What cookies are

Cookies are small text files a website stores in your browser. Some are required for the site to function; others record how visitors move through the site so we can tell which pages are useful. This policy also covers similar technologies — pixels, tags, local storage, and session storage — which do comparable things by different means.

Categories in use on this site

Strictly necessary

Set by WordPress and our hosting layer to maintain sessions, protect forms against cross-site request forgery, remember your consent choice, and serve cached pages. These cannot be disabled without breaking the site, and they don't track you across other websites.

Analytics and performance

We record page views, session duration, referring source, approximate geographic region, device type, and interactions such as form starts and button clicks. This is used in aggregate to understand which pages answer real questions from architecture firms and which don't. We do not use analytics data to build advertising profiles of individual visitors, and we do not sell or share it.

Functional

Embedded content — maps, video, scheduling widgets — may set its own cookies when you interact with it. Where a third-party embed is present, that provider's policy applies alongside ours.

Marketing and remarketing

Where advertising or conversion tracking is active on this site, it is disclosed in the current cookie inventory, which we maintain and will send to anyone who asks. Email info@seopals.com for the itemized list as it stands today. We keep this on request rather than hard-coded into this page because plugin and integration changes would otherwise leave the published list quietly out of date — an inaccurate inventory is worse than a referred one.

Managing cookies

You can block or delete cookies through your browser's settings — every major browser offers per-site controls and a clear-on-exit option, and blocking analytics has no effect on how this site works for you. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent forms from submitting. Browser-level privacy signals such as Global Privacy Control are honored where applicable law requires it; note that "Do Not Track" is not consistently supported across the web and we do not represent it as a comprehensive opt-out. If you want your analytics record removed, email info@seopals.com.

Third parties

Where a cookie is set by a third-party provider, that provider processes the resulting data under its own terms. We select providers that offer data processing agreements and configure retention to the shortest period that still allows useful analysis. Details of who processes what are in our Privacy Policy.

Changes

This policy is reviewed whenever we add or remove a tracking technology, and the effective date above reflects the current version.

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