Privacy

This site collects personal data in one place only: the contact form. Nothing else on the site tracks you. There are no analytics scripts, no advertising pixels, no third-party fonts and no cookies for anonymous visitors.

What the contact form stores

When you submit the form, the following is written to a database on this site's own server:

• What you typed: name, email, Telegram handle, company, website, message, and the service, vertical and budget you selected.
• Which page you sent it from, and the campaign parameters in the link that brought you to the site, if any.
• Your IP address and browser user-agent string. These are kept to investigate spam and abuse, not to profile you.

What happens to it

It is emailed to the DNA team so someone can reply, and it stays in the database so the conversation has a record. It is not sold, shared with advertisers, or passed to any third party other than the mail provider that delivers the message.

Cookies

Anonymous visitors receive no cookies. A session cookie is set only when a team member signs in to the admin panel. The contact form uses your browser's session storage to remember which campaign brought you to the site; that data never leaves your browser except inside the form you submit, and it is discarded when you close the tab.

How long it is kept

Enquiries are kept for as long as they are commercially relevant. Ask and it will be deleted.

Getting it removed

Write to hello@traffic-dna.com and say what you want removed. No account or verification process is needed beyond confirming you sent the original message.