The brief form

The only place this site asks for anything personal is the brief form. Sending it gives us your name, email address and company, along with whatever else you choose to fill in: your website, what you sell and who buys it, what a good result would look like, a budget range and a rough start date. We read those details to answer you and to talk through a possible campaign, and they are used for nothing else, so they are never sold and nobody who sends a brief ends up on a mailing list because of it.

What the site leaves alone

There are no cookies here, and no analytics, advertising or tracking code from anyone else runs on these pages. Vercel, which hosts the site, records the ordinary details of each visit in its server logs, among them the IP address and browser that made the request and the page it asked for, and keeps them to protect the site and keep it working. A brief travels over an encrypted connection to a small function on Vercel, which hands it on to the inbox where we read and answer briefs.

Keeping and deleting

A brief stays with us while we talk with you about possible work, and no longer than that. If you want to see what you sent, or want it corrected or removed, say so through the brief form, and we will do it and write back once it is done. Should any of this change, the note will change with it, and so will the date above.