THE LITTLE MANOR
Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions
Policy detail | Information |
Website | https://thelittlemanor.net |
Owner | Jessie Janssen, individual sole proprietor operating under the name The Little Manor |
Effective date | January 26, 2026 |
Contact | jessie@thelittlemanor.net |
Please read these policies carefully. The Privacy Policy explains how personal information is handled. The Terms & Conditions form an agreement governing use of the website and free or paid digital products. Product-specific descriptions and license terms may provide additional or different rights for a particular offer.
Contents
Privacy Policy
Cookie Notice
Terms & Conditions
Website Disclaimer and Affiliate Disclosure
Part I – Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy explains how Jessie Janssen, operating under the name The Little Manor, collects, uses, discloses, and protects personal information.
1. Who We Are and How to Contact Us
The website at https://thelittlemanor.net and the related digital-product business are owned and operated by Jessie Janssen, an individual sole proprietor operating under the name The Little Manor. For applicable privacy laws, Jessie Janssen is the business owner and data controller responsible for the personal information described in this Policy.
Contact information:
Jessie Janssen / The Little Manor
51720 Hacienda Rd, Johnson Valley, CA 92284, United States
Email: jessie@thelittlemanor.net
Website: https://thelittlemanor.net
2. Scope of This Policy
This Policy applies to information collected through the website, associated WordPress pages, contact and signup forms, ThriveCart checkout pages, ThriveCart Learn, email communications, free and paid digital products, customer support, and other services that link to this Policy. It also applies when a product is delivered through Google Drive, a PDF access page, a Canva template link, or another delivery method identified at the time of the order.
Third-party websites and services have their own privacy practices. This Policy does not control information a third party collects for its own purposes after you leave our services or interact directly with that third party.
3. Personal Information We Collect
Information You Provide Directly
Identity and contact information, such as your name, email address, postal or billing address, and information entered into a contact or signup form.
Order information, such as products ordered, price, discount or coupon, date, payment status, transaction reference, and access or fulfillment history.
Account information for services such as ThriveCart Learn, including login and course-access records.
Communications, support requests, survey answers, Google Forms responses, feedback, and other information you choose to send.
Comment information, including the comment, name, email address, website address, IP address, browser user-agent information, and related moderation data.
Marketing information, such as subscription source, email engagement, unsubscribe status, and records associated with email preferences.
Information Collected Automatically
IP address, approximate location derived from IP address, browser type, device type, operating system, referring and exit pages, dates and times, and website activity.
Cookie, consent-preference, analytics, and similar technology information, including the categories accepted or rejected through CookieYes, pages viewed, links clicked, and interactions with embedded content or Pinterest sharing tools.
Security, diagnostic, and log information generated by Bluehost, WordPress, ThriveCart, payment providers, and other service providers.
Information Received from Other Services
We may receive information from checkout, payment, delivery, email, analytics, social-sharing, referral, and course-hosting services. For example, ThriveCart may provide order information after Stripe or PayPal processes a payment. We generally do not receive or store your complete payment-card number.
4. How We Use Personal Information
Operate, secure, troubleshoot, and improve the website and services.
Process free and paid orders, create accounts where needed, deliver digital products, and provide access through ThriveCart Learn, Google Drive, PDFs, Canva, or other stated delivery methods.
Send receipts, access instructions, password or account notices, product updates, and customer-support communications.
Respond to contact forms, comments, questions, feedback, rights requests, and disputes.
Send newsletters, educational content, promotions, product announcements, and occasional affiliate recommendations as described below.
Measure website use, content performance, email engagement, and referral activity.
Prevent fraud, abuse, unauthorized sharing, security incidents, and violations of these Terms.
Maintain records for bookkeeping, taxes, legal compliance, enforcement, and the establishment or defense of claims.
Evaluate, reorganize, sell, or transfer the business or its assets, subject to applicable law.
5. Purchases, Free Offers, and Email Communications
When you purchase a product or register for a free or fully discounted offer, we use your email address to fulfill the order and send essential communications about access, receipts, accounts, support, security, or material product changes. These communications are transactional or service-related and may be sent even if you are not subscribed to marketing.
We may also add the email address provided with a purchase, free offer, or resource request to our marketing list. Marketing messages may include educational content, newsletters, product offers, business updates, and affiliate recommendations. You may unsubscribe at any time using the link at the bottom of a marketing email or by contacting us. Unsubscribing from marketing will not affect access to products already ordered or prevent essential order and account communications.
After an unsubscribe request, we may retain limited information on a suppression list so that we can respect the request and avoid sending further marketing to that address. Rights provided by applicable marketing and privacy laws are not limited by this Policy.
