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Your Privacy Choices
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AI Marketing Consensus Index provides privacy choices to visitors where required by applicable law. Depending on where you live and how you interact with our website, you may have rights concerning:
- Access to personal information
- Correction of personal information
- Deletion of personal information
- Obtaining a copy of certain personal information
- Opting out of certain sales of personal information
- Opting out of certain sharing of personal information
- Opting out of targeted advertising
- Limiting certain uses of sensitive personal information where applicable
- Withdrawing consent for optional cookies
- Appealing certain privacy-request decisions
Not every right applies to every visitor or in every jurisdiction.
Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information
Some privacy laws define the terms: sell and: share more broadly than those terms are commonly used. For example, certain uses of:
- Advertising cookies
- Tracking technologies
- Affiliate technologies
- Cross-context behavioral advertising technologies
- Certain third-party analytics technologies
may qualify as a sale or sharing of personal information under applicable law even when personal information is not literally sold for money. Where applicable, you may request that we opt your browser, device, or identifiable personal information out of qualifying sale or sharing.
Make a Privacy Choice
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Reject Non-Essential Cookies
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Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information
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Submit a Privacy Request
Request access, correction, deletion, portability, or another applicable privacy right.
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Cookie Preferences and Privacy Rights Are Related — But Not Identical
Changing your cookie preferences may affect technologies operating through your current browser. Submitting a privacy-rights request may involve a broader request concerning information associated with you. For example: Cookie Preferences may control whether optional analytics or advertising technologies operate in your browser. A: Deletion Request
may ask us to delete eligible personal information associated with you from systems we control. These are different actions.
Global Privacy Control
AI Marketing Consensus Index intends to recognize qualifying: Global Privacy Control (GPC) signals where required by applicable law. GPC is a browser- or device-based signal that can communicate a user's preference to opt out of certain sale or sharing of personal information.
Where legally applicable and technically detectable, a valid GPC signal should be treated as an opt-out request for the browser or device sending the signal.
What GPC May Not Do
A Global Privacy Control signal generally applies to the browser or device from which it is sent. It may not automatically identify:
- Your email address
- Other browsers
- Other devices
- Prior information submitted through forms
- Information associated with a separate account
If you want to exercise broader privacy rights, you may also submit a privacy request.
Strictly Necessary Technologies
Some technologies are necessary for the website to function. These may support:
- Security
- Fraud prevention
- Network management
- Privacy choices
- Consent records
- Basic website functionality
Strictly necessary technologies generally cannot be disabled through our cookie preference center because the website may not operate properly without them.
Functional Technologies
Functional technologies may support optional features such as:
- Remembering preferences
- Display options
- Enhanced website functionality
Where required, you may choose whether these technologies are enabled.
Analytics Technologies
Analytics technologies may help us understand:
- Which research pages are visited
- How visitors navigate the site
- Which traffic sources send visitors
- Website performance
- General usage patterns
Where applicable law requires consent, analytics technologies should not operate until the required consent is provided.
Advertising and Affiliate Technologies
Advertising and affiliate technologies may be used for purposes including:
- Advertising measurement
- Referral tracking
- Affiliate attribution
- Campaign measurement
- Targeted advertising where applicable
Depending on the technology and applicable law, some of these activities may qualify as:
- Sale
- Sharing
- Targeted advertising
You may have a right to opt out.
Affiliate Tracking
AI Marketing Consensus Index may earn compensation when visitors follow certain links and purchase or request services from another company. Affiliate tracking may involve:
- Referral identifiers
- Cookies
- Click identifiers
- Conversion information
Affiliate relationships do not influence:
- AI recommendation counts
- Recommendation coverage
- Recommendation position
- Consensus Scores
- Earned research rankings
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Related Businesses
AI Marketing Consensus Index operates with disclosed relationships involving: LLM Authority Index and: CiteWorks Studio In general: LLM Authority Index provides AI research data and measurement infrastructure supporting AI Marketing Consensus Index. CiteWorks Studio provides AI search strategy and subject-matter support.
Mark B. Huntley, J.D. serves as AI Search & Visibility Research Reviewer where indicated and has financial and operational interests associated with these businesses.
Information Shared With Related Businesses
Information may be shared with a related business when reasonably relevant to:
- Website operations
- Research infrastructure
- Business inquiries
- Data requests
- AI visibility inquiries
- GEO or AI search service inquiries
- Customer service
- Security
- Legal compliance
For example: If you request: AI visibility measurement or competitive intelligence your inquiry may be relevant to LLM Authority Index. If you request: GEO, AEO, AI search strategy, or implementation services your inquiry may be relevant to CiteWorks Studio.
Related-Business Sharing Is Not Ranking Influence
The sharing of an inquiry with a related business does not affect:
- AI research responses
- Recommendation counts
- Rankings
- Consensus Scores
- Competitor inclusion
Our related-business relationships are disclosed separately from our research methodology.
