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What kind of information is required in a squeeze? Privacy policy, discalaimer, etc?

by bigballin6161
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What kind of information is required for a squeeze page? Privacy policy, Terms and conditions, disclaimer, etc. Do you need to have these?
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  • Profile picture of the author bizoppmaster
    Depends, where are you planning to run the squeeze page?
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  • Profile picture of the author flyfox2012
    I wanna know that too. Thanks.
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  • Profile picture of the author kindsvater
    Terms and Conditions are the legal terms for accessing and using a website. Depending on your site this could be extremely important. What does in your Terms and Conditions depends on your website and issues you need to protect against. For instance, the terms of a personal blog, if needed, are far different from the terms of a financial website providing stock recommendations.

    I view Terms and Conditions as your first line of defense against lawsuits and controlling what claims can be made and where.

    A privacy policy discloses what, if anything, you do with information obtained from users.

    Disclaimers are disclosures that provide needed context to your website. If you are an affiliate, an affiliate disclaimer provides notice you are paid for referrals so that visitors can take that into consideration when evaluating your recommendations. If you have health related information a disclaimer you are not a doctor is useful in giving appropriate weight to your articles. And so on.


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    • Profile picture of the author Michael Harris
      Originally Posted by kindsvater View Post

      If you are an affiliate, an affiliate disclaimer provides notice you are paid for referrals so that visitors can take that into consideration when evaluating your recommendations.


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      kindsvater

      I have been seeing a growing number of emails turn up
      with this kind of disclaimer in them, in my inbox..

      And was thinking about adding it to my own sequence..

      I'm not keen, however on constantly reminding my
      subscribers of this..

      If I were to put this disclaimer on my squeeze page,
      would this mean that it's not required in my emails?
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