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Let Your Personality Shine with New Headshots
To Make Better Connections

One of the most effective ways to introduce yourself to new contacts and potential clients is with a professional photo. Your headshot is an integral part of making a good first impression in your face-to-face, print and digital interactions.

A fresh set of headshots gives you an edge and makes sure your connections last. A pleasing portrait gives people a way to put a face with a name and ensures they’ll remember making your acquaintance. Greet your customers with a lasting smile to make more sales.

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Putting your best face forward is always a winning move, and the trusty ol’ headshot has been doing it for professionals for years.

The headshot is a true workhorse and should be a staple for anyone who wants to grow their personal brand or small business.

Headshots have evolved with the times and today feel more like mini portrait sessions than a trip to the DMV.

This new style of corporate photo is not only about showing your face, but actually showing who you are, establishes credibility and reinforces why someone would want to work with you.

“Not your typical boring headshots! From the first click of the shutter (that was impromptu scheduled just days before) to the final delivered proofs, my experience with McKenzi Taylor of Taylored Photo was pure magic. Headshots can be a nerve-wracking experience but McKenzi has an incredible talent for capturing the essence of the person in front of her lens. If you’re considering photography services look no further than Taylored Photo. Do it Do it Do it!”

Brigette B., Real Estate Agent

Add Headshots to Your Marketing Process

Putting your best face forward is always a winning move, and the trusty ol’ headshot has been doing it for professionals for years. The headshot is a true workhorse and should be a staple for anyone who wants to grow their personal brand or small business.

Headshots have evolved with the times and today feel more like mini portrait sessions than a trip to the DMV. This new style of corporate photo is not only about showing your face, but actually showing who you are, establishes credibility and reinforces why someone would want to work with you.

Taylored Photo expertly photographs your modern headshots. Our team captures you at your best, aims to tell your story and never misses a chance to make you shine.

Put Yourself Out There With Our Help

“As a business owner myself, I see the power behind great looking headshots for my team and I. Headshots that tell the story and share our personalities with our audience make a big difference in our marketing efforts,” says Taylor.

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Headshots can make or break your small business. When done right, with a photography session by Taylored Photo, they’ll be the tool you need to make the right impression.

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Out-of-Office Message Template: Make Your Small Business Stand Out

October 2, 2023 by McKenzi Taylor

Running a small business is a rewarding endeavor. Being successful in your small business is especially satisfying if you’re able to discover a few helpful shortcuts along the way.

Now and then you’ll find yourself unable to keep up with your work emails, either because you’re taking a much deserved break, attending a conference or dealing with personal matters that need your attention instead of your day-to-day business tasks.

That means it’s time to put up an out of office message.

As a small business owner myself, when I’m working overtime trying to tie up loose ends before going away for a couple days, every second counts. That’s why I’ve templatized my out-of-office messages. 

Each one comes in handy and serves a different purpose for my absence and ensures smooth communication with my clients, partners and colleagues.

I’m sharing them with you below and hope the collection of out-of-office templates that I use can be a helpful shortcut for you. Feel free to copy/paste and fill in the blanks as needed or adapt them and make them your own.

Basic Out-of-Office Message Template

Hello,

Thank you for reaching out! I’m currently out of the office and will not be available until [Date of Return]. During this time, I may have limited access to email.

If your matter is urgent, please contact [Alternative Contact Name] at [Alternative Contact Email/Phone Number]. Otherwise, I’ll get back to you as soon as possible upon my return.

Respectfully,

[Your Name]

Vacation Out-of-Office Message

Hi,

I’m currently taking some time off to recharge and relax. I will not be available until [Date of Return]. During this period, I won’t have regular access to email.

If your matter is urgent, please contact [Alternative Contact Name] at [Alternative Contact Email/Phone Number]. I’ll prioritize catching up with you when I’m back to work.

Have a nice day,

[Your Name]

Conference Attendance

Hi,

I’m currently away from my office in order to attend an industry conference from [Conference Start Date] to [Conference End Date].

I’ll be checking my email periodically during this time but may not be able to respond to your message immediately. If you need immediate assistance, please reach out to [Alternative Contact Name] at [Alternative Contact Email/Phone Number].

Thank you,

[Your Name]

Extended Leave for Personal Reasons

Hello,

I’m currently on an extended leave for personal reasons. While I may not be checking my email as frequently, I’ll do my best to stay updated on urgent matters.

If you need immediate assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact [Alternative Contact Name] at [Alternative Contact Email/Phone Number]. Your patience and support during this time are greatly appreciated.

