Small businesses are more vulnerable to attack; sell your customers on the idea that your site is safe. Getting a...
February 17, 2015Small businesses are more vulnerable to attack; sell your customers on the idea that your site is safe.
Getting a secure badge is one way to reassure newcomers that your website is “trusted.” For example, a seal from McAfee Secure or Google Trusted Store will show that your site meets certain safety criteria. Also, let your clients know about ongoing measures you are taking to improve security such as training staff to guard against vulnerabilities.
Looking polished will give your customers a broader sense of security. The key to having a professional website is a proper privacy in place. The goal of a privacy policy is to disclose all the ways your website will respect the dignity of the user’s privacy. It will also maintain a high level of community trust.
To better understand how your website will benefit from a privacy policy visit Amerilawyer.com for more information and to make sure your interests are protected.
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