Cookie Policy

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They help sites remember preferences, keep sessions secure, understand how pages are used, and (where used) support advertising or measurement.

Similar technologies include pixels, tags, local storage, and scripts that collect information in a comparable way. In this policy, "cookies" covers those technologies unless we say otherwise.

How we use cookies

We use cookies for the following purposes:

• Essential operation: load pages, remember basic preferences where applicable, and keep the Sites secure and reliable.
• Analytics: understand traffic, popular pages, and performance so we can improve the Sites.
• Marketing and advertising measurement: measure campaigns and understand whether ads or social posts lead people to the Sites, where those tools are enabled.

Categories of cookies we may use

Depending on how you use the Sites and which tools are enabled in a given environment, we may use:

• Strictly necessary cookies: required for core site functions. These do not require consent in many jurisdictions, but you can still block them in your browser (which may break parts of the Sites).
• Analytics cookies: for example Google Analytics (gtag.js) and, when configured, Ahrefs Analytics. These help us see aggregated usage patterns.
• Advertising and social cookies: for example LinkedIn Insight Tag, and tags that may load through Google Tag Manager when configured. These help measure ad or campaign performance.

Third-party cookies

Some cookies are set by third parties that provide services on our behalf (analytics providers, ad platforms, and similar). Those providers may process information under their own privacy policies. We do not control cookies set solely by third-party sites you visit after leaving ours.

Your choices

You can control cookies in several ways:

• Browser settings: most browsers let you block or delete cookies. Check your browser's help pages for instructions.
• Industry opt-outs: for interest-based advertising, you may use tools such as the Network Advertising Initiative or Digital Advertising Alliance opt-out pages where available.
• Vendor tools: Google, LinkedIn, and similar providers offer their own ad or analytics controls.

Do Not Track and similar signals

There is no single industry standard for responding to Do Not Track browser signals. We treat cookie choices primarily through browser controls and any consent mechanism we provide on the Sites.

Updates

We may update this Cookie Policy when our practices, tools, or legal requirements change. The "Last updated" date at the top will change when we do. Continued use of the Sites after an update means you acknowledge the revised policy.

Contact

Questions about cookies or this policy: email support@receni.com. For how we handle personal information more broadly, see the Privacy Policy linked below.