Take care,

[Your Name]

Project-Specific Out-of-Office Message

Hi,

Thanks for getting in touch. I’m currently on deadline for an important project and will be dedicating my full attention to it until [Project Completion Date]. Before then, my availability may be limited.

For any immediate needs, please contact [Alternative Contact Name] at [Alternative Contact Email/Phone Number]. Your understanding as I work to deliver exceptional results is appreciated.

Talk to you soon,

[Your Name]

Generic Holiday Out-of-Office Message

Dear [Client/Colleague’s Name],

Happy [Name of Holiday]. I’m currently spending quality time away from the office and will be away from [Start Date] to [End Date].

If your matter requires immediate attention, please contact [Alternative Contact Name] at [Alternative Contact Email/Phone Number]. Wishing you a joyful holiday and looking forward to reconnecting with you following the break.

Warmest wishes,

[Your Name]

Strengthen Your Company, Even While You’re Away

Crafting effective out-of-office messages is a cornerstone of successful communication for small business owners. Pick a tailored out-of-office message template that fits your scenario and then step away with the confidence that everything will be OK when you come back.

With these out-of-office messages, you’ll ensure your business maintains its reputation for reliability and dedication.

Reach Out for Brand Photography

Another great way to enhance your small business’s brand image is by using personal brand photography. My team and I at Taylored Photo can boost your brand with one of our personal brand photography sessions. Get in touch with us today to power up your small business.

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Brand Photography Adds Muscle to Marketing Efforts for Fitness Trainers

August 30, 2023 by McKenzi Taylor

Every time I see my client’s success grow following one of our brand photography sessions, I’m inspired to help even more like minded individuals.

I love helping people build their brands, make an impact on their audiences and showcase their skills and products.

New images for social media channels, digital marketing efforts and traditional advertising pieces (brochures, business cards, handouts, direct mail) pay off for them every time. 

I recently worked with Rachel Shippee, a personal fitness trainer who wanted to strengthen her business. 

Through a little pre-planning and some pointed styling and posing cues, she and I were able to capture some fantastic brand images that have added muscle to her marketing and sales efforts.

Here is the story of her brand photography session.

Planning

We started by having a conversation about what she wanted her photos to accomplish for her. She told me about her journey becoming a personal fitness trainer, how she felt that she had reached a plateau and why she wanted to keep pushing and building on her success. 

She wanted to boost her online training platform, in addition to securing more images for her marketing materials.

The digital environment she was creating for her clients was a way for her to reach more clients, maximize her time and add new revenue streams to her business.

This is a classic case of working smarter not harder, and I was eager to help make her vision a reality.

Styling

In Rachel’s case, brand photography for fitness trainers meant more than just a couple of shots of her working out, spotting her clients at the benchpress and doing some advanced yoga poses. 

Her online training program offers tutorials and lessons, so she needed photos to demonstrate the powerful moves her clients would be tasked with performing.

We built a list of needs and kept the photo style consistent from one to the next so they would be recognizable and cohesive for her audience. She and I wanted a uniform and professional look to emphasize the credibility and authority of her training.

Rachel knew that photography was her ticket to greater marketing success but had never done a brand photo session. She was feeling a little lost and clueless about the process.

A fitness enthusiast myself, I was able to make her feel at ease by offering useful wardrobe, location and lighting suggestions. This gave her confidence that we’d ultimately get the images she was craving for her brand. 

Posing

Posing came naturally to Rachel during this photo session. She was used to giving instruction to her fitness clients, so she understood how important it was to listen to the photographer and follow my posing cues.

We started with the basics then added in more advanced techniques as we both got loosened up. We were able to build a well-rounded gallery of images during our session.

We worked through the list of photos she needed for her training platform, too. These were a little more structured than the natural workout photos and provided Rachel with a versatile collection she could activate for multiple uses.

Results

Rachel really enjoyed her brand photography for fitness trainers session. She said it was fun to do, and would “unquestionably” do it again when it’s time to refresh her images.

The collection of professional brand images she now has is super valuable for her and the continued growth of her business.

Rachel says, “The pictures turned out great, and they have definitely brought more attention to my posts and provided a level of professionalism I was missing.”

Before she contacted me, and even during our session and post-production timeline, Rachel says she didn’t realize how much she needed a brand photography for fitness trainers session, nor how valuable to her the resulting images would become in strengthening her brand. 

Going above and beyond my clients expectations is what Taylored Photo is all about. I’m glad Rachel is happy with the photos we captured together,  and I love watching her business grow in all of the ways she was looking for when she first came to me with her initial vision.

If you’re a personal fitness trainer who could benefit from brand photography, I highly encourage you to do yourself and your brand a favor by scheduling your own brand photography for fitness trainers photo session. The impact can be exponential.

