1. Information We Collect

When you interact with The Women’s Post, we may collect limited personal information that you voluntarily share with us, such as your name, email address, or the details included in your submissions. Additionally, non-personal data is automatically collected using third-party analytics tools like Google Analytics and Google Search Console. This may include:

• Device type and browser version
• Geographic location (based on IP address)
• Time spent on pages
• Click patterns and navigation paths
• Source or referral links

This data helps us evaluate which topics resonate with our readers and informs content planning.

2. How We Use This Information

The data we collect serves to enhance your experience at The Women’s Post. Specifically, we use this information to:

• Respond to feedback, queries, or editorial submissions
• Monitor website performance and resolve technical issues
• Understand user interests to guide future content creation
• Maintain the safety and integrity of the site

We do not send unsolicited newsletters or promotional content unless expressly requested by the user.

3. Cookies

Cookies help us analyze reader behavior and tailor content insights. These small files, stored in your browser, collect anonymous data used solely for analytical purposes. You have the option to disable cookies through your browser settings without affecting access to our site.

4. Use of Third-Party Services

To evaluate site traffic and user trends, we utilize third-party services like Google Analytics and Google Search Console. These platforms operate independently and may track general usage statistics. We do not allow these services access to personal details.

We do not disclose or trade your personal data with any third-party vendors or partners.

5. Reader Submissions and Queries

When you email us your stories, pitches, or interview requests, we treat your information with confidentiality. Unless you give us clear permission, we will not publish your name or contact details. Submissions may be archived for editorial reference.

6. Data Security

We employ industry-standard measures to protect all data from unauthorized access. While no digital platform is completely immune, we take all reasonable precautions to ensure data confidentiality and prevent breaches.

7. Your Rights and Contact

If you wish to view, update, or erase your personal data from our systems, please contact us at sales@thewomenspost.com. We are committed to honoring such requests promptly and respectfully.

8. Changes to This Policy

The Women’s Post may revise this Privacy Policy periodically. Any modifications will be made public on this page, and the updated date will reflect the most recent version. We encourage readers to check back for updates.