Jargon-free GDPR – For Small Online UK Business Owners
A straightforward blog about all things data protection and virtualgo2 related
Earlier today, I was thinking about one of the GDPR Rights of the Individual (as you do…). The particular right being that of Data Accuracy.
Then I moved on to think about how your marketing efforts can be so easily tripped up by ignoring this or, a better slant would be to view meeting GDPR requirements as actually supporting your marketing efforts rather than hampering them (I know, shock eh?!).… Read more
This is the third and concluding instalment of my common-sense GDPR series (for now…).
There are just three items left to cover:
• what about your suppliers
• make sure that GDPR is part of everything that you do in your business, and finally,
• make sure you check everything regularly.… Read more
Welcome to Common-sense GDPR Part 2.
Following on from the first article, here are another four points for you to bear in mind:
• what data should you collect?
• know long should you be keeping it?
• be sure to keep it safe at all times, and
• know what you have and where it is.… Read more
If you know that GDPR exists but don’t know what to do about it, where to start or how to get what you need set up, then this series of three articles is, especially for you. Common-sense GDPR is designed for the owner-operators of small online businesses where simple and straightforward is a necessity rather than a nice to have.… Read more
Low Cost GDPR Answer for You!And what are we working on…? The answer is a simple cost effective GDPR answer at a low monthly subscription – support for your business.
No strings attached. Cancel when you want, if you want.… Read more
Welcome to our new blog offering everyday data protection help for small businesses…
There is a lot of noise online about changes and developments of data protection legislation, including GDPR; we aim to offer straightforward information on the topics that affect small UK businesses.… Read more
It’s easy to think that data protection is for big businesses, like banks. Most people wouldn’t think it was OK to pass on someone’s phone number or email address without their permission. However, the ownership and real value of personal data, including your own may not be something you’ve considered in detail.… Read more