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10 Examples of When and How to Use Font in Your Images (and When Not To!)

August 23, 2023 by McKenzi Taylor

The top rule I learned in art school is that rules are meant to be broken — but you have to know the rules before you can break them. 

This applies to all kinds of art. You’ll need to study form and function, the rule of thirds, light and shadow, proportions, rhythm and much more.

Once you know these principles, the techniques of using them, and why they work, then you can have fun playing in your studio. Coloring outside of the lines is encouraged, but you need to know where the lines are first.

These days, a lot of people are breaking the rules first and figuring them out later, which is honestly a good way to get more people to participate. Spending time and money drinking way too much coffee while toiling away in Berkeley or Annandale isn’t for every aspiring small business owner.

The old fashioned way has stood the test of time, but as the world shifts and changes faster than ever, we’ve learned to follow the facebook motto; move fast and break things.

Let’s face it, once the “For Dummies” series of how-to books were unleashed on the world, going the long way ‘round lost some of its appeal.

With that in mind here’s a crash course on how to use typography over your branding images. 

What is typography?

Typography is the art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible, readable and appealing when displayed.

Why is typography important in graphic design?

When typography is done correctly, the layperson is pretty much oblivious to the process that made it so. It’s beautiful and it’s effective.

The importance of typography lies in avoiding disasters. Make sure you double-check and triple-check your work.

In the big design houses, whole teams of people are employed just to edit and proofread copy before it goes out the door. By the time consumers see it, dozens of sets of eyeballs have reviewed it. That’s also true of any photographs or illustrations that go with the text. 

Typography is important to graphic design because it’s rare that the photography can tell the whole story on its own. Hugely famous brands can get away with it on occasion, but small businesses don’t have the brand recognition to pull it off.

Many times, words on graphics are used to tell the audience what the company wants the consumer to do. This is the call to action and every effective marketing piece has one. Phrases like “Book Your Trip Now” or “Come in to test drive the new model today!” give the consumer an actionable task to complete. 

Other times the text includes important information and answers important questions — Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How. It fills in the details so your audience isn’t confused.

If they’re confused, you’ll have to cross your fingers that they’ll take it upon themselves to fill in the blanks. It’s  better to give them the info they need in the first place; let the text do the work so they don’t have to. 

What’s more important in design: images or text?

They’re equally important. Even though a picture tells a thousand words, an image without text doesn’t say enough about you, your product, your business or what your customers should be doing next. And a plain block of text has a very hard time capturing attention.

The imagery catches your attention, and the text makes the sale. 

 As you’re scrolling through Facebook, which text posts stick out? It’s the ones with the silly, colorful backgrounds, right? They’re a break from all the other posts and somehow feel more important, or at least deserve an extra second of your time to decipher. 

Tips & Shortcuts

You don’t actually need an over-priced fine arts degree in order to be artistic. A little bit of know-how goes a long way these days, and this blog is meant to give you some timesavers and quick wins.

If you’ve already got your personal brand photography gallery in place, congratulations. You’re in good shape. Now all you need to do is choose a message, a font and a layout. There are lots of easy online tools that will assist you with it. (Canva is a very popular option.)

The first step is to choose your photo. Take your time to get a good one, don’t settle for one that has easily correctable issues. Never say to yourself, “Oh it’s fine, no one will notice.” 

FACT: People will notice. 

If you’re still in need of photographs, contact me and my team at Taylored Photo Memories so we can do a photo session for you. You’ll get the images you need AND guidance on how to use them.

Second, write your message. Some designers would tell you to pick your font and layout before you make the text fit the space, but if design and text are equally important then this step should really come second. 

You want a message that’s short and punchy. Attention spans are getting shorter and every second counts. Get your point across quickly and with impact. Don’t waste any characters. But also don’t turn it into an unreadable Twitter post with excessive use of abbreviations and shorthand.

Now comes the fun artsy part — bringing the photo and the text together. 

Make your copy stand out. The quick and easy way is to increase your font size or give your text a contrasting color. You can also add a shadow, echo or lift effect in Canva or your favorite graphic-making tool.

You can also try altering your images with a slight blur or maybe some transparency. If you’re using Canva or a similar software, after adding text to your picture, select your image and open the filter window. Then slowly move the blur slider to the right. You can preview your photo becoming blurrier in real time, and stop just as your text comes into clear view.

Another way to make good use of your brand photography is by adding text to an image’s negative space. Look for open skylines, large areas of repetition such as a brick wall, a cloudy sky, a forest of trees or even a block of color.

You can also ask your photographer to take some shots that intentionally give you room to work with. Check out some examples from some of my recent sessions.

