We helped him in the process of analysing his business, his objectives and his target audience. We worked with him to have a clear vision of how to show his business and promote it to his target audience.
After a brief analysis of his business vision, we helped him get a new logo design and we built his website www.golfcoach.ie . We also offered a half-day training by giving him the information needed to take charge of the website, as well as good tips to perform well with his blog.

We would like to share with you his review of the process:

“Positive: Professionalism, Quality, Responsiveness, Value

Thank you Stephen and Lorena at the Cosmos team for building my website www.golfcoach.ie. After realizing that I really needed a more professional looking website with an e-commerce cart and great SEO, Stephen sent me a new website brief that got me thinking deeply about who my ideal customer was and refining my message to attract the best possible and most suitable clientele. There is a lot going on behind the scenes when a website is being built . The Cosmos team was very patient with me as I am a demanding customer and perfectionist. I highly recommend Cosmos for all their services . Thank you. Emmanuel Riblet Golf.”

10. ... it isn’t only your website that needs to be GDPR compliant

Changes with #GDPR will change a large part of the business, and in the last few blogs we have focused solely on its effect on Digital Marketing

As you start changing your website and digital activity to adjust, that there are a whole lot of issues you need to consider


The data protection commissioner has provided some excellent tips
www.dataprotection.ie/en/organisations
but here are a few key questions to be considering now right now

• You probably have personal data stored in various places around the business. Do you have a good knowledge & understanding, and documented record of the data you hold?
• Do you need to either gain or refresh consent for the data that you possess?
• Do you have a defined written policy for how long you keep personal data, so you don’t retain it unnecessarily, and ensure it’s kept up to date?
• Is your data being held securely, keeping in mind both technology and the human factors in data security? Keys, Pin Codes, Encryption etc.
• Whether you are a data controller or data processor (or both), do you have the correct legal arrangements/documents in place?

​So, the underlying issue with the new GDPR  is to identify and have in place contracts with your third-party data processors to protect both your own interests.

As one of the top website design and SEO companies in Ireland www.cosmos.ie has years of experience in website management and search engine optimisation in Ireland.
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9. What about Google Analytics and #GDPR?

Most of my client website are configured to use Google Analytics or similar to track user journeys, mainly to improve the customer experience.
However Google Analytics has always been an anonymous tracking system as is their AI based Algorithm.
There is no “personal data” being collected,(as a general rule) so I believe GDPR does not impact on its usage.
Its different altogether with Google Tag Manager; it’s a powerful tool that enables your website to send information to third-party applications by inserting small amounts of code. Its used for things such as external remarketing and retargeting systems, and a host of other services. The issue for businesses with regards to Tag Manager is to ensure you have a contract in place with the individuals that have access to your Tag Manager (which may well be your web designer, or digital marketing agency) to ensure they understand their legal responsibilities as a data processor on your behalf as data controller.( The same of course applies when your collecting Data in the Dashcam of your car)
If you are interested in Google’s commitment to #GDPR then a good place to start is here   How Google complies with data protection laws
So, the underlying issue with the new GDPR  is to identify and have in place contracts with your third-party data processors to protect both your own interests.

As one of the top website design and SEO companies in Ireland www.cosmos.ie has years of experience in website management and search engine optimisation in Ireland.
#WebsiteDevelopment #websitelaunch #websitebuilder #websitedeveloper #websitetraffic #websitesGDPR