What this site collects
In plain terms, and short enough to actually read.
I use Umami for analytics. It is cookieless — it sets no cookies, stores nothing in your browser, and does not follow you to other sites. It tells me which pages get visited and where visitors arrived from. It does not build a profile of you as a person.
I also use Apollo, a business-visitor identification service. This one does more, so it is worth stating plainly: it stores an anonymous identifier called “apolloAnonId” in your browser so it can recognise return visits. Apollo can often tell which company a visitor comes from, and for visitors in the United States it may identify the individual. That is more than analytics, and I would rather say so than bury it.
If I have emailed you as part of outreach, that email includes open and click tracking. I can see whether it was opened and whether a link in it was clicked.
If you book a call, the booking goes through Cal.com. The name and email you enter there are sent to Cal.com and to me, so I know who I am meeting.
I do not sell data, and I do not share it with anyone for advertising. The tools above are the only places it goes.
If you want anything removed, email abubakar@blenzo.io and I will do it. No form, no account, no process.
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