Cookie Policy

This policy explains how the TopLine SEO website uses cookies and browser storage.

Last updated October 6, 2026

Current Website Use

TopLine SEO uses Google Analytics 4 to measure website traffic and interactions. The Google tag may set first-party cookies named _ga and _ga_<container-id> to distinguish users and preserve session information. Google documents a default expiration period of two years for these cookies, which may be refreshed when the website is visited again.

The website does not currently load Microsoft Clarity, advertising pixels, or a live-chat widget.

Forms, Hosting, and Security

The contact form uses Cloudflare Turnstile for abuse prevention when form delivery is enabled. The website host, Cloudflare, or another security layer may use essential technical storage needed to deliver or protect the site.

Essential storage may support traffic routing, abuse prevention, load balancing, or security controls. TopLine SEO does not use that storage to build an advertising profile. The exact host or security-layer behavior can also depend on infrastructure outside the website code.

Third-Party Links

This website links to external sources and platforms. Opening an external link may allow that provider to use cookies or browser storage under its own policy. TopLine SEO does not control the storage used on another company's website.

Your Browser Controls

Most browsers let you block or delete cookies and site storage. You can contact TopLine SEO at info@toplineseo.com without using an online form.

Blocking or deleting Google Analytics cookies can limit website measurement, but the public pages remain readable. Blocking all storage can affect security or abuse-prevention features.

Policy Changes

This page will be updated when the website adds or materially changes analytics, advertising technology, or a storage-based service. See the Privacy Policy for information about how personal information is handled.

A material change should identify the new provider or purpose, the kind of information involved, any available consent control, and the date the revised policy took effect.