Privacy Policy
Last updated: [DATE]
Note for Jessica: This page is a structural placeholder, not a finished policy. Unlike the Terms page, a real privacy policy has to accurately describe what your systems actually do — which tools collect data, where it's stored, and who it's shared with. I've sectioned this based on the tools referenced across this project (GHL, Calendly, Skool), but every bracket needs confirming against your real, current setup before this is accurate or legally sound. This likely also needs attorney review depending on where your clients are located (e.g., GDPR/CCPA obligations).
1. Information We Collect
[Name, email, phone, and scorecard responses collected via the opt-in page and Sabotage Map™ diagnostic. Confirm exact fields — this project's GHL backend spec lists: Scorecard Score, Scorecard Result, Session Booking info, UTM source/campaign.]
2. How Information Is Used
[e.g., to deliver the diagnostic result, to follow up by email, to determine program fit. Should match actual GHL workflow logic.]
3. Third-Party Tools
- [GoHighLevel (GHL) — CRM, funnel hosting, workflow automation]
- [Calendly — session booking]
- [Skool — community platform for Nurture-tier contacts]
- [Payment processor — confirm which one is used for the $299 session and $15,000 enrollment]
4. Data Sharing
[Confirm: data is not sold. Clarify whether any data is shared with the third-party tools above beyond what's needed to operate them.]
5. Cookies & Tracking
[Confirm whether Meta Pixel or other ad-tracking pixels are active on the funnel pages, since this project's paid ad strategy references pixel-based optimization events.]
6. Your Rights
[Right to request data deletion, correction, or access — required in most jurisdictions handling EU or California residents' data.]
7. Contact
[Contact email for privacy-related requests.]