Cookie Notification from Peak Digital Marketing Solutions

Introduction

Our Web Services, which include websites, booking platforms, media streaming interfaces, and other digital solutions operated by Peak Digital Marketing Solutions, employ various tracking mechanisms such as cookies, web beacons, device fingerprinting, pixel trackers, scripts, and tags (collectively referred to as "Cookies"). These technologies are utilized to collect and exchange information about users who visit our sites, including details about their browsing software and devices.

This Cookie and Tracking Technologies Policy ("Cookie Policy") explains how our Web Services utilize Cookies, including their classifications, the data they collect and share, and instructions for users to disable or remove Cookies from their browsers and devices.

Through your access and use of our Web Services, you acknowledge and accept the conditions outlined in this Cookie Policy, including any future modifications that may be implemented. Your continued use of our Web Services signifies your agreement to our gathering, application, and distribution of information collected through Cookies on our Web Services, unless you have specifically opted out via our Cookie Consent Banner or Privacy Preferences Center.

This Cookie Policy should be read in conjunction with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use .

Understanding Website Cookies

Small data files known as cookies are downloaded to your device when you browse websites. These text files help websites recognize you, remember your preferences, and track your interactions. Cookies have the capability to collect and transfer details about site visitors, including information about their browsing software and hardware devices.

Our Cookie Policy We utilize cookies and similar tracking technologies to monitor and enhance your browsing experience on our website. A cookie is a small text file stored on your device that helps us analyze site traffic, customize content to your preferences, and remember your settings. By continuing to use our site, you consent to the placement of cookies on your device. You can manage your cookie preferences through your browser settings at any time.

We deploy Cookies to improve your web browsing experience, provide secure login capabilities, store your preferences, better understand what interests you, evaluate and optimize our targeted marketing efforts and social media initiatives, and monitor the performance and visitor flow across our Online Services. The information gathered through our Cookies is also shared with our partners specializing in social media, advertising, and data analytics.

Types of Cookies Deployed on our Online Platforms

We classify our Website Cookies following the ICC UK Cookie Guide framework. These classifications enable you to better understand the distinct types of Cookies we use, allowing you to make informed decisions about your Privacy Settings.

We group our Cookies based on their Function:

Essential System Cookies These cookies are fundamental for the basic functions of our website. They enable core features such as site navigation, secure access to protected areas, and remembering your preferences. Without these cookies, our website cannot operate properly. These cookies do not collect any personal information about you or track your browsing behavior on other websites. They are automatically set when you use our site and cannot be disabled, as they are crucial for delivering our online services effectively.

Essential Cookies are required for our Online Services to operate properly and can't be disabled within our platform. These particular Cookies don't collect any personal identification data. While you have the option to configure your browser to prevent these Cookies, doing so will affect the functionality of certain Online Services and may prevent them from working correctly.

Performance and Analytics Cookies These cookies enable us to monitor and enhance our website's functionality. They help us understand visitor interactions, track usage patterns, and identify areas for improvement. By collecting anonymous data about how users navigate and engage with our site, we can measure and optimize performance. These analytical tools provide valuable insights that allow us to deliver a better user experience and make data-driven improvements to our service.

Performance Cookies enable us to track visitor numbers and identify traffic origins to evaluate and enhance our Web Services' functionality. These tools show us which sections receive high or low engagement and help monitor user navigation patterns across our platform. Should you choose to disable these Cookies, you might notice reduced performance in certain areas of our Web Services.

Type 3 - Performance and Function Cookies

These Cookies allow our Web Services to deliver advanced features and customization options. Such functionality includes access to our customer feedback platform, live chat support, viewing our informational and advertising videos, and browsing our digital resource collections. These Cookies could be deployed by our team or by external service providers who are integrated within our Web Services. Should you choose to disable these Cookies, you may find that certain or all of these Web Services become inaccessible.

Category 4 - Profiling Cookies These cookies gather information about your browsing patterns and preferences to create a personalized experience. They track your online behavior across different websites and remember your choices to deliver tailored content and advertising. Such cookies build a detailed profile of your interests and activities, enabling websites to show you relevant ads and recommendations based on your previous interactions.

These tracking files might be placed on our online platforms by the companies we partner with for advertising. Our partners can use them to create a personalized profile based on what interests you, promote our social media and marketing services, and display relevant advertisements when you visit other sites. Should you choose to block these tracking files, you'll notice that the ads you see will be less personalized to your preferences.

Social Media Cookie Classification These cookies enable social media features and functionalities on our website. They are set by various social media networks that we have integrated into our site, such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. These cookies may be used to allow you to share content directly on social media platforms, enable you to like or follow our pages, and help us understand how visitors interact with our social media presence. They may also be used for advertising purposes on those platforms. You can control or disable these cookies through your social media account settings or your browser preferences.

Social media tools embedded in this site use specific Cookies to let you distribute our content across your social networks. These Cookies can monitor your browsing activity on different websites and create an interest-based profile. This could influence what content and messaging appears when you visit other sites. Should you choose to block these Cookies, the social sharing features may become inaccessible or non-functional.

Cookies on our site fall into two categories: First-Party and Third-Party Cookies:

Primary System Cookies

These Cookies are established by Peak Digital Marketing Solutions and the collected information is exclusively available to our organization.

External Tracking Cookies

These Cookies are placed by our partners in social media, advertising, and analytics networks, and both we and/or our partners can access this information.

Cookies on our site are classified according to how long they remain active:

Temporary Session Tokens

Session cookies are short-lived and stay active only while your browser is running. They automatically delete themselves when you close your browser window.

Long-Term Cookies

These temporary Cookies come with a built-in expiration date and serve to maintain your personal settings, chosen preferences, sign-in information, and monitor how you interact with our Web Services. When they reach their expiration date, these Cookies automatically vanish. You also have the option to remove these Cookies manually at any time by adjusting your browser settings.

