A Privacy Policy is a disclosure information about how the site gathers any information from the visitors and about the ads served.
It provides a credibility and trustworthiness to your blog. Many ad serving programs including Google AdSense looks for a privacy policy on your blog before approving you in their advertising network.
Hence, it becomes a necessity to add a privacy policy page to your blog.
In this article, I will tell you how to create a privacy policy page and add it to your blog.
Creating A Privacy Policy Page For Your Blog
You can either create a privacy policy yourself if you have required knowledge. However, most of the bloggers do not know how to create a perfect privacy policy for their blogs. In that case, there are several third-party privacy policy generators which will do the work for you for free. In this tutorial, I am using one such service provided by SerpRank.com
- Go to the SerpRank privacy policy generator page.
- The page will ask for your Site URL and Email Address.
- If your blog use cookies (if you are serving advertising, your blog is most likely using it), select Yes, we use cookies option.
- In the advertiser information, select the advertising solutions you use to monetize your blog.
- After filling up the form, select Crete my Privacy policy. You have just created a privacy policy for your blog. Now Copy this information to a text document.
How To Add The Generated Privacy Policy To Your Blog?
- For Blogger Blog: Open your Blogger Dashboard > Pages. If you are using WordPress Blog then go to your Dashboard > Pages > Add New
- Create a new blank page and paste the copied privacy policy in the text body and title your page as “Privacy Policy“
- Publish your page
You have successfully created and published privacy policy for your blog.
Conclusion
By adding a privacy policy to your blog, you will increase the trustworthiness of your readers. It’s a good practice to have a privacy policy visible to your readers. Even Google AdSense in their terms and conditions require you to have a privacy policy for your blog. So, go and make one before you apply for any advertising network to make money from your blog.
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