Cookie banner, cookie policy and KVKK privacy notice

The site doesn't set any cookies on its own; the numbers on the Statistics tab are also counted without cookies. So as long as you haven't entered a measurement ID, there's no cookie banner on the site.

When does the cookie banner appear?

As soon as you enter a Google Analytics, Google Ads or Meta Pixel ID on the SEO tab, a cookie banner appears on a visitor's first visit: “This site uses cookies to measure visits and advertising. If you decline, no cookies are set.”

• Accept: measurement and advertising cookies are set.
• Essential only: no cookies are set; Google receives only a cookieless signal, and the Meta pixel isn't loaded.
• Details: opens the cookie policy page.

The visitor's choice is stored in their own browser; they can change it at any time with the Cookie settings link in the footer.

Cookie policy page

Once you enter a measurement ID, the /cerez-politikasi page is published automatically and a link to it is added to the footer. Based on the tools you've entered, the page explains which cookies are used, why and for how long (e.g. _gcl_au for Google Ads, _fbp for Meta, 90 days), how visitors can change their consent, and that your company is the data controller. If you delete the IDs, both the banner and the page disappear.

KVKK privacy notice

Because the quote form collects personal data such as name, phone number and email, you should publish a KVKK privacy notice that informs visitors. The recommended way:

1. 1Under Articles & pages › Pages, create a page called “Privacy notice” and publish it (Custom pages).
2. 2Copy the page's full address (e.g. https://yourcompany.com/privacy-notice).
3. 3Paste it into the privacy notice (KVKK) link field under Settings › Legal texts.

Once the KVKK link is set, a Privacy notice link appears in your site's footer and the quote form links to this notice too.