There are as many ways to make text on images look good as there are colors of the rainbow. Hopefully these few quick wins can set you on the right path. As Bob Ross always said, “We don’t make mistakes — we have happy accidents.” Every misstep is a learning process and presents a new way to solve a problem that might just make the whole picture better.
Putting text on images is just one way to define your brand and only a small step on your successful branding journey. For the complete roadmap, check out the Ultimate Brand Checklist.

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Headshots vs. Personal Branding Photography

July 12, 2023 by McKenzi Taylor

In my capacity as a professional photographer specializing in brand photography and headshots, there’s a question that comes my way a lot, “Is headshot the same as branding photography?” 

I’m going to answer that question to clear up the differences, point out the similarities, give you examples of each and provide justification for using both headshots and brand photography types of photos.

What is a headshot?

Headshots are exactly what they sound like; a front on and close up photo of your head and shoulders. It uses a standard formal pose that almost always has a plain single color background., usually white, grey or black. It accents the person in the photo (the subject) rather than the environment, background, wardrobe etc. 

Think of this like your school picture day photos taken every year between kindergarten and 11th grade.

What is a branding photo?

Branding photos allow you to show your personality and emphasize the environment, props, and interesting backgrounds. Whereas headshots are taken in a studio, personal branding photos are taken on location in informal, organic, natural, and even outdoor type environments. Depending on your business needs, you might have photos taken while you interact with clients, type on your computer, or pose with your hot rod. 

Think of this more like your high school senior photos.     

 

Front on photo of subject. Cropped close to include just the head and upper torso/shoulders. Nondescript blurred background.

Subject looking away from camera. Shot and cropped wider to include the environment. Casual pose. ¾ of body.

What are headshots used for?

A headshot is a time-tested business tool. Today it can be used for your social media profile,  the “About” section of your website, or “Meet The Team” type materials. Real estate agents often use headshots on their business cards.

Headshots are great for these applications because they are usually small and tightly cropped for these placements. There’s only enough space in these thumbnail uses for your head and shoulders.

What are branding photographs used for?

Branding photographs are used for a variety of different content. You’ll find them on website banner images, advertising pieces, blog posts, email marketing and many more.

You’ll want a handful of brand photographs so that you don’t have to place the same one everywhere. Because they show your personality they are great at making people feel like they know you by having only seen your picture.  

Your brand needs both headshots and branding photographs. 

Each type of photo serves a purpose. Using personalized and unique brand imagery on your website is one of the best ways to build your company. It’s very useful for instilling confidence in potential clients.

High-end photography which is completely custom to your business is key to gaining instant trust. This can’t be accomplished by stock photography.

Added Bonus: Personal branding photographs that are unique to your company are by-design 100% on brand! Plus you don’t have to spend hours and hours searching for usable stock photography that fits.

Using headshots gives your business a face. Potential customers research businesses before they make contact. They like to see who they are dealing with before they call.

A headshot shows a professional attitude and demonstrates a commitment to your brand. It shows that a real person is in charge, which is a very comforting thing in the world of computer automation, outsourcing and impersonal online connections.  

 

The headshot gives an authoritative and serious feeling. The mood should be businesslike yet friendly and inviting.

The branding photo gives a candid authentic off-the-cuff feel. The mood should be light and spontaneous but not silly or contrived.

What happens once I decide to book a personal branding photo session with Taylored Photo Memories?

During the booking process and prior to your session we’ll ask questions so we can learn about you and your business to prepare for your photo session. Knowing what makes you tick helps us bring out your best on the day of your session and ultimately gives you the pieces you need to complete your branding puzzle.

You’ll start by picking one of our comprehensive packages which are tailored to meet your usage requirments no matter where you are on your small business journey. They will give you exactly what you need for a successful website and a beneficial social media strategy.

Our two main packages provide anywhere from 25 to 75 or more final images. There’s a range of packages offering in-studio, city park or urban environment sessions. You’ll also have the option of selecting a package with a single wardrobe or with several wardrobe changes. Plus, you can choose according to the desired length for your personal brand photo session  –  a short, long or recurring session.

Personal Brand Starter Kit

$897
  • Monday - Thursday only
  • 30 Minute pre-session consultation
  • Up to 30 minute photography session
  • In photographer's pre determined Studio location
  • Minimum 25 photos with light editing for color correction and exposure
  • Package available only in Studio, see Professional Collection for outdoor locations

Instant Professional Brand

$1897
  • 30 Minute pre-session consultation
  • Up to 2 hours of photography time and 30 minutes of travel
  • Choose 2 locations options include, studio, model home, downtown or park location (Location ideas will be discussed during consultation session)
  • Minimum 75 photos with light editing for color correction and exposure
  • How-to-Guide for using your photos (for website and socials)
  • Recommend bringing at least 5 wardrobe changes

Personal Brand Portfolio

$3224
  • Instant Professional Brand x2

  • Bundle and Save, book 2 Instant Professional Brand packages to be used within 6 months of each other, save 30%!

  • 30 Minute pre-session consultation
  • Up to 2 hours of photography time and 30 minutes of travel
  • Choose 2 locations options include, studio, model home, downtown or park location (Location ideas will be discussed during consultation session)
  • Minimum 75 photos with light editing for color correction and exposure
  • How-to-Guide for using your photos (for website and socials)
  • Recommend bringing at least 5 wardrobe changes

Next we’ll put together a strategy that will ensure you get everything you need and nothing you don’t out of your brand photo session. On your photo day our goal is to be efficient and thorough so that we can maximize our time with you. Finally, we’ll teach you how to make use of your images to make your brand shine.

The Complete Branding Photography Experience Awaits

Now that you’ve got a handle on the differences and similarities between headshots and personal branding photography and the options available to you, we hope you’ll choose us to handle your personal brand photography needs. Get started today.

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The Power of Professional Photography in Building a Stronger Brand Identity

June 29, 2023 by Guest Writer

In today’s fast-paced digital era, where capturing and retaining the attention of consumers is paramount, building a strong brand identity has become crucial for businesses of all sizes. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is through professional photography.

The power of high-quality images in creating a lasting impression on potential customers is undeniable. Brands that invest in professional photography are often able to communicate their message more effectively and build a stronger connection with their audience.

You Get a Visibility Boost

Professional photography services can easily help increase the visibility of your business. By producing high-quality images to use on social media, websites or advertisements, you can attract more customers who are interested in learning more about what you have to offer.

Professional photos are also great for press releases or company profiles as they help create a cohesive look and feel that represents your brand well.

Another Layer of Credibility

High-quality images can make all the difference when it comes to creating an online presence that is trustworthy and reliable.

Customers will be able to get a sense of the professionalism behind your brand and trust that you are providing quality products or services when presented with well-crafted images.

Helps Showcase Products or Services

Product shots or images related to your services can be used strategically throughout different platforms from websites to social media posts to printed materials, such as brochures or flyers.

If a customer is unable to physically come into contact with a product, then having quality images available helps them gain an understanding of what it might look like before making a purchase decision.

Pros Come Equipped

A professional photographer has access to all the necessary gear and equipment needed for any photo shoot — from lighting equipment to backdrops — which helps ensure that each image is crisp and clear regardless of the setting.

They also have experience with various editing tools, allowing them to adjust colors, contrasts, saturation levels, etc., ensuring all images appear natural yet polished.

They’re Skilled in Photo Editing

Professional photographers are highly skilled in photo editing, which has become an integral part of modern photography. They use various editing software programs to enhance their photos and manipulate them to match their creative vision.

Photographers can adjust the color balance, contrast, brightness, saturation and other parameters to improve the image’s overall quality. They also use specific editing techniques to remove imperfections, such as blemishes or distracting elements in the background.

An Expert Can Set You Up for Success

Professional photographers have a deep understanding of how to stage a product shoot to showcase the item’s best features. They have a trained eye for detail and can identify the product’s most crucial selling points, such as its texture, size, shape and color.

Photographers also understand how to position the product and how to capture angles that will create interest and intrigue, drawing in the viewer’s gaze.

Put Your Images to Work

Having professionally-taken photographs can put you ahead of the curve when it’s time to design marketing materials. And, if you’ve decided to put most of your budget toward a photographer, you can save money by using a free design platform like Adobe Express to get the most out of your photos. Here are some of our favorite ways to use professional images in marketing:

  • Brochures: The Adobe Express product brochure creator is a user-friendly tool that enables businesses to create stunning product brochures. With a wide range of customizable templates, it allows brands to showcase their products and services in a visually appealing and engaging manner.
  • Flyers: The Adobe Express flyer maker is a great tool for designing visually striking flyers that incorporate business photos. With easy-to-use templates and powerful editing tools, you can create custom flyers that effectively communicate your business offerings while showcasing the unique characteristics of your brand.
  • Opening Soon Poster: Using the Adobe Express opening soon poster creator, businesses can easily create professional-looking posters to announce their opening. With a variety of templates, graphics, and fonts to choose from, the process is quick and seamless.
  • Photo Collage: The Adobe Express photo collage maker is a great tool for businesses to showcase their products, services, and events in a visually appealing way. With a variety of layouts and creative options, businesses can easily create high-quality collages to share on social media, websites, or other marketing materials.
  • Web Page Design: With the Adobe Express website page maker, businesses can easily create beautiful and engaging web pages to showcase their photos. The drag-and-drop interface makes it easy to design pages that are visually appealing and display images in a creative and professional way.

