Protect your blog or business by having a privacy policy, terms and conditions, and proper disclosures and disclaimers.
You want to protect your business , but can’t yet afford a fancy lawyer.
If you have a blog or website, you need to take steps to protect it, if that website is your business and you’re selling products or services, then there are even more steps you need to take to ensure your business is covered.
Lawyer. Blogger.
Liz Stapleton is a lawyer and blogger. A licensed attorney since 2012, and a blogger since 2014, she has been helping bloggers and online business owners understand legal issues since 2017. She has spoken at both virtual and in person conferences, including FinCon, on the importance of and how to legally protect your blog and business. She is the founder and voice behind Less Debt, More Wine - a personal finance site, and ElizabethStapleton.com, where she helps readers earn more money while making sure they are protecting themselves and their businesses legally.
There just seems to be an overwhelming list of things I need to do.
You know those free legal templates aren’t good enough
You want something written by an actual lawyer
You worry about getting sued and losing not only your site but perhaps more than that.
Imagine what it will feel like when you’ve got your privacy policy and all your other legal bases covered!
You’re ready to get serious about your website, blog or business..
but you’ve got a lot of questions!
“What all do I need to include in a Privacy Policy”
“What all do I need to include in a Privacy Policy”
“I don’t even have terms and conditions, what are they, I need them right?”
“I’m not a professional/advisor/etc, but I write on the topic, how do I protect myself?”
I've got you covered.
I know, there can be a lot of questions and confusion if you’re starting a website, blog, or business for the first time and want to be legally protected. If you don’t have something to start with, it can be easy to make some critical mistakes.
Without templates or alternatively hiring an attorney, it can be difficult to make sure you’ve covered your bases!
That’s why I’ve created these templates.
That’s why I’ve created these templates.
These Templates are Different
You may have used templates before, but then the law changed and now you need to update.
And those templates were so tedious, having to carefully make sure you didn’t miss a spot to put in your site or business name.
The Website Legal Templates Bundle makes it easy for you to personalize and customize your template.
Fill in a form and be sent an editable google doc with your information pre-populated into the template.
You can get the templates set up in no time.
Other Templates:
- Just a simple word doc
- Requires you to find all the spots with your name
- Overpriced
Website Legal Templates Bundle:
- Makes customization easy by pre-populating your information
- Affordable
- Lifetime access to updates
Privacy Policy
Both the law and good business require you to explain how you're using data and personal information you're collecting. The way you do this is with a Privacy Policy.
You may think, you don’t collect any information but if you just use google analytics or allow comments on your site, you are collecting information, other examples of when you collect information is:
- a contact form,
- email sign up forms, or
- advertising pixels.
If you plan to make any money with your website, chances are you’re collecting information and NEED a Privacy Policy to help protect yourself from lawsuits and legal liability.
Terms & Conditions:
Terms and conditions are your set of rules of people using your site and products.
It’s letting them know what is and isn’t allowed by anyone visiting, using or purchasing from your website. It can also incorporate your privacy policy (or it can be it's own page).
It’s important to limit your liability for any errors or inaccuracies on your website and explain your refund policies, intellectual property rights, and your ability to terminate use of your website for any abuses at your own discretion.
It also outlines what jurisdiction applies and what will happen if there is a dispute.
Disclaimers
Disclaimers are important because they limit your liability on the content you create. They are basically your "I told you so" if someone comes at you for example, presenting information without being an expert.
It lets your readers know that the information you provide is for informational and educational purposes only and that you cannot guarantee they will have the same results.
Disclaimers are especially important for coaches and entrepreneurs who offer services and use testimonials or case studies.
Other important disclaimers that bloggers must include a disclosure about affiliate links used, this is required by the FTC, and failure to do so can not only get you kicked out of affiliate programs but also result in the loss of your earnings.
Don’t go another day having a website that isn’t protected.
The best time to protect your website, blog, or business was when you started it, the next best time is now.
You Have a Choice
You can risk everything you’re working hard for by not having any sort of legal policy for your site or by using some free template not drafted by an attorney
OR
You could get three templates drafted by an attorney who truly understands the legal issues facing bloggers and online business owners, because she is one.
Law firms easily charge over $300 for a single template and charge even more to draft a specific policy for your site.
The templates and bonuses provided are worth over $300 just on their own if you get them individually!
And you get everything for just $147, when you get the bundle!
How the Templates Work:
When you buy you’ll get access to all of the templates through Podia, you can grab the general Word doc or you can fill in a form and it will pre-populate the template with your information.
Here is exactly what it looks like:
What Others Have Said:
I liked that it was super easy to follow - watch the brief videos and enter your information and voila! Legal templates.
Amanda Page from Amanda-Page.com
Love the templates!
Love how comprehensive they are, as well as easy to edit.
Whitney Griffin - Recondensed.com
Who am I?
Hi I’m Liz and I’m obsessed with helping online bloggers and business owners earn more money and keep it legal!
I’ve been an attorney for over 6 years and I started my first website a few years ago and quickly realized that there were tons of legal issues bloggers and online business owners faced and that many bloggers and business owners had no clue that they were putting their business at risk
I started speaking at conferences and virtual summits about the legal issues facing online business owners, and finally took the time to create legal templates that the average new blogger or business owner could actually afford.
Because protecting your business should be something that is accessible to everyone.
I’m excited to see you taking action to protect your website and business!
FAQ
Who is this for?
- This is for anyone with a website or blog that doesn't currently have a privacy policy, terms and conditions, or disclaimers in place
- Anyone getting ready to launch a website as blog or business, it’s always best to start out having your site protected.
As a US based attorney, these templates are idea for any blog or business owner residing and conducting business in the United States.
Do I get lifetime access to the templates?
Yes, you can use your template for as long as you want. As for updates, you will continue to receive updates to the templates so long as I continue to sell the templates.
Is there a refund or guarantee?
Due to the legal expertise required for this products, and our belief in the value provided, we do not offer refunds.
Disclaimer:
While I am an attorney, I am not your attorney and nothing on this website, downloads or products available are to be construed as creating an attorney-client relationship. Additionally, nothing in this site or resources made available are to be considered legal advice. The author is not liable for any losses or damages related to actions or failure to act related to the content on this website.
How long does it take to implement?
The honest answer is, it depends on you and your current situation. Most people are able to get these templates implemented in minutes.
Others might take a little longer, perhaps an hour or two.