WordPress website holds about them, do you know what to do?
WordPress has built-in privacy tools for handling these requests, including confirming who's making the request before you hand over or erase their information. In this walkthrough, you'll see the process from both sides:
✅ What the person requesting their data sees
➡️ How WordPress confirms the request before you action it
⚡ What information WordPress includes in the personal data export
⭐ What happens to their information after the erasure is completed
Privacy administration might be tedious, but knowing how to handle a request properly is worthwhile for a business owner.
Follow the process from the initial request through to the final erasure, and see exactly what WordPress does along the way.
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Life is busy and there's just so many things to remember. What tools do you use to help you keep on top of ALL the things?
Recently, Meta proposed new commercial terms that reached beyond Facebook and Instagram to include the content on your own website. Strong feedback from the user community has had those terms delayed indefinitely but it's worthwhile understanding what Meta were proposing, why people were concerned and why it matters for the future.
That's today's Firewall Friday:
✅ What were the implications of Meta's proposed Terms?
➡️ Why should the (now delayed) Terms concern Businesses?
⚡ Can you protect your website content from Meta?
⭐ What more can you do to protect your Intellectual Property?
If using a free platform makes you the product, how far should that arrangement extend?
There are practical considerations for protecting your business website, along with reasons to understand and exercise your intellectual property rights.
Where would you draw the line, and what would you do if Meta brought these terms back?
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Your web support person or marketer needs access to Google Analytics. You can give them their own access without handing over your Google login.
In today’s Walkthrough Wednesday, Charly shows how to add someone and choose the access they need:
✅ There’s a difference between access to your account and access to your website property.
➡️ Helping with your website doesn’t automatically require full administrator access.
⚡ A backup administrator could help if you lose access to your main Google account.
It’s a useful part of managing who can access your business information.
Have you ever been asked to give someone access to Google Analytics?
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Experimenting with AI can help you find ways to make your business work better however, it's not without it's drawbacks. Knowing its limitations is essential, particularly if you’re asking it to do work you need to rely on.
Dave Pengelley, a technology adviser who spent a decade at Salesforce and now runs Valid Agenda, joins Charly to talk about what he's doing with AI and what he's learned along the way. There’s plenty of enthusiasm, some frustration and a shared interest in finding uses that deliver something worthwhile.
Their conversation raises some questions worth considering:
✅ Are you asking AI to interpret information or follow a process that needs the same result every time?
➡️ Is it helping you think through an idea, or just agreeing with whatever you say?
⚡ Have you saved yourself work, or created more things you need to check?
⭐ If you’ve saved time, could you finish earlier instead of taking on another task?
There are lessons for small business owners in being curious, testing ideas ...