Category: GDPR
Do you work in the health industry? GDPR getting you down? Start here:
Making people feel good about themselves is a really worthwhile vocation. Getting your hair or nails done can really lift your spirits. Maybe you’re a chiropractor or other health therapist,
The Chief Elf Officer Reports on Santa’s Business
I cannot confirm or deny that this is the official CEO business statement from Santa’s business as it would indicate that he’s had a data breach. A fine of 4%
Listbuilding: Right or wrong? Adding your LinkedIn contacts to your email list
You know that growing your business means staying in contact with your leads. You’ve been to an event or seen a live stream (maybe it was a networking breakfast) where
MailChimp, Marketing & GDPR
There’s been a lot of talk about Mailchimp’s decision to make single opt-in the default on 31st October. Here are 10 things you need to know about marketing with MailChimp
Cyber risk and insurance
Working with a team is an amazing way to be more than the sum of your parts. When that team includes subcontractors, freelancers or a supply chain the opportunities are
Social Media And Consent to Pitch #GDPR
Can a 2-second click ruin your evening? It’s Friday night and after a wonderful day with my VIP group. I came home, put my feet up and decided to catch
Is there a small business exception for GDPR?
“GDPR doesn’t apply to organisations of less than 250 people.” A misreading of Article 30 has led to this rumour starting to spread. There is an exception for individuals using data for
GDPR – do you need to confirm email subscribers?
Do you need to confirm your email subscribers? If you got them on via double opt-in you won’t have to reconfirm since you have an audit trail (the double opt-in)
How secure is your Laptop Coffeeshop working?
Coffeeshop working is one of the benefits of the freelance lifestyle but how secure is it? We all love working at home for the peace and quiet but we
Exploring The Business Card Free Exhibition Stand
In her recent post, Annabel Kaye asks if you can network and be GDPR compliant. Having a stand at an exhibition is networking on steroids. A stand is a significant
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