CookiePolicy
The cookies and browser storage used by Lazy Marketing, what they do, and how you can manage them.
Effective date
Contents 7 sections
01What cookies and browser storage are
Cookies are small text files saved in your browser. Websites use them to remember information, support features, and measure activity.
Session storage holds information within a browser tab. It generally remains available when you reload a page and is cleared when the tab’s session ends, although browser session-restoration features may preserve it.
This policy describes these technologies on our public website at lazymarketing.agency. Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle personal information.
02What our website uses
| Name | Provider | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
lm-talk | Lazy Marketing — session storage | Saves unfinished contact-form answers and your current step so you can continue after reloading the page. | Until cleared by the form or the tab’s session ends. |
lm-booking | Lazy Marketing — session storage | Holds the reference for a booking you have just made so the confirmation page can show it. | Until the confirmation page has read it or the tab’s session ends. |
lm-intro | Lazy Marketing — session storage | Records that the opening animation has completed. | Until the tab’s session ends. |
Meta Pixel identifiers, including _fbp where set | Meta | Measure visits and actions and support advertising attribution and audience tools. | Determined by Meta’s technology and your browser settings; identifiers may be refreshed on later visits. |
Our public website’s current inspected implementation does not include Google Analytics cookies. The booking script does not use session storage to save appointment selections; it keeps only the reference for a completed booking, as listed above.
03Meta advertising measurement
We use Meta Pixel to record page visits and certain interactions, including contact-form submissions. This helps us understand how our advertising performs.
Meta may receive information such as the page visited, browser and device information, online identifiers, and the action taken. Meta processes information under its own privacy policies and may associate it with other information it holds.
The website’s JavaScript checks for Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track before initializing Meta Pixel. If your browser reports Global Privacy Control as enabled or Do Not Track as “1,” that script does not load Meta Pixel or send its events.
The website also includes a separate Meta tracking image for browsers with JavaScript disabled. The JavaScript signal check does not control that image, so browser-level tracking protection is needed to block it.
04Payment and external services
When you proceed to Stripe’s checkout, Stripe may use its own cookies and similar technologies to support payments, prevent fraud, and secure its services. These are governed by Stripe’s privacy and cookie policies.
Other external websites you visit through our links may use their own cookies. This policy does not describe their practices.
05Managing cookies and tracking
You can use your browser settings to block or delete cookies, clear website storage, and restrict third-party tracking.
Enabling Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track prevents the public website’s Meta JavaScript integration from initializing when the browser reports the signal as described above. Browser tracking protection or content-blocking tools may provide additional controls.
Clearing session storage removes saved contact-form progress, any saved booking reference, and the opening-animation marker. Blocking cookies or scripts may affect some website or payment features.
Deleting cookies does not automatically delete information already received by us or Meta. For requests concerning personal information held by Lazy Marketing, contact hello@lazymarketing.agency.
06Changes to this policy
We may update this policy when the technologies used on our website change. The effective date at the top identifies the current version.