Cookies
Nothing tracking runs until you say yes. Here's exactly what loads if you accept, and how to change your mind.
Cookies are small files a site stores in your browser. Some are essential to make a page work; others help measure how the site is used. This page covers the ones Conefer uses and how you control them.
When you first visit, you get a choice: accept or decline. Until you accept, no analytics or marketing tools load — only the strictly necessary bits that make the site function. Decline and the site works exactly the same; you just won't be measured.
That's it. Both are described in more detail in the privacy policy.
No advertising networks reselling your data. No cross-site ad-targeting cookies following you around the web. The tools above are for my own measurement and follow-up, not for selling audiences.
Registering for a class sends you to Ticket Tailor's checkout, which is their site. Booking a call loads a scheduling widget from BookLikeABoss. Both set their own cookies under their own policies, and my banner has no say over either. Submitting a form here sends what you typed to my CRM whether or not you accepted cookies — that part is you choosing to contact me, not tracking.
The site loads its typefaces from Google Fonts and a few images from other hosts, and the host (Cloudflare) keeps standard server logs. These run at the page and server layer rather than as tracking cookies, so they aren't part of the accept/decline choice — but I'd rather you know than not. See the privacy policy for the full list.
Changed your mind? Reopen the banner and pick again. Declining clears the tracking tools on your next page load; you can also clear this site's data in your browser settings to reset everything.
Questions about cookies or your data? Email me: info@conefer.com.
Last updated: September 9, 2026