Category Archives: Opinion

.scot promotion

“There is no denying the potency of Scotland’s brand – its castles, dramas, and scenery are world-famous, as well as Scotland’s progressive position in global affairs

Registering a .scot domain is the perfect way to showcase a Scottish connection.

From 30th November 2018 to 28th February 2019, 2020Media is offer a very special price for .scot domains of just £15+vat per domain for the first year.

Register your .scot today:

http://2020.sc/scot18

Why Choose .SCOT?

Boost your business’s online presence

Are you a Scottish business or selling Scottish products? 71% of Scottish consumers said they would prefer to buy from websites with a .scot domain. Switching to a .scot domain will boost your authenticity and help attract new customers.

Highlight your Scottish roots online

Show how your brand is associated with one of the most iconic, progressive and scenic countries in the world.

Get the perfect domain name

With more names available with .scot  as opposed to the crowded .com, .net and .co.uk domain extensions, you’ll be sure to find the perfect domain and email address to suit your needs.

If you have any questions please get  in touch with us.


Quote from: David C. Weinczok, CastleHunter.scot

Generate a GDPR compliant Privacy Policy

If you have a website, it is your responsibility to ensure that you have a GDPR compliant Privacy Policy.

There are a few tools available in the market that can help you draft a GDPR compliant Privacy Policy and make it GDPR compliant at a minimal cost

There are lots of sites that can help you create your very own privacy policy document. However, it’s critical that you consider all of the things you want included in your policy. While most sites use standard templates, you’ll need to amend or edit such a template to satisfy all the needs of your business – don’t rely on the document generated automatically. If necessary (and it is recommended), you should seek legal advice and have a professional privacy policy created because having an incorrect privacy policy is as bad, if not worse, than not having one at all.