3 Legal Pages all Entrepreneurs needs on their websites

In other words… find out the pages your website needs in order to stay out of trouble!

Whether you have a website or are getting ready to launch one, all business owners need these three legal pages on their websites. Maybe you are just getting started with your new business. Maybe you are not even selling anything yet. You might be thinking, what does this have to do with me?

If you’re serious about starting or running your business, you need to seriously consider adding legal pages to your website if they are not already included. It’s time to realize that what you don’t know can sometimes hurt you. Don’t worry, we can get you fixed up in no time. You sure won’t regret it!

Legal Page Three: Privacy Policy 

This page covers what kind of information you will collect from visitors to your site. It also explains how you keep their information safe, and what you plan to do with the information you receive. A privacy policy page creates transparency and trust with your customers. It also shows that you’re not just professional, but you really care about them. Check out the LegalZing Privacy Policy page for an example. 

Don’t worry, if you’re missing this legal page. The internet police aren’t going to come after you for running a shady business. However, you could be kicked off of platforms like Facebook, and possibly ruin the trust you’ve worked so hard to build with your customers. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe makes it possible for your business to be fined for lack of privacy.  

One of the strictest privacy laws in the U.S. is the California Online Privacy Protection Act. It affects anyone collecting information from people residing in California. It’s important to comply with all privacy laws, including other privacy laws around the world. Since your website is accessible online, you have influence all over the world so you need to protect yourself by making sure you are in compliance.  

Writing your own privacy policy page or copying one from Google isn’t wise because you could leave out important information. The tedious task of creating a privacy page is probably not the way you want to spend your time. It is best to find an outside expert that can create a privacy page that covers all your bases. LegalZing has experts who are experienced and capable of taking this task off your plate. 

Legal Page Two: Terms and Conditions 

If you’re a small business owner, you may not have even thought about what to do if someone buys and then returns your product, especially if you’re only selling a few items. You need to have clear terms on your website even if you’re only selling one product or none at all.     

Your terms page should:

– List terms and conditions for your site, plus reminders that the content on your site is copyrighted, therefore, illegal to steal.

– Prevent activity such as rude comments or spamming. 

– Have a refund policy if you sell products or services. This comes in handy when you’re building a sales page or dealing with customers. 

– Provide your contact and company details.

– Reserve the right to ban certain visitors.

– Inform your customers what you’ll do if you need to take legal action and where that will happen. For example, you don’t want to deal with a legal problem in California if you’re in Texas. 

Along with the Privacy Page, LegalZing can whip up a great Terms and Conditions page that will keep your business on track and avoid any potential problems. Don’t hesitate to reach out to and schedule a free discovery call.

Legal Page Three: Contact Page 

You might be surprised to find out that many websites don’t have an easy or clear way to contact the business owner or team member. To avoid unhappy customers, it’s better to have a simple way of contacting you when customers want to book a service  or ask questions. It’s important to make your contact information as easily accessible as possible. This ensures that your customers will be able to get in touch with you and receive the answers they need.

Pro Tip: Legal content can be very difficult! You want to spend time doing the important things that you love. Let LegalZing make your life a little easier. We will help set up these pages. If you don’t have a website yet, LegalZing can create a beautifully organized one running in no time.

Check your website to make sure you have all three of these important legal pages. If you do, then make sure they all comply with international privacy laws.

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Flat Fee Services

Save money by paying flat rates for certain legal services that could cost more by paying hourly rates.

Letters or Phone Calls

One of our partnering attorneys can provide further help with business legal matters by sending letters or making phone calls on behalf of your business for in-state business legal matters, each on a unique business matter, with 1 follow-up communication if a response is received from a third party. Receive any combination of 20 letters or phone calls annually on separate business legal matters (limit of 5 per month). Additional communications may be obtained for a flat fee. Collection Letters and Designated Consultations are not covered under this benefit.

Collection Letters

Late paying clients are an unavoidable part of business. Collection letters from one of our partnering attorneys could help recoup payment. Your provider law firm will draft up to 15 collection letters each month. Additional letters are available for a flat fee.

Document & Contract Review

Business legal documents can be complex and confusing. Let your provider law firm help. Submit up to 20 business legal documents per year, up to 15 pages per document, for legal review (limit of 5 documents per month). Additional reviews are available for a flat fee at member pricing. *Doesn’t include documents that are related to administrative proceedings and lawsuits.

Designated Legal Consultations

Have a specific question? Receive up to five designated 30-minute telephone consultations on separate matters each year. One of our partnering attorneys will answer questions about legal matters such as tax issues, securities, intellectual property, immigration and more.

Business Advice

Call or email your LegalZing rep for quick consultations, advice or have them research a question on business matters related to your business including but not limited to: hiring/firing, small claims, customer complaints, vendor issues, city compliance, landlord/tenant disputes, verbal contracts, customer complaints, incorporation, or joint ventures.

Preferred Member Discount

As a LegalZing member, you can secure up to a 25% discount on many of our start, grow and manage services for your business.

Flat Fee Services

Save money by paying flat rates for certain legal services that could cost more by paying hourly rates.

Collection Letters

Late paying clients are an unavoidable part of business. Collection letters from One of our partnering attorneys could help recoup payment. Your provider law firm will draft up to 10 collection letters each month. Additional letters are available for a flat fee.

Document & Contract Review

Business legal documents can be complex and confusing. Let one of our partnering attorneys help. Submit up to 10 business legal documents per year, up to 15 pages per document, for legal review (limit of 3 documents per month). Additional reviews are available for a flat fee at member pricing. *Doesn’t include documents that are related to administrative proceedings and lawsuits.

Designated Legal Consultations

Have a specific question? Receive up to three designated 30-minute telephone consultations on separate matters each year with one of our partnering attorneys. One of our partnering attorneys will answer questions about small business legal matters.

Business Advice

Call or email your LegalZing rep for quick consultations, advice or have them research a question on business matters related to your business including but not limited to: hiring/firing, small claims, customer complaints, vendor issues, city compliance, landlord/tenant disputes, verbal contracts, customer complaints, incorporation, or joint ventures.

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