to sell a tech product/service that captures user data in one way or another, it is vital to add a Privacy Policy Page and link it. Go with using the footer of your homepage/landing page as most companies do.
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