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e-Privacy by Loginhood — Cookie banners that don't suck
CCPA has created a massive influx of cookie banners. Why do these have to look so terrible and provide so little value to your site visitors? We built a new cookie banner experience to manage CCPA, Facebook Limited Data Use and engage with site visitors.
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@grdeken Thanks Grant! You hit the nail on the head - there are so many new privacy laws (and many more to come). Rethinking how this can be a beneficial experience to your site visitors, rather than a burden, leads to more conversions, repeat orders, and longer time on site. Will DM, would love to help your customers out with this!
Hey Product Hunt community!
We’re excited to share our re-imagined cookie banners, which handle CCPA & Facebook's Limited Data Use compliance through an interface that isn’t a terrible user experience.
At Loginhood, we think these new privacy restrictions can actually be a great opportunity to build a better relationship with your site visitors. So we built compliance banners with engaging features like:
✅ Native User Experience - Last time we checked, there was no clause in the CCPA that required cookie banners to be ugly. Loginhood has designed banners that are native to your site experience, creating a welcoming experience for consumers.
✅ Data Collection - Through building our own consumer products, we’ve learned that individuals actually prefer to share data if it helps create a more personalized experience. This inspired us to take the necessity of compliance tools and use it as a way for consumers to opt-into further data-sharing for a more curated, personalized relationship with your business.
✅ Email Capture - By allowing them to choose data preferences to inform the content they prefer or the products they’re interested in, there is an opportunity to drive data-targeted subscription growth. Enable email capture to reward consumers for sharing data and begin creating highly personalized campaigns.
Privacy can be a great thing for your website and your readers/customers. Embrace it! Have a question about CCPA or Facebook's Limited Data Use? Let us know below.
Great product and great team building innovative solutions for the post cookie world future, well done
A quick, easy, and simple solution to Data Privacy. The new cookie banners are a great idea. I would highly recommend Loginhood to anyone.
@charlie_sudbay Thanks Charlie! One of our main focuses is to make data privacy a little less confusing and easier to handle for everyone.
I HATE those accept cookie banners. This is such a better looking experience for people!
@arishi Its funny how a little UX / UI love can make all the difference! At Loginhood, we always joke that there is no clause within CCPA that says these banners have to look so bad :)
This Is such a great idea! With all the new privacy restrictions this is going to be a huge way for businesses to make sure they are reaching their customers and driving revenue!
@robmcd86 Hi Rob - can you share any specifics? Is this > https://loginhood.io/eprivacy < page down for you? Feel free to reach out directly at support@loginhood.io with your issue. Thanks!
Hi Andrew. I emailed the screenshot over last night. The website still isn't loading here. It won't let me post screenshots here unfortunately.
What’s the best way to know if this FB Limited Data Use issue applies to me? Is it based on revenue threshold or is only for media companies / websites that advertise?
@irrvrntvc Thanks Andrew and great question. The FB Limited Data Use / CCPA clause that is going to apply to the most business owners is: over 50% of revenue comes from data targeting.
Its a very vague term so many don't realize it applies to them. But if you're an ecommerce company and make over half of your sales as a result of FB marketing campaigns, this applies to you. If you're a content producer and over half of your revenue comes from programmatic advertising, this applies to you.
FB is automatically opting-out California visitors from your campaigns if you don't have a tool like this in place, so many people are being impacted without even realizing it.
Let us know if you have any more questions!
Cookies banners do suck, especially when they don't let you reject their policies. This looks like a great product!
I've added some feedback over a recording of your landing page as a thank you - hope some of the points may help towards future updates :)
Congratulations launching on Product Hunt!
@christian_piponides Thanks Christian! Really appreciate your feedback, means a lot!
@dorisferguson Haha thanks Doris! We like to be very to-the-point :) And everyone can relate to how dreadful of a product these banners have become. We appreciate the support!
Imagine surfing the web and being greeted by a sleek banner that actually discloses how your data is being used. Further, imagine that the banner offers customization features to personalize your experience. Well, look no further, because that banner is here. Finally, an ethical company looking to empower people and reward internet users for their data!
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@mjones38 Thanks Mike! You nailed it: By engaging with site visitors on data collection, you can actually get stronger data than ever before. Our thesis is proving true: when 'declarations' are enabled (the tool for users to share data), we see an extremely high engagement rate. We appreciate the support!
Great concept! Nothing worse than those accept cookie banners. I love being a Loginhood member! And the extra $ for coffee doesn't hurt either
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