Trust, privacy, HTTPS, and accessibility on a small site

About and contact are trust, not optional footer junk

Bizzit has /about, /privacy, /terms. Your generated site should still show a real phone or form. We do not invent authors. Pro $12 does not replace a phone that rings.

Accessibility basics, not legal advice: a tiny site can still be usable

Practical accessibility on a Bizzit site. Alt text, contrast, tap targets, captions. Not a WCAG audit SKU. Not legal advice. W3C intro linked as primary.

Ads versus editorial: we do not do fake reviews, and neither should your shop

Labeling ads versus editorial. Bizzit ads are images in our marketing, not injected into your shop. No fake reviews. No fake authors. Not legal advice (advertising disclosure).

An About page for a one-person shop: say I, or say the shop name, but do not invent a staff

About pages for sole operators on Bizzit. Real photo, real name optional, no fake team. No fake authors. Free slug. Pro $12 does not add a staff.

Cipher’s words versus yours: if you publish it, you said it

You are responsible for published Bizzit copy. Cipher drafts. You cut licenses, fake reviews, wrong hours. No fake authors. 50 turns on Free to fix it. Pro unlimited.

Cookies on a small site: do not pop a banner for a cookie you do not set

Cookies on a Bizzit-hosted small site. Do not invent ad-tech. We do not ship an analytics suite. Not legal advice. No fake IAB vendor list.

Do not invent authors: a one-person shop does not have a staff writer named Cipher

No fake authors on Bizzit sites or our blog. Organization byline is allowed. Invented experts are not. E-E-A-T is not a reason to lie. We do not sell author pages.

Do not publish fake reviews: we will not be your testimonial mill

No fake reviews on a Bizzit site. No fake stars. No review schema for fiction. Google’s rules and basic honesty. We do not sell a review widget. Not legal advice.

HTTPS on a small site: the lock is not optional

Bizzit sites are served over HTTPS. Mixed content still breaks trust. Custom domain is Pro at $12. Google documents HTTPS.

HTTPS on a tiny site: the lock is not a marketing badge, it is how the URL should load

HTTPS for a small Bizzit site. Free slug is HTTPS. Custom domain on Pro should be HTTPS. We are not a PCI auditor. Google documents HTTPS for Search. Not legal advice.

Licenses and claims you cannot make: if the paper is not in the van, it is not in the hero

Do not invent licenses, insurance, or awards on a Bizzit site. Not legal advice. Cut generated claims. Real About page. We do not verify trades.

No AggregateRating schema without real, visible reviews

Bizzit will not add fake review schema. Earn Google reviews. Do not stuff stars. FAQ schema only if FAQs are visible.

Photo rights on uploads: the phone roll is safer than a stolen listing

Image rights on a Bizzit site. Your photos, licensed stock, supplier permission. No scraped PDPs. No fake team stock. Not legal advice. We are not a stock library.

Privacy copy for a tiny site: say what you store, do not paste a bank’s policy

Privacy language for a small Bizzit site. What Bizzit stores (see /privacy). What your site might collect. Not legal advice. No fake GDPR theater. Google sign-in facts.

Public slug versus private draft: publish is the act that makes a URL a promise

Draft versus published on Bizzit. Free live host after you publish. QR and bios only to published HTTPS URLs. Create is noindex. Pro $12 does not change that logic.

Real contact info: a number you answer beats a chat bubble we did not ship

Contact info on a Bizzit site. NAP formatter. Hours. No fake live chat. No CRM. Pro $12. [email protected] is us, not you.

Taking a published site down: the stickers will outlive the URL unless you hunt them

Unpublishing a Bizzit site. Update GBP, QR, ads, signature. Domain still yours. Cancel Pro is a sibling topic. Do not leave 404 flyers.

Terms customers can actually read: a shop is not a social network, do not paste one

Readable terms for a small Bizzit shop. Returns, deposits, shipping. Not legal advice. Do not paste Twitter’s terms. Match checkout. Pro $12.

The Bizzit badge and removing it: $12 is not a witness-protection program

Bizzit Pro removes the Bizzit badge. $12. Not a Duda white-label platform. HTTPS and legal pages still matter. Free sites may show the badge — believe the live page.

These guides are written by Bizzit, the company. We do not invent a fake dentist-author.

Bizzit blog authors as the organization. About is /about. No fake authors, no fake reviews, no fabricated stats. Pro $12 is a product fact.

We do not sell rankings: a useful page can be found; a package of #1 cannot

Bizzit does not sell SEO rankings or traffic packages. $12 is hosting and Cipher. No city doorways. No fake stats. Google Search Central is the primary for how search works.

We will not publish fake reviews. Neither should you.

Bizzit will not invent testimonials or star widgets. Earn reviews on Google. Do not stuff schema. Free slug. Pro $12.

What we store after you sign in: the short list, not a whitepaper we did not write

Data Bizzit stores. Google account id, name, email. Briefs and generated sites. Stripe for our Pro. Your checkout is yours. /privacy. No sale of that data.

Who owns a Bizzit project: the Google account, the host, and the name at the registrar

Ownership of a Bizzit site. Google sign-in binds the account. We host the project. Domains you buy: 25% first-year markup, registrar reality. Pro $12. Read /terms. Not legal advice.

Why Google sign-in: so the project sticks to a person, not so we read Drive

Google sign-in on Bizzit. Account id, name, email. We do not have Drive. Free requires it to publish. See /privacy. Not a Google Sites product.

Say who you are. Do not fake the rest.