Read Related Business & Conflict of Interest Disclosure →
Your Right to Know or Access
Depending on applicable law, you may have the right to request information concerning personal information we process about you. This may include information such as:
- Categories of personal information
- Specific pieces of personal information where required
- Purposes for processing
- Categories of sources
- Categories of third parties or recipients
- Applicable sale or sharing practices
Your Right to Correct
Where applicable, you may request correction of inaccurate personal information that we maintain about you. This privacy right is different from requesting a correction to:
- An AI recommendation
- A company ranking
- A research dataset
- A published company fact
Research corrections are handled under our:
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Your Right to Delete
Depending on applicable law, you may have the right to request deletion of certain personal information. Deletion rights may be subject to exceptions. For example, we may need to retain information where reasonably necessary for:
- Security
- Fraud prevention
- Legal compliance
- Contract performance
- Exercising or defending legal claims
- Internal records
- Research integrity where permitted
- Other legally recognized purposes
Your Right to Data Portability
Where applicable, you may request a copy of certain personal information in a portable format. The exact scope and format may depend on applicable law and the information we maintain.
Your Right to Opt Out of Targeted Advertising
Residents of certain jurisdictions may have the right to opt out of processing personal information for targeted advertising. Where applicable, you may exercise that choice through:
Do Not Sell or Share / Targeted Advertising Opt-Out →
or our:
Cookie Preferences →
depending on the technology involved.
Sensitive Personal Information
AI Marketing Consensus Index generally does not need sensitive personal information for ordinary public use. Please do not submit through general website forms information such as:
- Social Security numbers
- Government identification numbers
- Financial account credentials
- Passwords
- Medical records
- Precise health information
- Biometric identifiers
Where applicable law provides rights concerning sensitive personal information, we will honor those rights where required.
We Do Not Need Sensitive Information to Provide Public Research
Visitors should be able to:
- Read consensus studies
- View company rankings
- Read methodology
- Review AI recommendation data
- Browse category pages
without providing sensitive personal information.
Submit a Privacy Request
To exercise an applicable privacy right, use: Not yet supplied Recommended fields:
Request Type
- Access / Know
- Correction
- Deletion
- Data Portability
- Do Not Sell or Share
- Opt Out of Targeted Advertising
- Limit Use of Sensitive Personal Information
- Appeal a Privacy Decision
- Other Privacy Request
Contact Information
- Name
- Email address
- State or jurisdiction
- Company, if relevant
Request Details
- Description of request
- Relevant email address or identifier
- Additional information needed to locate records
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Alternative Contact Method
You may also contact us at: Privacy Email: contact@aimarketingconsensusindex.com Suggested subject line: Privacy Request Please describe the privacy right you wish to exercise.
Verification of Privacy Requests
We may need to verify your identity before completing certain requests. Verification helps prevent unauthorized people from:
- Accessing your information
- Deleting your information
- Changing your information
- Obtaining information about your interactions with us
Information Used for Verification
Depending on the request, we may ask you to confirm information reasonably related to records we maintain. We generally aim to collect no more information than reasonably necessary to verify the request.
We May Be Unable to Verify Some Requests
If we cannot reasonably verify that a request relates to you, we may be unable to provide certain information or complete certain actions. Where required, we will explain the reason.
Authorized Agents
Where permitted by applicable law, you may authorize another person or organization to submit a privacy request on your behalf. We may request reasonable evidence that:
- The agent has authority to act for you
- Your identity has been verified where required
Appeals
Certain jurisdictions provide the right to appeal a decision concerning a privacy request. If applicable, submit your appeal to: contact@aimarketingconsensusindex.com Subject: Privacy Appeal Please include enough information for us to identify:
- Your original request
- Our response
- Why you believe the decision should be reconsidered
Non-Discrimination
Where required by law, AI Marketing Consensus Index will not unlawfully discriminate against you for exercising an applicable privacy right. For example, exercising a privacy right should not cause us to manipulate:
- Public AI research
- Company rankings
- Recommendation counts
- Editorial treatment
Privacy Requests From Companies and Business Representatives
Many visitors interact with AI Marketing Consensus Index in a professional capacity. Depending on applicable law, certain business-contact information may be subject to different privacy rules or exemptions. We will evaluate requests based on the applicable jurisdiction and context.
Research Data and Personal Privacy Requests
AI Marketing Consensus Index maintains research concerning:
- Companies
- Agencies
- Software
- AI platforms
- Products
- Services
Most of this information is business-related rather than personal. A privacy request does not necessarily require deletion of legitimate:
- Company research
- Public business information
- AI recommendation records
- Historical ranking data
where retention and publication are lawful.
Public Professional Information
Our research may occasionally reference publicly available professional information associated with individuals, such as:
- Company founders
- Executives
- Authors
- Industry professionals
Privacy rights concerning public professional information may vary by jurisdiction. We will review eligible requests according to applicable law.
Privacy Requests Are Different From Research Corrections
If you believe: “The site has incorrect personal information about me.” that may involve a privacy request. If you believe: “Your article says our software tracks six AI platforms, but it actually tracks eight.” that is generally a research correction. Use:
for research or company-information corrections.
