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Need website developer

Zenify

I have created a website thats pretty good and responsive and is everything my business needs. I created it from a template online using Dreamweaver (i have a little experience from a long time ago).

its a simple website with no cart or methods to purchase on it. i was planning on launching it but I've gotten some funding (TOV) so I'm hoping to improve it by adding a cart etc. I've asked a few companies for help but they all use WordPress and say they wouldn't be able to help with Dreamweaver. They all say (without seeing the site) that it should be scrapped and start again on WordPress.

Should it be scrapped and start again using WordPress or wouldni find somebody who could add these functions to a site?

also, pm me any recommendations please

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Zenify

wba88 wrote: »

Again I suggest you read up on GDPR if you want to keep doing that. It states that consent needs to be opt-in at the point that they are handing over their data i.e. they need to click a checkbox to allow you to contact them and use their email for marketing purposes. It is not enough that it is in your privacy policy

Is the first email we send them with the price list OK under GDPR?

We can combine the 2 emails into one. The first one is generic and the second one is the current info if we can take bookings and covid prices for small weddings. It just means we have to keep updating the automatic email.

It's not a newsletter sign up or anything. We even specify that in our privacy policy. It is purely information that is all part of a price list and they entered their details asking for it.

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Zenify wrote: »

It's more about art than function for her.

A great designer will make sure it's about both.

wba88

Zenify wrote: »

Is the first email we send them with the price list OK under GDPR?

AFAIK yes this is fine, they want something and tell you where to delivery it. You send it to them and then do not retain their information for use for future marketing purposes or for uploading to Google/Facebook marketing campaigns and the like

I really do suggest you experiment with a price list on the page and your contact information or contact form below it

p.s. I appreciate you being receptive of the feedback, a lot of people see compliance as a chore and impeding what they really want to do but GDPR really is good for everyone and the future of everything digital

Zenify

wba88 wrote: »

uploading to Google/Facebook marketing campaigns and the like

This is not what we do, we have the facebook pixel to do all of that. Remarketing to visitors is automatic now with tags, their is no reason to keep or upload these details anymore. Google tag manager has been a great tool and I've found it incredibly interesting.

I did phrase it completely wrong when I said we had peoples email addresses. I think you are assuming far beyond what we are actually doing.

It's the action of submitting the button that is important to us for marketing purposes. Not the email address itself. The information is fed to the facebook pixel and its a converion for our google and bing marketing campaigns. The email address itself is irrelevant.

MyPeopleDrankTheSoup

got nothing to say except site looks great to me. very classy looking. crazy how much money is in the wedding market