6. Legal Bases for EEA and UK Processing
Where the GDPR or UK GDPR applies, we process personal information under one or more of the following legal bases:
Contract: to process an order, create or maintain access, deliver a product, and provide requested support.
Consent: when you provide consent for a particular use, such as certain marketing or non-essential tracking technologies selected through the CookieYes consent controls.
Legitimate interests: to operate and improve the business, prevent fraud, protect the services, understand website performance, and communicate about related business matters, provided those interests are not overridden by your rights.
Legal obligation: to maintain tax, accounting, transaction, compliance, and other records required by law.
Marketing rules: depending on the jurisdiction and circumstances, electronic marketing may rely on consent or an existing-customer exception permitted by applicable law.
Where processing is based on consent, you may withdraw consent at any time. Withdrawal does not affect processing that was lawful before withdrawal.
7. Comments and Public Content
Approved comments and the name or profile image associated with them may be publicly visible. An anonymized string created from your email address may be provided to Gravatar to determine whether you use that service. Comments may be checked through Akismet or another anti-spam service. Do not post confidential, sensitive, or third-party personal information in a public comment.
8. How We Disclose Personal Information
We disclose personal information only as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this Policy, including to:
Website and infrastructure providers, including Bluehost and WordPress-related services.
Checkout, payment, and ecommerce providers, including ThriveCart, Stripe, PayPal, and, if and when a Shopify-powered checkout is used, Shopify.
Email and marketing providers, including Kit, formerly known as ConvertKit.
Product and course-delivery services, including ThriveCart Learn, Google Drive, and Canva.
Cookie-consent, analytics, forms, anti-spam, and social-sharing services, including CookieYes, Google Analytics, Google Forms, Gravatar, Akismet, and Pinterest-related tools.
Professional advisers, contractors, accountants, tax professionals, insurers, and legal advisers who need the information to provide services.
Government authorities, courts, law enforcement, regulators, or other parties when disclosure is required or reasonably necessary to protect rights, safety, or legal interests.
A buyer, successor, or prospective buyer in connection with a merger, financing, reorganization, sale, or transfer of the business or its assets.
We do not knowingly disclose customer contact information to unrelated third parties for their own direct email marketing without your direction or permission. We do not sell personal information for money. Some analytics, social, or advertising technologies may be treated as a sale, sharing, or targeted advertising under certain privacy laws even when no money is exchanged.
9. International Data Transfers
The business is based in California, United States. If you access the services from another country, your information may be transferred to, stored in, and processed in the United States or other countries where service providers operate. Those countries may have privacy laws different from the laws where you live. Where required, we rely on provider contractual protections or other lawful transfer mechanisms made available for the relevant service.
10. Data Retention
We retain information for as long as reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, to provide products and support, and to meet legal, tax, security, and recordkeeping obligations. Retention considerations include:
Order, payment, tax, and accounting records may be kept for up to seven years or longer when required by law or needed for a dispute.
Marketing information is kept while you remain subscribed; limited suppression information may be retained as long as necessary to honor an unsubscribe request.
Comments and related moderation data may remain while the comment is published or as reasonably needed to operate and protect the website.
Google Analytics information is retained according to the settings selected for the property and Google’s applicable retention rules. Cookie consent preferences and, where enabled, consent records are retained according to the CookieYes configuration and provider terms for as long as reasonably necessary to remember and document your choices.
Contact, form, support, account, and course-access information is retained for the time reasonably needed to respond, maintain access, resolve issues, enforce licenses, and satisfy legal obligations.
Backups may retain information for a limited additional period before routine deletion or overwriting.
11. Data Security
We use reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards appropriate to the nature of the information and the risks involved. No website, transmission, storage system, or security measure is completely secure. You are responsible for using strong passwords, keeping account credentials confidential, and promptly notifying us of suspected unauthorized access.
12. Your Privacy Rights and Choices
Depending on where you live and which laws apply, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, or information about disclosures; object to certain processing; withdraw consent; or appeal a decision concerning a request. You may also unsubscribe from marketing at any time.
To submit a request, email jessie@thelittlemanor.net. We may need to verify your identity and authority before acting. We may retain or decline to delete information when permitted or required for transactions, taxes, security, legal claims, suppression lists, or other lawful reasons. Authorized agents may be required to provide proof of authority.
13. California Privacy Disclosures
California law requires disclosure of how the website responds to browser Do Not Track signals. Because there is no consistently adopted standard for Do Not Track, the website does not currently respond to those signals. Third-party services such as Google or Pinterest may collect information about activity over time and across websites according to their own policies.
