Cookie Policy

The Lowdown on Cookies

Alright, let’s talk about cookies—not the chocolate chip kind, but the tiny digital ones that help our website run smoothly. This Cookie Policy is here to explain what these cookies are, how we use them, the types we use, what they collect, and how you can take control of them. For all the juicy details on how we handle your personal data, be sure to check out our Privacy Policy.

Oh, and if you ever want to change or withdraw your consent regarding cookies, you can do that anytime through the Cookie Declaration on our website. Want to know more about us, how to reach us, or how we process your personal data? Head over to our Privacy Policy for all that good stuff.

Your consent applies to these domains: podcasteditingoasis.com, theeditingbunch.com, editingbunch.com. Current state: No consent given. (Feel free to manage your consent anytime.)

What Are Cookies?

Think of cookies as tiny text files that store small chunks of information. These little files cozy up in your device whenever you load our website in your browser. Cookies help our site function like a well-oiled machine, keep things secure, improve your user experience, and give us insights into what works and what doesn’t. It’s like having a personal assistant for our website that’s always on call.

How Do We Use Cookies?

Just like most websites out there, we use both first-party and third-party cookies for a range of purposes. First-party cookies are crucial for the website’s basic operations—they don’t collect any personal data. Third-party cookies, on the other hand, help us understand how our website performs, how you interact with it, and how to keep our services secure. They also make sure that ads are relevant to you, making your future interactions with our site smoother and faster.

Types of Cookies We Use

Essential Cookies: These are the bread and butter of our site’s functionality. They keep things secure, maintain user sessions, and allow you to log in, add items to your basket, and check out safely. They don’t collect or store any personal info.

Statistics Cookies: These cookies are like our website’s personal trainer. They track the number of visitors, unique visits, which pages you hang out on, and where you came from. This data helps us improve the site and make sure it’s running at peak performance.

Marketing Cookies: We use these cookies to make the ads you see meaningful and relevant. They also help us keep tabs on how well our ad campaigns are doing. Sometimes, these cookies might be used by third-party advertisers to show you ads on other websites as well.

Functional Cookies: These cookies handle the non-essential but nice-to-have features on our site, like embedding videos or allowing you to share content on social media.

Preferences Cookies: These cookies remember your settings and preferences (like your preferred language) to make your future visits to our site better and more efficient.

List of Cookies We Use

Here’s a rundown of the cookies in action on our site:

• __cf_bm: Cloudflare bot management cookie. Expiration period: 30 minutes
• __cfduid: Identifies individual clients behind shared IPs (no personal info stored). Expiration period: session
• _ce.clock_data, _ce.clock_event, _ce.irv, _ce.s, _CEFT: Cookies set by Crazyegg (details currently unavailable).
• _clck, _clsk: Microsoft Clarity cookies that retain user ID and session details.
• _fbp: Facebook cookie for delivering relevant ads.
• _ga, ga*, _gid: Google Analytics cookies for tracking visitor data.
• _hjAbsoluteSessionInProgress, _hjFirstSeen, hjSession, hjSessionUser, _hjTLDTest: Hotjar cookies for user session tracking and data attribution.
• _omappvp, _omappvs: Optin Monster cookies to identify new vs. returning users.
• _rdt_uuid: Used to track visitor preferences for relevant advertising.
• ac_enable_tracking, prism_: ActiveCampaign cookies for tracking user interaction.
• ANONCHK, MUID, MR: Bing cookies for session tracking and analytics.
• PHPSESSID: Identifies user session on the website.
• cookielawinfo-checkbox-necessary, cookielawinfo-checkbox-non-necessary: GDPR Cookie Consent cookies to store your cookie preferences.
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Managing Your Cookie Preferences

If you want to tweak your cookie settings later on, you can manage your cookie preferences by clicking here. any time during your session. You’ll see the consent notice pop up, and you can change your preferences or withdraw consent entirely.

Different browsers have different methods to block and delete cookies, so you can always go into your browser settings and make changes. For more info on how to manage and delete cookies, check out Wikipedia or All About Cookies.

Now that you’re cookie-savvy, feel free to enjoy a smoother, more personalized experience on our site!