Professional photography is a powerful tool for building a stronger brand identity. It helps to create a visual language that speaks directly to your target audience, conveys your brand values and tells your story in a compelling way.

With so much competition out there, every brand needs to find ways to stand out and make a lasting impression. Professional photography can help you achieve that and more. Invest in high-quality photography and watch as your brand grows stronger, gains more recognition and becomes a force to be reckoned with in your industry.

For more information about how we can help boost your brand, reach out today!

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  • Processing or fulfilling orders or transactions;
  • Processing payments;
  • Providing customer service;
  • Verifying customer information.

What happens if we don’t have this information

  • Our use of your data for marketing and advertising will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for performing services will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for processing or fulfilling orders or transactions will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for processing payments will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for providing customer service will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for verifying customer information will not be possible.
Identifying information - Email address

Specific piece of information

Email address

Legal basis for processing this information

  • The user has provided consent to the processing of their information;
  • Processing is necessary to perform a contract with the user;
  • Processing is necessary in order to take steps that the user has requested prior to entering into a contract;
  • Processing is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation.

Where we get this information

  • Information submitted by the consumer;
  • Social networks.

How we use this information

  • Analytics;
  • Debugging to identify and repair errors;
  • Marketing and advertising;
  • Participation in surveys and contests;
  • Performing services;
  • Processing or fulfilling orders or transactions;
  • Processing payments;
  • Providing customer service;
  • Verifying customer information.

What happens if we don’t have this information

  • Our use of your data for analytics will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for debugging to identify and repair errors will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for marketing and advertising will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for participation in surveys and contests will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for performing services will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for processing or fulfilling orders or transactions will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for processing payments will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for providing customer service will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for verifying customer information will not be possible.
Internet or other electronic activity - Browsing history

Specific piece of information

Browsing history

Legal basis for processing this information

  • The user has provided consent to the processing of their information;
  • Processing is necessary to perform a contract with the user;
  • Processing is necessary in order to take steps that the user has requested prior to entering into a contract;
  • Processing is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation.

Where we get this information

  • Information submitted by the consumer;
  • Social networks;
  • Tracking pixels.

How we use this information

  • Analytics;
  • Marketing and advertising;
  • Processing or fulfilling orders or transactions;
  • Providing customer service;
  • Verifying customer information.

What happens if we don’t have this information

  • Our use of your data for analytics will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for marketing and advertising will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for processing or fulfilling orders or transactions will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for providing customer service will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for verifying customer information will not be possible.
Internet or other electronic activity - Information regarding your interaction with our website or application

Specific piece of information

Information regarding your interaction with our website or application

Legal basis for processing this information

  • The user has provided consent to the processing of their information;
  • Processing is necessary to perform a contract with the user;
  • Processing is necessary in order to take steps that the user has requested prior to entering into a contract;
  • Processing is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation.

Where we get this information

  • Information submitted by the consumer;
  • Social networks;
  • Tracking pixels.

How we use this information

  • Analytics;
  • Marketing and advertising;
  • Processing or fulfilling orders or transactions;
  • Providing customer service;
  • Verifying customer information.

What happens if we don’t have this information

  • Our use of your data for analytics will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for marketing and advertising will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for processing or fulfilling orders or transactions will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for providing customer service will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for verifying customer information will not be possible.
Consumer profiling - Inferences drawn from any other information to create a profile about the consumer

Specific piece of information

Inferences drawn from any other information to create a profile about the consumer

Legal basis for processing this information

  • The user has provided consent to the processing of their information;
  • Processing is necessary to perform a contract with the user;
  • Processing is necessary in order to take steps that the user has requested prior to entering into a contract;
  • Processing is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation.

Where we get this information

  • Information submitted by the consumer;
  • Social networks.

How we use this information

  • Analytics;
  • Debugging to identify and repair errors;
  • Marketing and advertising;
  • Participation in surveys and contests;
  • Performing services;
  • Processing or fulfilling orders or transactions;
  • Processing payments;
  • Providing customer service;
  • Verifying customer information.

What happens if we don’t have this information

  • Our use of your data for analytics will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for debugging to identify and repair errors will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for marketing and advertising will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for participation in surveys and contests will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for performing services will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for processing or fulfilling orders or transactions will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for processing payments will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for providing customer service will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for verifying customer information will not be possible.
Sensitive personal information - Geolocation information

Specific piece of information

Geolocation information

Legal basis for processing this information

  • The user has provided consent to the processing of their information;
  • Processing is necessary to perform a contract with the user;
  • Processing is necessary in order to take steps that the user has requested prior to entering into a contract;
  • Processing is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation.

