1. What Are Cookies?
Cookies and similar technologies are small files or mechanisms used to store information in a user's browser or on their device when they visit a website.
Depending on their purpose, they may be used to provide technical functionality, remember preferences, enable requested services, provide audience measurement or track browsing activity for advertising purposes.
2. Digital Landing's Approach
Digital Landing operates a lightweight website and adopts a cautious, privacy-conscious approach.
At present, Digital Landing's Home page and main informational pages do not use any first-party analytics, advertising or tracking cookies.
Digital Landing does not use Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, LinkedIn Insight Tag, Hotjar, Microsoft Clarity or equivalent analytics, advertising or tracking tools.
Digital Landing does not deploy marketing pixels or any first-party profiling or browsing-tracking tools.
3. Technical or Strictly Necessary Cookies
Certain minimum technical functions may be required for a website to operate correctly, for example, to enable navigation, maintain security or remember a preference expressly requested by the user.
Under the current configuration of its main Home page, Digital Landing has not identified any first-party cookies generated by the page code.
4. Booking Pages Using Google Calendar
Some functional pages on Digital Landing's website embed Google Calendar in an iframe, allowing users to check availability and schedule a conversation directly within the website.
When the embedded calendar is loaded or used, Google may use cookies, local storage, session storage or similar technologies in connection with its own services, domains and policies.
These technologies may support the operation of the calendar, security, authentication, abuse prevention, user preferences or interactions with Google services.
Digital Landing uses Google Calendar as a functional tool for managing conversation bookings. Digital Landing does not, however, directly control the specific cookies or technologies used by Google within its embedded services, including their duration, configuration or purposes.
5. Third-Party Cookies
Third-party cookies are cookies managed by entities other than Digital Landing.
For booking pages, Google may act as the third-party provider of the embedded calendar tool.
Digital Landing does not use this integration to carry out behavioural advertising on its own behalf or to create its own marketing profiles of users.
6. Managing Cookies Through Your Browser
Users can allow, block or delete cookies through their browser settings.
Blocking third-party cookies or technologies associated with Google may affect the operation of the embedded calendar or prevent certain booking features from displaying correctly.
7. Future Changes
If, in future, Digital Landing introduces first-party non-essential cookies, analytics tools, marketing pixels, embedded maps, videos, chatbots, third-party forms, audience-measurement systems or equivalent technologies, this Cookie Policy will be updated accordingly.
Where required by law, Digital Landing will request the user's consent before activating non-essential cookies or technologies.
8. Contact
If you have any questions about this Cookie Policy, you may contact Digital Landing using the email address given in the Legal Notice and Privacy Policy.