Changes you need to make to the conversion elements of a website

tongfkymm44 · Post by **tongfkymm44** » Sun Jan 19, 2025 8:27 am

With the arrival of GDPR, you will not only have to make changes to your website or app at an informative level, but it will also be very important to make changes to your conversion elements. Let's review them one by one so that we don't miss anything.

Subscription Boxes
They are very useful to start filling your blog with subscribers and surely with the new law a new barrier to entry will be raised. It is possible that your subscription only consisted of requesting the email and a little more. These boxes, as of May, will no longer be legal and this is due to the fact that consent is not express.subscription form

From now on, you will need to add a checkbox.

Pop ups and banner boxes
Considered by most as invasive elements on the web, when used with a good offer cambodia email list they usually give very good results. From now on, it will be necessary to include a visible information box in which the data management policy is accepted.

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Forms
What should I do with my forms? Don't despair, it will take time to put everything in order but once it is ready you won't need to make any more changes.

First, review all the information clauses and the accuracy of the wording with the specific points of the regulation.
Check that all your web forms have a check box with a link to the privacy policy.
Check that your file structure contains a record of user consent. If you use comprehensive software such as HubSpot, this task will already be accomplished.
Check that your email marketing server meets the specifications and more on servers that are outside of European territory. The record must have: user name, time stamp, IP, email and express consent.
If you still have questions, we recommend that you read the actions you will have to stop doing with GDPR .

Don't waste time! Remember that your legal conversion to digital matters must be ready by May 25, 2018. Prepare your website and your app to comply with the new European data protection regulation.