Emerson De OliveiraAUTHOR & ENTREPRENEUR
YOUR PRIVACY

Privacy policy.

How information is handled when you browse this website, contact Emerson, or follow a link to a connected service.

Last updated: November 1, 2026

About this policy

This policy describes the new Emerson De Oliveira website and its contact and book-sample links. For questions about your information, email emerson@emersondeoliveira.com.

Information you choose to share

If you email Emerson, your email address, name if provided, message, and any attachments are received through the email service. That information is used to respond to your inquiry and manage the conversation. Please avoid sending sensitive personal or financial information in an initial inquiry.

The contact buttons offer ways to open your email app, Gmail, or Outlook. The website itself does not submit a contact form. Copying the email address only places that address on your device’s clipboard.

Book samples and email updates

The free-sample link takes you to a MailerLite form. Information you enter there is processed to deliver the sample and the email sequence described at signup. You can unsubscribe from marketing emails using the link in those emails. MailerLite’s handling of information is explained in its privacy policy.

Browsing information and cookies

Hosting and security providers may process technical information such as your IP address, browser details, requested pages, and timestamps to deliver and protect the website. The theme does not itself add analytics or advertising trackers. WordPress search sends your search terms to this website to find matching articles. Additional WordPress services may use cookies to provide features such as sign-in, comment preferences, and spam protection.

The private preview requires access through its hosting platform. That platform handles sign-in and related cookies under its own policies. External websites and email services may use their own cookies when you visit them. You can manage cookies through your browser settings.

Comments and WordPress features

If comments are enabled on an article, WordPress collects the information entered in the comment form, along with technical details used to help detect spam. Approved comments and the name you provide may be public. Comment cookies may remember your details if you choose that option. Account and administrative sign-in features use cookies to maintain sessions. Do not put private information in a public comment.

External websites and purchases

Links to Amazon, Goodreads, Optimizit, the book website, and other services take you to websites with their own privacy practices. Book purchases are handled by the retailer; this website does not collect your payment-card details. Some archive links open articles on the existing website, where additional features and privacy practices may apply.

Service providers and disclosures

Information needed to operate the website, deliver emails, or respond to inquiries is processed by the relevant hosting, email, and subscription providers. Information may also need to be disclosed to meet legal obligations or address security concerns. Providers may process information in countries other than the one where you live.

Retention and your choices

Correspondence is kept as needed to handle your inquiry, maintain relevant business records, and meet applicable obligations. Subscription information is managed through the email service. To ask about access, correction, or deletion of information you have provided, contact Emerson at the email address above. Available rights depend on where you live, and some records may need to be retained.

Security

No website, email service, or method of transmission can guarantee complete security. Use care when sharing information and do not email passwords or payment-card details.

Changes to this policy

This policy will be revised when the website’s information practices change. The date above identifies the latest revision. Analytics, forms, comments, or other features added to the public website will need to be reflected here.