Most cookie policies are written to be skimmed and ignored. This one is short enough to actually read, because there genuinely isn't much to hide: this site runs a small, named list of tools, each with one clear job, and nothing beyond it.
What a Cookie Actually Is
A cookie is a small text file a website asks your browser to hold onto — a way for a site to recognize your device on a return visit, or for an analytics tool to tell "one visitor with five page views" apart from "five different visitors." Some browsers use closely related methods (local storage, session storage) for the same purpose; this policy covers those too.
The Trackers Behind This Site
RemoteSeoConsultant.com does not run Google Tag Manager. Every tool below is wired in directly, by name — deliberately, so a container script can never quietly add a new tracker without this page being updated to match it. That list is currently:
- Google Analytics 4 — aggregate traffic and behavior data (which pages get read, how people arrive, roughly how engagement changes over time). No ad-targeting profile is built from it.
- Microsoft Clarity — anonymized session recordings and heatmaps, used purely to see where a real visit gets confusing or stuck, so the site can be fixed, not to identify who you are.
- Kit (ConvertKit) — powers the newsletter signup form. It only loads on that page, not sitewide, and only starts handling your email address once you actually submit the form.
Search-engine verification (Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, Yandex Webmaster) uses a one-time meta tag to confirm site ownership, not a cookie — it doesn't track visitors at all, listed here only for completeness.
The Free Tools Run in Your Browser, Not on a Server
The Docx to Markdown Converter and every tool that joins it convert your file entirely client-side. Nothing you upload is transmitted anywhere — the browser may hold your input in memory or session storage for as long as the tab stays open, purely so the tool keeps working while you use it, and that's discarded the moment you close it.
Your Choices
- Decline in your browser. Every major browser lets you block or auto-delete cookies, site by site or entirely — Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge each document this in their own privacy settings.
- Opt out directly. Google and Microsoft each publish their own opt-out tools for their respective trackers, independent of this site. Kit works differently — there's no separate opt-out tool because it never runs unless you actively submit the newsletter form; every email it sends afterward carries a one-click unsubscribe link.
- Nothing here is required to read the site. Every page, every service description, and every free tool works with cookies fully blocked — analytics losing sight of a visit changes nothing about what that visit can do.
Third-Party Cookies
Google, Microsoft, and Kit may each set their own cookies when their script loads on this site, governed by their own privacy policies, not this one. This site has no ability to read, alter, or access what those companies do with data on their side.
Policy Updates
This page changes when the tracking stack changes — not on a schedule. The date_modified in this page's metadata reflects the last real edit, not a routine annual refresh.
Questions
Reach out through the contact page with anything this page doesn't answer. See also the Privacy Policy and Disclaimer for the rest of the legal picture.