Where we get this information

  • Information submitted by the consumer;
  • Social networks.

How we use this information

  • Marketing and advertising;
  • Participation in surveys and contests;
  • Performing services;
  • Processing or fulfilling orders or transactions;
  • Processing payments;
  • Providing customer service;
  • Verifying customer information.

What happens if we don’t have this information

  • Our use of your data for marketing and advertising will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for participation in surveys and contests will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for performing services will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for processing or fulfilling orders or transactions will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for processing payments will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for providing customer service will not be possible;
  • Our use of your data for verifying customer information will not be possible.

With whom we share your personal information

We share the personal information below with the following third parties for the following reasons:

Identifying information - Name

Specific piece of personal information shared

Name

Categories of third parties with whom personal information is/was shared

  • Advertising networks;
  • Content management systems;
  • Customer management systems;
  • Email marketing vendors;
  • Financial transactions processors;
  • Parties that need to operate the website;
  • Partner vendors

Reasons for sharing

  • To market to you via email;
  • To provide you with advertisements;
  • To manage our interactions with you;
  • To analyze your interactions with us or our website;
  • To process transactions.
Identifying information - Phone number

Specific piece of personal information shared

Phone number

Categories of third parties with whom personal information is/was shared

  • Advertising networks;
  • Content management systems;
  • Customer management systems;
  • Financial transactions processors;
  • Parties that need to operate the website;
  • Partner vendors

Reasons for sharing

  • To market to you via email;
  • To provide you with advertisements;
  • To manage our interactions with you;
  • To analyze your interactions with us or our website;
  • To process transactions.
Identifying information - Email address

Specific piece of personal information shared

Email address

Categories of third parties with whom personal information is/was shared

  • Advertising networks;
  • Content management systems;
  • Customer management systems;
  • Data analytics providers;
  • Email marketing vendors;
  • Financial transactions processors;
  • Parties that need to operate the website;
  • Partner vendors

Reasons for sharing

  • To market to you via email;
  • To provide you with advertisements;
  • To manage our interactions with you;
  • To analyze your interactions with us or our website;
  • To process transactions.
Internet or other electronic activity - Browsing history

Specific piece of personal information shared

Browsing history

Categories of third parties with whom personal information is/was shared

  • Advertising networks;
  • Content management systems;
  • Customer management systems;
  • Data analytics providers;
  • Email marketing vendors;
  • Parties that need to operate the website

Reasons for sharing

  • To market to you via email;
  • To provide you with advertisements;
  • To manage our interactions with you;
  • To analyze your interactions with us or our website.
Internet or other electronic activity - Information regarding your interaction with our website or application

Specific piece of personal information shared

Information regarding your interaction with our website or application

Categories of third parties with whom personal information is/was shared

  • Advertising networks;
  • Content management systems;
  • Customer management systems;
  • Data analytics providers;
  • Email marketing vendors;
  • Parties that need to operate the website

Reasons for sharing

  • To market to you via email;
  • To provide you with advertisements;
  • To manage our interactions with you;
  • To analyze your interactions with us or our website.
Internet or other electronic activity - Information regarding your interactions with advertisements

Specific piece of personal information shared

Information regarding your interactions with advertisements

Categories of third parties with whom personal information is/was shared

  • Advertising networks;
  • Content management systems;
  • Customer management systems;
  • Data analytics providers;
  • Email marketing vendors;
  • Parties that need to operate the website

Reasons for sharing

  • To market to you via email;
  • To provide you with advertisements;
  • To manage our interactions with you;
  • To analyze your interactions with us or our website.
Consumer profiling - Inferences drawn from any other information to create a profile about the consumer

Specific piece of personal information shared

Inferences drawn from any other information to create a profile about the consumer

Categories of third parties with whom personal information is/was shared

  • Advertising networks;
  • Content management systems;
  • Customer management systems;
  • Data analytics providers;
  • Email marketing vendors;
  • Financial transactions processors;
  • Parties that need to operate the website;
  • Partner vendors

Reasons for sharing

  • To market to you via email;
  • To provide you with advertisements;
  • To manage our interactions with you;
  • To analyze your interactions with us or our website;
  • To process transactions.
Sensitive personal information - Geolocation information

Specific piece of personal information shared

Geolocation information

Categories of third parties with whom personal information is/was shared

  • Advertising networks;
  • Content management systems;
  • Customer management systems;
  • Email marketing vendors;
  • Financial transactions processors;
  • Parties that need to operate the website;
  • Partner vendors

Reasons for sharing

  • To market to you via email;
  • To provide you with advertisements;
  • To manage our interactions with you;
  • To analyze your interactions with us or our website;
  • To process transactions.

