Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files that websites place on your computer or mobile device. They're pretty common across the web — most sites use them in some form. Think of them as digital breadcrumbs that help websites remember things about your visit.

When you come back to our site, these files help us recognize your browser. They don't give us access to your computer or personal files. They just store bits of information about your preferences and activity on our site.

Some cookies stick around for a single session (they disappear when you close your browser), while others remain on your device for longer periods to remember your settings between visits.

Here's the honest reason we use tracking technologies: we want to understand what's working and what isn't. When we see that people spend time reading certain articles about ranking techniques, we know we're providing value in that area. When they leave quickly from other pages, we know something needs fixing.

Specific Ways We Use Cookie Data

• Remembering your login status so you don't have to sign in repeatedly during a session
• Understanding which content about search engine optimization resonates with our Bulgaria-based audience
• Identifying technical issues that might be affecting user experience
• Measuring the effectiveness of our educational resources
• Improving site navigation based on how people actually use the site
• Personalizing content recommendations based on your interests

We don't sell your data to third parties. The information we gather stays with us and helps us build a better resource for people interested in search engine ranking techniques.

Different cookies have different lifespans, and it depends on their purpose:

Session cookies exist only while you're actively browsing our site. Once you close your browser, they're gone. These handle temporary functions like keeping you logged in while you navigate between pages.

Persistent cookies can stick around for weeks, months, or even years depending on what they're doing. A cookie that remembers your language preference might last a year, while one tracking a marketing campaign might expire after 30 days.

You'll find the specific duration for each type of cookie in your browser's cookie management settings. Most browsers let you view detailed information about individual cookies, including when they were created and when they'll expire.

We might update this policy occasionally as we add new features or adjust how we use tracking technologies. When we make significant changes, we'll update the "Last Updated" date at the top of this page.

If you visit sagimind.com regularly, it's worth checking back here once in a while to stay informed about how we handle cookies. We won't make dramatic changes without good reason, but technology evolves and our practices might adapt accordingly.