This page contains information on how we (Cheyenne Brown and any in-house or freelance staff representing the magazine now or in the future) collect, use and disclose personal information upon use of Broke in Tweed’s website.
How We Use Your Personal Information
Mailing List & Competitions
- The information we collect on Broke in Tweed allows us to keep you up to date with design news, trend features, advice and shopping guides and opinion articles. You are only on our mailing list if you subscribe to it at the bottom of the site and you are able to opt out at any time by unsubscribing at the bottom of each newsletter.
- If you submit an ‘Ask Chey‘ form for the ‘Dear Chey’ article releases, we may use the information you provide in a ‘Dear Chey’ article. You also have the option to be anonymised, where a random username will be generated for you and any information or images you submit that can be used to identify you will be removed.
- If you enter a competition, we may use the information you provide to administer those programmes.
Log Data
- Whenever you visit Broke in Tweed, we collect information sent by your browser to us called log data. Unless you subscribe, we cannot see specific information about you—the log data is mostly demographics. This includes, the country you are browsing from, external links you have clicked, the type of device you are viewing from, the time spent on specific pages, the time of day you visit Broke in Tweed and other statistics. These are then contextualised to see how readers of Broke in Tweed engage with the site in general. We use this data to improve our content, scheduling and SEO practices.
Cookies
- Cookies are a small piece of data stored in your device. For Broke in Tweed, we use cookies to collect additional usage data. You are able to disable or decline cookies and most functions on our site will still work. However, certain fucntions may be limited. Cookies help us understand how you interact with our services and allow us to better personalise your ads.