Terms of use
The rules governing use of the GetSEO website, your rights and obligations, and how we handle content and data.
Subject and characteristics of the website
Article 1, paragraph 1 getseo.uk is a website that enables users to find out about the services offered by the administrator in the fields of digital marketing, SEO optimisation, and the development of websites and online shops.
(2) The website allows users to submit enquiries to obtain further information about the services offered, to request a quotation or to order a specific service.
Article 2, paragraph 1 Before using the information and commercial services offered by the Administrator, every person must familiarise themselves with the General Terms and Conditions of Use of the website. Any person who has accepted the General Terms and Conditions of the website is obliged to comply with them and to exercise all the rights provided for therein.
(2) These General Terms and Conditions (in whole or in part) shall apply at all times and in all cases where a natural person or a representative of a legal entity visits this website to make use of the available information content, as well as the functionalities offered by the website.
Rights and obligations of Users
Art. 3 The User has the following rights:
- To explore and find out more about the services we offer in the field of digital marketing, SEO optimisation, digital content performance and other web-based services.
- To send enquiries to the Controller when you require further information regarding the services, the terms and conditions under which they may be provided, or in the event of a problem whilst using the website.
- To enter personal data for the purpose of sending an enquiry to the Administrator or subscribing to a newsletter containing the latest news and offers regarding the services provided.
- To notify the Administrator in the event of an infringement of intellectual property rights.
Art. 4 The User has the following obligations:
- To use the website lawfully and in full compliance with these General Terms and Conditions.
- Not to engage in any acts or omissions that could hinder or affect the functioning of the website.
- Not to provide to third parties, for commercial or non-commercial purposes, any content, information, technology or know-how derived from the website, without the express permission of the Administrator.
- You must not copy, modify, reproduce or distribute the information on this website for purposes other than those directly related to the website’s intended purpose, without the Administrator’s express prior written consent.
- You must not infringe the Administrator’s rights and legitimate interests through malicious acts or omissions.
- You must provide true, accurate and up-to-date information when submitting an enquiry or subscribing.
Users' rights regarding the protection of personal data
Article 5(1) The consumer rights which the controller observes when providing its services are in accordance with the Consumer Protection Act and REGULATION (EU) 2016/679 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 27 April 2016. Our Privacy Policy sets out the terms under which we process all personal data that we collect from you or that you provide to us.
(2) If you notice any breach relating to the processing and storage of personal data by the Controller, please contact us using the contact details provided.
(3) You may contact the supervisory authority — the Commission for Personal Data Protection — via the methods described on its website, available at https://www.cpdp.bg/ , if you are not satisfied with the decision taken.
Copyright
Article 6 The video material, photographs, images, illustrations and descriptions presented on the website, as well as the software code and the databases available, are subject to intellectual property rights and must not be used in breach of the applicable legislation.
Article 7(1) Users’ right of access to the Administrator’s website does not include the right to use, copy or reproduce information that constitutes intellectual property.
(2) The rule set out in paragraph 1 shall not apply where the information in question is of a minor nature, is intended for personal use for non-commercial purposes and in no way infringes the legitimate interests of the authors or other holders of intellectual property rights.
Article 8(1) If the Administrator detects an infringement of intellectual property rights relating to content on the website, they are entitled to deny a User access via telephone, email address or IP address.
(2) In the event of an infringement of intellectual property rights, the Administrator is entitled to seek full compensation for all direct and indirect pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages.
Liability of the Administrator
Article 9(1) The Administrator shall not be liable for any pecuniary and/or non-pecuniary damage suffered by the User or other persons in the event of an inability to use the website, unless proven negligence on the part of the Administrator;
(2) or in connection with the nature of the content presented; errors or damage caused by viruses that may affect the User’s computer equipment, software, data or other property of the User as a result of actions taken and access to, use of or browsing of the website, or the User’s downloading of materials from the website or from websites linked to it.
Article 10 Advertising material containing links to external websites may be published on the website. When opening the relevant links and browsing these sites, the Administrator shall not be liable for any damage arising as a result of actions taken by the user.
Article 11 The website may contain links to other websites. The Administrator shall not be liable for the consequences of Users providing personal data to these websites.
Article 12 The Administrator shall be liable for any failure to fulfil its obligations regarding data processing in accordance with the principles of personal data protection.
Advertising
Article 13 The Administrator may provide the statistical information collected regarding website traffic to advertisers and/or advertising agencies.
Article 14 The Administrator reserves the right, whilst providing the services, to present to Users advertisements, advertising banners, paid publications and other audiovisual content for advertising purposes.
Transitional and Final Provisions
Article 15, paragraph 1 When updating these General Terms and Conditions, the Administrator is obliged to notify Users of the changes by publishing them in a prominent place on the website.
(2) The updated version of the General Terms and Conditions shall come into force for Users if:
- following explicit notification by the administrator, the user did not state within the stipulated 14-day period that they rejected them; or
- following their publication on the website, the user did not state within 14 days of their publication that they rejected them; or
- the user expressly agrees to them.
Article 16(1) Should individual clauses of the General Terms and Conditions or the annexes thereto be declared invalid, this shall not affect the validity of the document as a whole.
(2) The invalid clauses shall be replaced by both parties with other valid clauses that correspond to the meaning and purpose of the contractual provisions. If no agreement is reached on their content, the statutory provisions governing similar relationships shall apply by analogy.
(3) The consumer is informed of the option, in the event of a dispute, to refer the matter to a conciliation board in accordance with the Consumer Protection Act, to a mediation procedure, to the EU Online Dispute Resolution platform, or to another alternative dispute resolution mechanism.
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