9 simple ways to update customers on policy changes

9 simple ways to update customers on policy changes
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2018-7-20 10:00

Before the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance deadline went into effect in the EU, many websites updated their customers about their privacy policy. However, a lot of users were slammed with repetitive notifications which were intrusive and annoying.

We asked members of the Young Entrepreneur Council how to better tackle this task without putting off the customer. When brands update their privacy policies, what’s the most effective way to notify customers of the changes — without being intrusive? Their best answers are below: 1. Email I think the best way to update privacy policies and let customers know is through email. I…

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