Managing or Deleting Our Cookie Settings

At any time, you have the right to decline Cookies by using our Cookie Consent Banners, accessing the Privacy Preference Center, utilizing Opt-out Preference Signals, or modifying your Web Browser Settings.

Website Cookie Notice Guidelines This notice must be prominently displayed when users first visit the website. The banner should appear at either the top or bottom of the screen, using a contrasting background color to ensure visibility. Essential information to include: - Clear statement about cookie usage - Purpose of data collection - Option to accept all cookies - Option to reject non-essential cookies - Link to detailed cookie policy - Easy-to-use cookie preferences manager The banner must remain visible until the user makes a choice. After selection, store the user's preference and only show the notice again if settings are cleared or after 12 months. Ensure the text is concise but informative, using plain language that average users can understand. The banner should not disrupt the main website content while remaining clearly noticeable. Technical requirements: - Responsive design for all devices - Accessible to screen readers - Support for multiple languages - Compliance with privacy regulations - Secure storage of user preferences

Based on where you are located, you might see a Cookie Consent Notice when you first visit or use our Web Services. This notice lets you choose which Cookies to accept or reject. You can modify these preferences whenever you want through our Privacy Preference Center.

While Cookie Consent Banners may not be mandatory in certain regions, users can always manage their cookie preferences through our Privacy Settings Hub and withdraw consent whenever they choose.

Cookie Settings Guide

Adjust your Cookie Settings whenever you want by selecting the option below:

Open Cookie Settings

Guidelines for Handling Do Not Sell/Share Signals

Our online services are designed to respect Do Not Track signals when your browser or device settings are correctly configured to communicate your privacy choices to our platform.

When you send an Opt-out Preference Signal, our Web Services will acknowledge it through a confirmation notification displayed in both our Cookie Consent Panel and Privacy Settings Hub.

Internet Browser Configuration Guide

Most web browsers allow users to control Cookies through their privacy settings, providing an alternative to our Cookie Consent Banner or Privacy Preference Center. Based on your specific web browser, you can modify settings to limit or completely block Cookies from being downloaded to your device.

To help you manage your browser preferences, we've included links to adjust settings for the most commonly used web browsers that access our Web Services. For further instructions, we recommend visiting your browser's official website.

• Safari Browser is Apple's web browsing solution that comes pre-installed on all Mac computers, iPhones, and iPads. As the default browser for Apple's ecosystem, Safari emphasizes speed, privacy, and seamless integration with other Apple services. The browser features a clean interface, efficient energy management, and robust security measures to protect users from malicious websites and tracking. Safari supports extensions, offers cross-device syncing through iCloud, and includes features like Reading List and Reader Mode for enhanced viewing comfort.
• Google Chrome is a web browser developed by Google that first appeared in 2008. Known for its speed, simplicity, and security, Chrome has become the world's most popular browser. It features a clean interface, powerful extension support, and seamless integration with Google services. The browser uses a unique process for each tab, improving stability and preventing one crashed page from affecting others. Chrome's rapid updates and cross-platform compatibility make it accessible on multiple devices, while its built-in security features protect users from malware and phishing attempts. The browser also includes features like automatic translation, password management, and synchronized browsing history across devices.
• Microsoft Edge is a cross-platform web browser developed by Microsoft. It was first released in 2015, replacing Internet Explorer as the default browser for Windows. Built on the Chromium open-source project, Edge offers enhanced compatibility with modern websites while integrating Microsoft's own features and security enhancements. The browser includes tools like immersive reading mode, Collections for organizing web content, and built-in screenshot capabilities. Edge synchronizes across devices, supports both Chrome and Edge extensions, and provides robust privacy controls. It comes pre-installed on Windows systems and is available for download on macOS, iOS, and Android platforms.
• Firefox Browser

Cross-Border Data Movement

Certain cookies we use might require data to be transferred beyond your local jurisdiction's borders. We maintain compliance with relevant data privacy regulations when conducting such transfers, implementing necessary protective measures including Standard Contractual Clauses when legally required.

Information Storage and Management We store and process data for various lengths of time as required by laws, regulations, and operational needs. Personal information is kept only for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes for which it was collected, or to comply with legal obligations. When data is no longer needed, it is securely deleted or anonymized according to established procedures. Records are regularly reviewed to ensure compliance with retention schedules and data protection requirements. Different categories of information may have different retention periods, depending on their nature and applicable regulations.

We store cookie information solely for the duration required to achieve the objectives described in this policy. While session cookies are removed automatically upon browser closure, persistent cookies stay active until they expire or are manually deleted by the user.

Privacy Rights of Young People Protecting the confidentiality and personal information of minors has become increasingly important in our digital age. Young individuals deserve special safeguards when it comes to their private details, online activities, and personal data. From social media accounts to educational records, children's privacy requires careful consideration and robust protection measures. Parents, educators, and society at large share the responsibility of ensuring that young people's personal information remains secure while allowing them appropriate freedom to learn and grow in the digital world. This delicate balance between protection and independence forms the foundation of modern youth privacy policies and practices.

We don't target our services to individuals younger than 16 years old, and we make no intentional effort to gather personal data via cookies from users under 16. Should you suspect we've inadvertently collected information from someone under 16, please notify us right away.

Updates to our Cookie Policy

Digital Peak Marketing Solutions may modify this Cookie Policy as needed. By continuing to utilize our Web Services, you acknowledge and accept any such modifications. Significant changes will be communicated through an updated version of the policy on our website, marked with a revised "Last Updated" date.

Get In Touch

If you have any inquiries or worries about our Cookie Policy or the way we handle privacy matters, please reach out to our Legal Team: