Cookie Policy

This policy applies to cookies used on the website aimup.agency by the site owner, Bunt Studio S.R.L.

Please review this section regularly, as the policy may be subject to changes or updates. Any significant changes to this policy will be notified.

Who We Are

We are Bunt Studio S.R.L., but the world knows us as aimup.agency. We are an SEO and Content Marketing Agency that creates the most effective and sustainable marketing strategies for brands that matter.

About Bunt Studio S.R.L.

Bunt Studio S.R.L. is headquartered at Str. Emanoil Porumbaru, no. 86, 2nd floor, apt. 4, sector 1, Bucharest, Romania, and is registered in the Trade Register under no. J40/3770/2007, fiscal code no. 21181716.

e-mail: hi@aimup.agency

Why We Use Cookies

Cookies are very useful and perform various functions that make your browsing experience on the site easy and enjoyable. You could say they are like "memories" that the site keeps about you, helping it remember how you navigated its pages and the choices you made along the way.

You can navigate a site that remembers you more easily and quickly than one that doesn't recognize you. That's why most of the sites you know and like use cookies.

What's in a Cookie?

A cookie is a simple piece of information in the form of a very small text file. Each cookie is unique and consists of the name of the site that created it and a unique string of numbers and letters.

Most websites place cookies on your device's hard drive (computer, mobile phone, or tablet) when you browse a web page. This is done through your browser – for example, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari, or Firefox. A cookie can only be read and retrieved by the site that created it. Websites can never exchange information between them through cookies.

Some cookies are valid only for the duration of your visit. These "session cookies" disappear from your computer or mobile device after you close your browser. Other cookies remain on your computer or mobile device after you close your browser and are valid for a specific period. These "persistent cookies" are activated each time you visit the site that generated them.

What's Not in a Cookie?

Cookies (as standalone elements) do NOT contain:

• Personal information – you cannot be personally identified solely based on a cookie.
• Program code – unlike a computer virus, a cookie is not composed of code, meaning it cannot harm your device.

For What Purposes Do We Use Cookies?

A visit to this site may place the following types of cookies:

• strictly necessary cookies for the site's functionality
• cookies for analyzing visitor behavior on the site
• cookies for personalized advertising

Necessary Cookies

First and foremost, they may be necessary to ensure the proper functioning of the website. For example, cookies can be used to ensure the security of the site and visitors by preventing cross-site forgery. This category of cookies is automatically active and does not require visitor consent.

We also include here cookies placed to show you non-personalized advertising (which remember that an ad has been displayed), as well as those that measure our site's audience (without including demographic or audience segmentation components), as our site cannot be profitable without traffic measurement, and privacy rules do not aim to block advertising display.

Analytics Cookies

Analytics cookies collect information about how visitors use a web page, such as the most popular pages, which page linking method is most effective, and whether users receive error messages from web pages. These cookies allow us to provide users with a high-quality experience and aim to improve how our web page functions, as well as for demographic audience segmentation, which is further used in advertising personalization if this purpose is permitted.

Personalized Advertising Cookies

We also use cookies to enable personalized online advertising. The use of personalized advertising cookies is a current standard for most major websites you visit. This type of advertising helps us reach customer categories interested in a specific type of product, to whom the respective ads are displayed. Generally, information about the categories defining the range of interested users is not personal data, but the profile created about visitors is based on data collected through advertising profiling cookies, which falls under personal data. As these cookies are placed by third parties with our consent, it follows that profiling (which is personal data processing) through these cookies is carried out by us as the data controller. You can opt out of being profiled by Google for advertising purposes by visiting google.com/settings/ads.

What Cookies We Use, What They Do, Who Provides Them, and Their Lifespan

1. Necessary (8)

Necessary cookies help make a website usable by enabling basic functions like page navigation and access to secure areas of the website. The website cannot function properly without these cookies.

2. Statistics (3)

Statistic cookies help website owners understand how visitors interact with websites by collecting and reporting information anonymously.

3. Marketing (13)

Marketing cookies are used to track visitors across websites. The intention is to display ads that are relevant and interesting to each individual user and, therefore, more valuable to publishers and third-party advertisers.

Cookies That Can Be Blocked in Your Browser

Most browsers are set to accept cookies. However, if you do not wish to accept them, you can set your browser to notify you each time a cookie is received or to refuse cookies.

You should be aware, however, that some sections of our site may not be fully accessible if you set your browser to reject all cookies. This is not intentional, but rather because some functions of our website cannot operate correctly without the use of cookies.

Instructions for managing cookies in your browser:

• Google Chrome
• Mozilla Firefox
• Apple Safari
• Microsoft Edge / Internet Explorer

Third Party Cookies

Third-party cookies (also known as tracking cookies) are created by "third parties," other than the website the user is currently visiting, for the purpose of providing advertising, retargeting, analytics, and tracking services. Essentially, third-party cookies are set by advertising networks that a site may subscribe to in the hope of increasing sales or page views.

YouTube

We have embedded videos from YouTube on our site using YouTube's privacy-enhanced mode. This mode may set cookies on your computer when the video content is played, but YouTube will not store personally identifiable cookie information for playing embedded videos using the privacy-enhanced mode. These cookies are set by YouTube to track the use of its services. To learn more, please visit the information page about embedding YouTube videos.

Contact and Exercising Your Rights

Also see our Privacy Policy for more details on how we process your data.

Thank you for reviewing our cookie usage policy. We would appreciate any feedback you can provide to help us improve this document!

This version was updated on 14.07.2022.