Your details, kept simple.

Last updated 29 October 2026

Who I am

This website belongs to Chris Kyriacou, known as Chris K. If you have any question about your information, email support@chriskyriacou.uk.

What I collect

Only what you type in. From the contact form: your name, email address, mobile number, position, message and, if you choose to add it, your agency name. From a free download: your first name and email address.

Why, and what happens to it

Contact form details are used to get back to you, by email, phone or text, and, if you ask, to arrange a call. That is the lawful basis: you asked me to get back to you. Now and then I may also email you something I think will help you build your business, unless you say in your message that you'd rather I didn't. Every one of those emails lets you unsubscribe.

When you ask for a free download, I email it to you and add you to my email list, as the form says, so I can send you the odd email with more like it. That is the lawful basis: your consent. Every email lets you unsubscribe, or reply "unsubscribe" and I'll take you off.

I never sell your details or pass them to anyone else except the services that make the site work:

• Vercel hosts the website and runs the forms.
• HighLevel, through my LeadRocket account, holds the email list and sends your download and my emails.
• Resend delivers the contact form to my inbox, sends you a short confirmation, and sends a download if HighLevel can't.
• Zoho hosts my email inbox.
• Cloudflare runs the spam check on the forms.
• Meta is told when you ask for a free download, but only if you've accepted cookies (see Cookies below).

Some of these companies may process data outside the UK. When they do, they rely on the UK's approved safeguards for international transfers.

How long I keep it

Contact form details: for as long as we are in conversation, and then for up to two years in case you get back in touch. Email list: until you unsubscribe. Ask me to delete your details sooner and I will.

Cookies

Nothing that tracks you loads until you press Accept on the cookie banner. If you do, these load:

• Google Analytics, to see which pages people read and how they found the site.
• The Meta pixel, so I can see which of my ads lead to a download and show my ads on Facebook and Instagram to people who've visited.
• The LinkedIn Insight Tag, which does the same on LinkedIn.

If you've accepted and then ask for a free download, the site also tells Meta directly, so I can see which ad led to it even when your browser blocks the pixel. It sends your email address and first name scrambled (hashed), plus your IP address and browser details, which Meta uses to match the download to a Facebook or Instagram account.

Say no and none of it happens. Your choice is remembered in your browser for a year, and you can change it any time with "Cookie settings" at the bottom of every page.

A few small things are always kept in your browser, and none of them tracks you: your cookie choice, whether you've closed the free download box (so it stays closed for a week), and your first name for a moment after you ask for a download, so the thank-you page can say hello. The spam check on the forms, Cloudflare Turnstile, runs without asking because the forms can't work without it.

Your rights

You can ask to see the information I hold about you, correct it or have it deleted. Email me and I'll sort it. If you are unhappy with how I've handled your data, you can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk.