We all know that the terms and conditions page on your website is important, but how many of us actually take the time to go through the details of them? While over 80% of us don’t read the small print when it comes to website use and there are no laws requiring your website to have terms and conditions published, the truth is that there are several important protections, rules, responsibilities, and rights that can protect your business from liability, depending on whether you are providing a website, eCommerce store, mobile app, SaaS or more. Here are the terms and conditions that you should include on your website.
The Basics:
The terms and conditions of your website will establish the foundation of your interaction with customers, defining how your company manages this. They will list your processes and procedures, limit liability, and establish any agreements that you and your customers agree to. They will outline your rights and responsibilities as a business and the rights and responsibilities for your customers. All terms and conditions should include the products and services you provide, prices and payment, warranties and guarantees, changes to agreement, copyright and trademarks, and termination of service information.
Privacy Statement:
It is good business practice to ask your consumers to agree to a business privacy policy and statement. While many business websites do this using a tick box option for a first-time visitor, it’s important to provide as much information as possible since consumers are becoming increasingly more concerned … Read More