How we protect your information

We have implemented the following measures to protect and safeguard your personal information:

  • Limiting the amount of personal information that we collect to strictly necessary only;
  • Using ssl or other secure connection technologies when receiving or sending personal information beyond internal networks;
  • Having comprehensive security policies and procedures;
  • Training our employees;
  • Maintaining up-to-date software and safeguards.

Sale of your information

We do not sell your personal information.

Cookies

A cookie is a small piece of data sent from a website and stored on your device by your browser. This Website collects cookies and may use cookies for reasons including, but not limited to:

  • Analyzing our Website traffic;
  • Analyzing your interactions with advertisements;
  • Identifying if you are signed in to the Website;
  • Testing content on the Website;
  • Storing information about your preferences;
  • Recognizing when you return to the Website.

Most web browsers automatically accept cookies. However, you can modify your browser settings to decline cookies, if you prefer. This setting may prevent you from taking full advantage of the Website.

Children’s Privacy

This Website is intended for use by a general audience and does not offer services to children. Should a child whom we know to be under 18 send personal information to us, we will use that information only to respond to that child to inform him or her that they cannot use this Website.

Analytics Programs

This Website uses Google Analytics to collect information about you and your behaviors. If you would like to opt out of Google Analytics, please visit https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout/.

Information Retension

We retain all of the information that we collect until we no longer need the information to contact you.

Direct Marketing

We use the information that we collect about you for direct marketing purposes. Direct marketing is the act of selling products or services directly to consumers rather than through retailers. Residents of the European Union and/or the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom – You may, at any time, request that we cease to use your information for direct marketing purposes by emailing us at [email protected].

Your Rights

Depending upon where you reside, you may have the following rights with regard to your personal information:

The right to access the personal information that we have collected about you.

Applies To

Residents of Canada, the European Union and/or the European Economic Area, and the United Kingdom only
The right to say no to the sale of your personal information.

Applies To

Residents of Nevada only
The right to request that we delete all or some of the personal information that we have collected on you.

Applies To

Residents of the European Union and/or the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom only
The right to ask us to transmit your personal information that we have collected on you to another provider (where technically feasible).

Applies To

Residents of the European Union and/or the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom only
The right to request that we amend any of the information that we have collected about you.

Applies To

Residents of Canada, the European Union and/or the European Economic Area, and the United Kingdom only
The right to withdraw your consent to the processing of your data.

Applies To

Residents of Canada, the European Union and/or the European Economic Area, and the United Kingdom only
The right to request that we restrict the processing of your data.

Applies To

Residents of the European Union and/or the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom only
The right to lodge a complaint regarding our collection, sharing and processing of data with competent authorities in the proper jurisdiction.

Applies To

Residents of Canada, the European Union and/or the European Economic Area, and the United Kingdom only
The right to stop receiving unwanted direct marketing.

Applies To

Residents of the European Union and/or the European Economic Area only

Exercising Your Rights

You may exercise the rights specified above by submitting a consumer request to:

We will need to verify your identity prior to effectuating your request. To verify your identity, you will need to provide us with the following information with your request:

  • Name;
  • Phone number;
  • Email address.

Please note that we may be unable to process your request if you do not provide us with the above information.

Accountability

The following person is accountable and responsible for our privacy practices and procedures:

McKenzi Taylor
Owner
702-702-9799
[email protected]

You may lodge a complaint with us by contacting the person accountable and responsible for our privacy practices and procedures at the contact information above. You may also lodge a complaint with the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada by visiting this page or calling 1-800-282-1376.

Location of Data Processing

All data processing activities undertaken by us take place in Nevada.

Third-Party Websites

This Website may contain hyperlinks to websites operated by parties other than us. We provide such hyperlinks for your reference only. We do not control such websites and are not responsible for their contents or the privacy or other practices of such websites. It is up to you to read and fully understand their Privacy Policies. Our inclusion of hyperlinks to such websites does not imply any endorsement of the material on such websites or any association with their operators.

Do Not Track

Do Not Track is a preference you can set on your browser to inform websites that you do not want to be tracked. We do not support Do Not Track (“DNT”). You can either enable or disable Do Not Track by visiting the Preferences or Settings page of your browser.

Changes to Privacy Policy

We reserve the right to amend this Privacy Policy at any time. We will notify you of any changes to this Privacy Policy by posting the updated Privacy Policy to this website or application.

Questions

If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, please contact us at [email protected].

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