What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files that your web browser stores that lets websites like this one keep track of your preferences. When you agree to allowing a website to store cookies on your browser, you’re letting it remember who you are the next time you return to that website.

How to control your cookies

If you want to delete cookies or change the way websites like this one are allowed to use them, take a look at the “help” or “settings” page of your web browser.

If you decide to delete cookies or not accept them, though, you might not be able to use all the services I offer on SeeBrittWrite.com now, or in the future. You also might see the same pop-ups or ads.

What cookies does seebrittwrite.com use?

I’ve implemented a couple of different types of cookies:

• Anonymous analytics cookies
• Geotargeting cookies
• Advertising cookies
• Third-party cookies

How SeeBrittwrite.com uses cookies

SeeBrittWrite.com uses cookies to provide visitors with a better user experience. I use the information collected to do a few things:

• To show you new content. Stored cookies let this website know what content you’ve seen and what content you haven’t. For example, if you’ve seen a certain pop-up or offer, a stored cookie will tell us not to show it to you again.
• To see what content you like and what content you don’t. I use the data collected by cookies (and all the charts created by Google Analytics) to figure out what blog posts and resources you like and which ones you don’t. Then, I use that knowledge to create more good stuff for you.