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These terms govern your use of digitalclause.net, and by using the site you accept them. Client work is governed by its own written agreement.
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Who do these terms cover?
digitalclause.net is run by Digital Clause, a digital marketing agency. Please send any questions about these terms to contact@digitalclause.net.
How may you use the website?
- You are welcome to browse and read our pages and share links to them for business or personal purposes.
- You must not try to disrupt the site, reach it by unauthorised means or send spam or harmful content through our forms.
- We may edit, change or take down any part of the website at any time, without giving notice.
Who owns the content?
Unless noted otherwise, the text, design, graphics, logo and code on this site are owned by Digital Clause. You may quote brief passages if you link to the original page. Copying large parts of the site or using our brand needs our written consent.
Client projects in our portfolio belong to their owners and are shown with their permission. Part of that work was delivered under Tkist Digital, which shares ownership with Digital Clause.
Can you rely on information on the website?
Our articles and guides offer general information to support your decisions, and they are not professional advice for your particular circumstances. Results labeled as representative examples are composites that show how our services combine. They do not promise any outcome, since results always depend on your market, budget and starting point.
What about third-party links and trademarks?
The site links to other websites and mentions third-party tools. We are not responsible for what external sites publish. Product names and logos remain the property of their owners and appear only to identify the tools we use, which does not suggest any partnership or endorsement.
What is our liability?
We try to keep the website correct and online, but we cannot promise it will always be free of errors or interruptions. To the extent the law permits, Digital Clause is not liable for losses arising from your use of this website or from being unable to use it. These terms do not limit any liability that the law does not allow us to limit.
How is your privacy handled?
Our Privacy Policy explains how we treat personal information, and it forms part of these terms.
Can these terms change?
Yes. We may revise these terms occasionally, and the date at the top of this page shows the latest change. If you keep using the website after a change, you accept the revised terms.