1. Keep the business description consistent as
digital marketing and marketing consulting.
2. Remove "CEO Management Courses," "course enrollments," and similar education language unless those services are actually offered and accurately disclosed.
3. Do not state that physical products are sold or shipping addresses are collected unless factually true.
4. Confirm the exact analytics, advertising pixels, CRM, email marketing, and Website form providers currently used. Update the policies for actual technologies.
5. Publish
Privacy Policy,
Terms of Service,
Refund & Cancellation Policy, and
Cookie Policy as separate pages.
Do not combine their text.
6. Use the same legal company name, business address, support email, and phone number across the Website, invoices, policies, and customer communications.
7. Confirm that
support@garnierdm.com is active and monitored.
8. Make sure the refund practices in the published Policy match actual operations.
9. Use a proposal or SOW for material client projects. Clearly identify services, price, deliverables, timing, payment schedule, revision limits, and cancellation terms.
10. Use recognizable customer-facing invoice and billing descriptions consistent with the service actually purchased.
11.
Do not publish the Company's EIN in public Website policies.
12. If the Website uses targeted advertising or advertising pixels for its own marketing, implement required privacy choices based on the jurisdictions and technologies actually involved.
13. If Garnier DM LLC processes substantial personal data on behalf of clients, review whether a separate
Data Processing Agreement is appropriate.
14. Have a
Colorado-licensed attorney review the final policies before relying on them for material business volume.
Garnier DM LLC1055 N Logan St, Apt 901 Denver, Colorado 80203 United States
Email: support@garnierdm.com
Phone: 720-978-5602
Website: https://garnier.us.com