“People have really gotten comfortable not only sharing more information and different kinds, but more openly and with more people.”
what you share — and what we take
We have a number of forms on our website; when you fill them in you intend for us to have this information.
Squarespace: Website
When you come to our website, our host tracks where you are and what device you're using. It notes where you came from, the search term you used to find us, and any search within the site. It records what pages you view:
Time: 02/20 08:35:01AM
Visitor: 109.73.77.18
Page: Privacy
Hostname: 109.73.77.18
Country: GB
Tags: -
Referrer: www.google.com/
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_12_3) AppleWebKit/602.4.8 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/10.0.3 Safari/602.4.8
Squarespace has a privacy policy for us, but some of it applies to you.
Squarespace: Email
When you sign up for us to email you, our host only shows us your email address, and your name if you give it.
When we send you an email we track if you've received it, opened it and when you first did, and if you clicked any links in it, and how many times.
Squarespace: Scheduling
Our ticketing system collects the information you give it.
Twitter has metrics, mostly in summary. We are not using the conversion tracking widget on our website. Twitter has a privacy policy.
Facebook & Instagram
We see a little of what Facebook knows about you, but only in summary: no individual data. Facebook has quite an extensive privacy policy. They also have a guide.
what we do with your data
We use your data to see how we're doing: are people coming to our website? Are they reading our emails? Are they reposting our Facebook posts? Are they retweeting us?
The questions we ask when you're buying a ticket is the information we're most interested in. It helps us understand you, our audience.
We analyse trends, not individuals. We don't match individuals across platforms. We present our analysis to potential sponsors.
We do not sell our mailing lists. We do not sell data.