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Cookie policy

Last updated: October 26, 2026. Version 8; the first version was dated August 28, 2026.

Organic Growth is operated by Global Digital Marketing LLC. This page lists every cookie this site sets and what each one is for.

To keep you signed in

• grow_session (strictly necessary). Set when you sign in. It keeps you signed in to your dashboard for up to 30 days, or until you log out. It holds a signed session reference, never your password. Without it the dashboard cannot work, so it needs no consent.

To measure our advertising

We run ads, and we need to know which of them bring us clients. These cookies do that work. If you are in Europe or the United Kingdom, none of them are set until you press OK on the banner, and none are set after you close it with the x or press Decline in Cookie settings. Elsewhere they are set on your first visit, and Cookie settings at the foot of any page turns them off.

• og_consent (ours). Your own answer to the banner, so we stop asking. One year.
• og_ad (ours). The advertising click that brought you and the campaign it came from, so a sale can be matched to the ad that earned it. 90 days.
• og_conv (ours). Carries one finished order, and a scrambled copy of your email while these cookies are on, from the page that took it to the page that reports it. 15 minutes, then it is gone.
• og_ph (ours). Our analytics visitor id, set only while these cookies are on. 90 days.
• og_internal (ours, our team only). Marks our own team's browser. One year.
• _ga, _ga_R0VH50S629, _gcl_au (Google). Google Analytics visitor counts and Google Ads conversion measurement. Up to 2 years.
• _fbp (Meta). Meta advertising measurement. 90 days.
• ph_* (PostHog). Our own visitor counts, on servers in the European Union. Up to 1 year.

None of them ever receive your password, a sign-in link or a reset link. Your email address reaches none of them in readable form: only Google receives the scrambled copy the privacy policy describes, and only while these cookies are on. In your dashboard only og_ph and ph_* are set, never Google or Meta, and its recordings never include your passwords, codes, card details or anything you type.

Payments

When you pay, the payment page is served by Stripe. Stripe sets its own cookies on its own pages for fraud prevention; they are described in Stripe's cookie policy, not ours.

Your choices

Press Cookie settings at the foot of any page, or Privacy on your dashboard's Account page, to change your answer whenever you like. You can also delete the session cookie from your browser; you are then signed out, and blocking it means you cannot sign in.

How to reach us

Use the contact page, or the messages in your dashboard. Both reach a person.