GDPR Consulting

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Is there anyone making money off getting client sites ready for GDPR?

I have all the tools and the savvy on how to crack the nut in regards to offering it to the masses but I have to be honest, I don't have the know how on the method of making sites compliant down pact.


Any insight on this would be appreciated. I see it as a quick come up in the next few days to a week.
 
Is there anyone making money off getting client sites ready for GDPR?

I have all the tools and the savvy on how to crack the nut in regards to offering it to the masses but I have to be honest, I don't have the know how on the method of making sites compliant down pact.


Any insight on this would be appreciated. I see it as a quick come up in the next few days to a week.
search google, companies offering free templates on there you can download, edit and use.
 
Is there anyone making money off getting client sites ready for GDPR?

I have all the tools and the savvy on how to crack the nut in regards to offering it to the masses but I have to be honest, I don't have the know how on the method of making sites compliant down pact.


Any insight on this would be appreciated. I see it as a quick come up in the next few days to a week.

In italy I'm layer so yes I start to monetize this f***ing gdpr (as legal farm we need to respect this gdpr)
 
if your already doing local SEO this is a good add on to existing customers.

Ive seen loads of jvzoo products to fix GDPR but if you have the tools already you just need to approach companies - small recruitment companies etc seem to be good targets
 
More likely to trust someone I've already done business with. My clients are from the US so it doesn't apply but I would reach out to past clients about GDPR consulting in your shoes.
 
More likely to trust someone I've already done business with. My clients are from the US so it doesn't apply but I would reach out to past clients about GDPR consulting in your shoes.

Just a heads up, it doesn't matter if your clients are US based. If they are offering services to or collecting information from anyone within the EU then they need to comply with the GDPR.
 
Just a heads up, it doesn't matter if your clients are US based. If they are offering services to or collecting information from anyone within the EU then they need to comply with the GDPR.

That's true. Only one client has seriously inquired about this from me but I declined because I wouldn't be the most qualified/interested person to help.
 
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I can't imagine that there are many US businesses that don't have EU customers. Mind you, it doesn't matter where the company is based or where the customer lives. The law protects citizens of the European Union. Wether they will come after you across the pond is a different question, but the US applies US laws abroad all the time, too.
 
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