Finally

[TheBlackMamba55]

I finally connected my aweber, clickfunnels, and domain together!

I made a nice little funnels page that works for both mobile and desktop,
and I have an automated email sending a confirmation link, then a link with the
free PDF and my affiliate link, if they'd like to purchase. I used a tad bit of copy, and
I made sure that everything looks completely legitimate.

I've been working so hard these past few days, learning the UI of aweber and clickfunnels.
I only got 4 hours of sleep because it's also finals season and I'm studying for my comp sci
and english finals haha! A true entrepreneur never sleeps!!!1111

I'm proud of my work thus far, but that's only step one. I'm hoping to get some ads up and running by tonight, but before I do. Are there anythings I should be weary about? Like Privacy Policy,
Disclaimer, and About Us page? Are those necessary? Will there be legal issues if I
don't implement these? Also, if anyone has tips before I publish ads/ go completely live,
that would also be very helpful and super appreciated

Thank you for any help!

tl;dr: Are Privacy Policy, Disclaimer, and About us pages legally necessary?

 

[smacker]

they aren’t always necessary, but if you’re running a legit site , want to email your users regularly , plan to put adsense or top level ads on, then yeah you should really have them, basic versions at least.

 

[hswklkev]

what do you sell in your funnel?

 

[umerjutt00]

Just add your legal pages up anyway. I have seen everyone does it so who knows there might be a reason.

 

[TheBlackMamba55]

what do you sell in your funnel?

Can't say exactly, but I'm in the health and wellness niche

Just add your legal pages up anyway. I have seen everyone does it so who knows there might be a reason.

Yeah, thanks I heard that too, maybe has
something to do with GDPR regulation in EU.
Welp more work for me, but I want to make
sure everything is super polished before publishing.

 

[EDISON GOLD]

For GDPR regulations, you need a lot of stuff to be wary about. Like you need to have a checkbox stating that the person confirms that they allow your future emails or something like that

For Privacy Policy and Disclaimer, I can give you a file I have for those 2 pre written and you just change the names accordingly
Just hit me up

 

[TheBlackMamba55]

For GDPR regulations, you need a lot of stuff to be wary about. Like you need to have a checkbox stating that the person confirms that they allow your future emails or something like that

For Privacy Policy and Disclaimer, I can give you a file I have for those 2 pre written and you just change the names accordingly
Just hit me up

Thank you! Sent you a PM

 

[blogzandstuff]

Thank you! Sent you a PM

Best not to download files from untrusted source, there are rules on her for downloads that are there to protect you. Very new member, so be careful

 

[TheBlackMamba55]

Best not to download files from untrusted source, there are rules on her for downloads that are there to protect you. Very new member, so be careful

Of course, I always do virus scans, thank you for your warning though

 

[IG Pro]

For GDPR regulations, you need a lot of stuff to be wary about. Like you need to have a checkbox stating that the person confirms that they allow your future emails or something like that

For Privacy Policy and Disclaimer, I can give you a file I have for those 2 pre written and you just change the names accordingly
Just hit me up

Could you please send me PM with the file aswell?
thank you in advance,
Filipo

 

[bartosimpsonio]

tl;dr: Are Privacy Policy, Disclaimer, and About us pages legally necessary?

Yes. They're necessary in some places, in others they're not. But your site is global so you need to comply with everyone.

Every single site has these pages, just build them without thinking too much about them.

There are generators online. Search for privacy policy generator and so on.