This Cookie Policy explains how earnfromyourexperience.com (referred to as "the Website", "we", "us", or "our") uses cookies and similar tracking technologies when you explore our website or sign in to the Speak. Shoot. Sell. workshop pages.
1.What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on your computer or phone browser when you open web pages. They help remember your preferences, reduce loading delays, and keep browsing smooth.
2.How we use cookies
We use cookies to make our analytics more precise and to optimise page loading. Cookies help us understand how long you spend exploring our workshop information, which links you select, and whether our layout displays correctly on your device.
3.The categories of cookies we use
We use two categories of cookies:
- Essential / necessary cookies: These are required to run the core website. They authenticate your secure checkout, protect your registration details, and help pages load quickly. Disabling them can break our payment flows.
- Performance and analytics cookies: These help us track visitor totals, identify broken links, and see which information is read most often by our core audience of professionals aged 35+.
4.Third-party tracking cookies
In addition to our own cookies, we may use standard third-party marketing and optimisation tools on our website:
- Pixel integrations: We use analytics tools (such as Google Analytics or social platform tracking pixels) to assess user metrics. This records how visitors arrive at earnfromyourexperience.com, helping our workshop advertisements reach the intended audience.
5.How to control and delete cookies
You have full control to block, isolate, or delete cookies. You can use your browser's settings (Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox) to clear stored data or disable new cookies.
If you block all cookies in your browser, some automated parts of earnfromyourexperience.com may fail to save your selections, and you may need to re-enter checkout details multiple times.
6.Policy updates
We may update this policy occasionally to reflect new security standards or technical changes. Any changes will appear on this page.