Privacy & cookies

This page explains what data Pulso Social Marketing collects when you visit this site, how we use it, and how you can change your mind. We keep the list short on purpose — we do not sell data and we do not run retargeting.

Last reviewed: April 2026. Draft — Audrey to review before go-live.

Cloudflare Web Analytics (always on)

We use Cloudflare Web Analytics to measure how the site is performing — page views, how fast pages load, and which pages are popular. It is designed to work without cookies and without collecting personal information.

Cloudflare processes this data on our behalf as a data processor. No data is sold on or shared with advertising networks.

Google Analytics 4, Google Ads conversion tracking and HubSpot (only with your consent)

If you allow "Analytics" on the cookie banner we load Google Analytics 4 (GA4) on top of Cloudflare Web Analytics. GA4 lets Audrey measure Google Ads campaigns — specifically, whether a paid click led to a contact-form submission.

When GA4 is active it captures: the pages you visit, how long you stay, the referring link, your general location (country / region, derived from your IP and then discarded), and a randomly generated visitor ID stored in a cookie. It does not capture your name, email, phone, or the content of the contact form.

If you allow "Ads & marketing" we also load the Google Ads conversion tag. When you submit the contact form, or click our phone number or email address, it tells Google Ads that a contact happened, so Audrey can see which ads lead to real enquiries. Google Ads may set a cookie to link that contact to the ad you clicked. It does not receive your name, email, phone number, or message, and we do not use it for retargeting.

The same choice loads HubSpot's tracking script. HubSpot is the CRM where Audrey keeps enquiries. The script sets a visitor cookie so that, when you send the contact form, the pages you visited beforehand appear next to your enquiry. Until you submit the form this is an anonymous visitor ID: HubSpot does not receive your name or contact details from browsing alone.

You can allow each of these separately. Whatever you do not allow is never loaded in your browser.

The `pulso_consent` cookie

When you make a choice on the cookie banner we save it in a small cookie called `pulso_consent`. The cookie stores your choice for each purpose — for example `analytics=1&ads=0` — and nothing else: no personal information and no tracking identifier.

The cookie lasts for one year. It is set with `SameSite=Lax` and `Secure`, meaning it is only sent over HTTPS. You can delete it at any time via your browser, or change your choice at any time via the "Change consent" button below.

The contact form

The contact form collects six fields — name, email, business, phone (optional), country, and your message. When you submit the form we send it straight to Audrey's inbox at `info@pulsosocial-marketing.com` using Resend (resend.com), our email delivery provider, and we create or update your contact in HubSpot, the CRM Audrey uses to follow up on enquiries. HubSpot stores the same fields and your message on our behalf in its EU data centre.

We use your details only to reply to your enquiry. We do not add you to a newsletter. We do not keep a copy in any other database.

To keep out spam we temporarily note the IP address of the submitter in Cloudflare Workers KV for five minutes. This stops the same IP submitting repeatedly. If you include a phone number we also keep a one-way hash of the number against the same five-minute window, so a single spammer cannot flood the form from multiple phones. These notes expire automatically.

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