Some California privacy rights apply only to businesses meeting statutory thresholds. If a California privacy law applies to a request, we will respond as required. Where legally required, a recognized opt-out preference signal such as Global Privacy Control will be treated as a request for the browser or device sending the signal. You may also contact us using the information above.
California residents may request information about certain disclosures of personal information to third parties for their own direct marketing. We do not knowingly provide customer contact details to unrelated third parties for their own direct email marketing without permission.
14. EEA and UK Rights
If the GDPR or UK GDPR applies, you may have rights to access, correct, erase, restrict, or receive a portable copy of personal data; object to processing, including direct marketing; withdraw consent; and complain to the data-protection authority where you live or work. You also have the right to receive information about international-transfer safeguards where applicable. There is no automated decision-making producing legal or similarly significant effects unless separately disclosed.
15. Children
The services are intended for adults and are not directed to children under 16. We do not knowingly collect personal information from a child under 13. A person who is not old enough to enter a binding contract in their location may use or purchase the services only with the involvement and permission of a parent or legal guardian. Contact us if you believe a child has provided information improperly.
16. External Links and Third-Party Policies
The website, products, and emails may link to Etsy, Canva, Pinterest, Google, Shopify, payment providers, affiliate partners, and other independent services. We do not control their content, security, availability, or privacy practices. Review the applicable third party’s policies before providing information or completing a transaction.
17. Changes to This Privacy Policy
We may update this Policy to reflect changes in the business, technology, vendors, or legal requirements. The revised version will be posted with a new effective or last-updated date. If a change is material, we may provide additional notice by email, on the website, or through another reasonable method. Changes apply prospectively unless applicable law permits otherwise.
Part II – Cookie Notice
This Cookie Notice supplements the Privacy Policy and describes cookies and related technologies used on the website. We use CookieYes on the WordPress website to present the cookie banner, manage visitor choices, and control non-essential cookies and related technologies.
1. What Cookies Are
Cookies are small data files placed on a browser or device. Similar technologies include pixels, tags, local storage, scripts, and software-development tools. These technologies can remember preferences, support website functions, measure activity, or enable interactions with other services.
2. Categories of Technologies Used
Strictly Necessary
These technologies support security, network management, forms, account access, checkout, shopping and course functions, privacy choices, and other services you request. Blocking them may prevent parts of the website or checkout from working.
Functional
These technologies remember settings or support optional features, such as comment details, embedded content, or social-sharing tools.
Analytics and Performance
Google Analytics and hosting logs may collect information about visits, pages, devices, approximate location, referrals, and interactions so that we can understand and improve website performance. Google Analytics uses cookies and similar identifiers according to Google’s own practices. Google Analytics cookies and related scripts are treated as non-essential and are configured through CookieYes to remain blocked until you consent to the applicable category.
Social and Pinterest Features
Pinterest sharing tools allow visitors to save or pin website content. Pinterest or the plugin provider may receive device, page, and interaction information and may use cookies or similar technology, including across websites, according to its own policies. Pinterest-related cookies or scripts that are categorized as non-essential are controlled through CookieYes and remain blocked unless you consent to the applicable category.
Advertising and Affiliate Measurement
Affiliate links and third-party promotional links may include identifiers used to attribute clicks or purchases. The linked service may place or read cookies after you follow the link. We do not control cookies set on a third party’s website.
3. CookieYes Consent Controls
We use CookieYes as our consent-management platform. It displays the cookie banner, organizes cookies and related technologies by purpose, records and remembers your choices, and controls non-essential technologies. CookieYes may set a strictly necessary consent-preference cookie so that the website can remember and honor your selection on later visits. CookieYes states that its WordPress consent cookie does not collect or store visitors’ personal information.
CookieYes is configured to block non-essential cookies and third-party scripts unless and until you affirmatively allow the applicable category. If you reject or do not allow a category, technologies assigned to that category remain blocked. Strictly necessary technologies may operate without consent because they are needed to provide requested website functions, security, or the consent-management tool itself.
4. Your Cookie Choices
When the banner appears, you may accept all offered categories, reject non-essential categories, or manage categories individually, depending on the controls displayed for your location. You can later change or withdraw your choices using the CookieYes cookie-settings or revisit-consent control displayed on the website. A changed choice applies going forward.
You can also block or delete cookies through your browser and adjust site permissions. Deleting cookies may cause the banner to appear again, and blocking cookies may affect forms, comments, logins, embedded content, checkout, or product access. Some third-party services also provide their own opt-out tools. Where applicable law gives you additional rights concerning non-essential tracking, those rights are not limited by this Cookie Notice. You may contact us at jessie@thelittlemanor.net with a cookie or tracking question.