Opting Out Does Not Affect Public Research Rankings
Exercising a privacy choice does not alter:
- Whether an AI platform recommends a company
- Recommendation counts
- Recommendation coverage
- Consensus Score
- Category ranking
- Historical research
Privacy choices and research rankings are separate systems.
Data We May Need to Retain
Even after a deletion or opt-out request, certain information may need to be retained where permitted or required for purposes including:
- Documenting the request
- Maintaining opt-out preferences
- Security
- Legal compliance
- Fraud prevention
- Dispute resolution
- Research integrity
For example, we may need to retain a minimal record showing: this user opted out so that we do not inadvertently reverse the preference.
Retaining an Opt-Out Record
A privacy request may therefore result in us retaining a limited suppression or preference record. This does not mean the underlying marketing use continues. The record may instead be necessary to honor the request.
Browser and Device Limitations
Some privacy choices operate at the browser or device level. For example:
- Cookie settings
- GPC signals
- Local-storage preferences
If you:
- Change browsers
- Clear cookies
- Use another device
- Use private browsing
you may need to set certain preferences again.
Account-Level Choices
If AI Marketing Consensus Index introduces user accounts or authenticated services in the future, privacy choices associated with an account may operate differently from anonymous browser preferences. This page will be updated where appropriate.
Email Marketing Choices
If you receive marketing email from us, you may unsubscribe using the mechanism provided in the communication. Unsubscribing from marketing email does not necessarily prevent:
- Responses to requests you initiate
- Transactional communications
- Privacy-request communications
- Legally required notices
Research and Service Inquiries
If you submit a request concerning:
- AI market intelligence
- AI visibility measurement
- GEO strategy
- AI search optimization
- Data licensing
- Research services
we may use the contact information you provide to respond to that inquiry. Where appropriate and disclosed, the inquiry may be handled by or shared with:
- LLM Authority Index
- CiteWorks Studio
depending on the nature of the request.
Do Not Sell or Share Does Not Mean “Never Disclose Information”
An opt-out of sale or sharing does not necessarily prohibit disclosures permitted for purposes such as:
- Security
- Fraud prevention
- Service providers acting on our behalf
- Legal compliance
- Responding to your request
- Business operations permitted under applicable law
The legal meaning of: sale and: sharing is more specific than the ordinary meaning of disclosing information.
Service Providers
We may continue to use service providers that process information on our behalf for purposes such as:
- Hosting
- Security
- Form processing
- Analytics where permitted
- Data storage
- Website operations
when those relationships are permitted under applicable privacy law.
Changes to Your Preferences
You may revisit: Cookie Preferences at any time where the control is available. Recommended persistent footer link: Cookie Preferences Changing your selection should update optional technologies according to the available controls.
Consent Withdrawal
Where processing is based on your consent, you may withdraw consent where applicable. Withdrawal generally applies prospectively. It does not automatically make prior lawful processing invalid.
How Quickly Are Requests Processed?
We aim to respond within the time required by applicable law. Timing can vary depending on:
- Jurisdiction
- Request type
- Verification
- Complexity
- Permitted extensions
We should not promise a universal response period that conflicts with the law applicable to a particular request.
Privacy Requests Are Free Where Required
We generally do not charge a fee to exercise legally protected privacy rights. Applicable law may permit a reasonable fee or other action for requests that are:
- Manifestly unfounded
- Excessive
- Repetitive
where the relevant legal requirements are satisfied.
Changes to This Page
We may update this page as:
- Privacy laws change
- Website technologies change
- Advertising practices change
- Affiliate technologies change
- Related-business relationships change
- New privacy controls become available
The page should display: Last Updated: Not yet supplied
Questions About Your Privacy Choices
For questions concerning privacy choices, contact: AI Marketing Consensus Index Mark B. Huntley, J.D. Not yet supplied Privacy Email: contact@aimarketingconsensusindex.com
Important Related Business Transparency
AI Marketing Consensus Index operates with disclosed relationships that may be relevant when you submit a business inquiry. LLM Authority Index provides AI research data and measurement infrastructure supporting AI Marketing Consensus Index. CiteWorks Studio provides AI search strategy and subject-matter support.
Mark B. Huntley, J.D. serves as AI Search & Visibility Research Reviewer where indicated and has financial and operational interests associated with these businesses. Depending on what you request, information you voluntarily submit may be routed to the related business most relevant to the inquiry. These relationships do not influence:
- AI recommendation data
- Recommendation counts
- Ranking calculations
- Competitor inclusion
- Historical research
Read Related Business & Conflict of Interest Disclosure →
Your Privacy Choices in Summary
Depending on applicable law, you may be able to: Reject non-essential cookies Manage optional cookies Opt out of qualifying sale or sharing Opt out of targeted advertising Use Global Privacy Control Request access Request correction Request deletion Request data portability Appeal an eligible privacy decision Use the controls on this page or contact: contact@aimarketingconsensusindex.com
Our Privacy Choice Principle
AI Marketing Consensus Index aims to give visitors meaningful control over eligible uses of personal information while keeping privacy choices separate from our AI research, rankings, editorial methodology, and commercial relationships.
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