FAQ’s.

When we say ‘any’ – we mean it. We’ve worked with thousands of businesses, ranging from pocket-sized startups to some of the biggest brands in the UK. It’s a different approach to run-of-the-mill digital marketing campaigns, helping your budget go further.

Absolutely! We’ll stay up to date with ever-evolving regulations, industry best practices, and consumer expectations, so you don’t have to. With a deep awareness of PECR and GDPR regulations, we’re responsible for helping you toe the compliance line.

GDPR, or General Data Protection Regulation, is the legislation that determines how organisations should handle personal data, from name, IP address, and bank details to location. While the laws were coined by the EU, they still apply across the UK.

Unless you’re handing over the reins to a specialist company – like us – we’d strongly urge you to become familiar with the legislation. For serious GDPR breaches, you may be fined up to 4% of annual global turnover or €20 million; whichever figure is highest. 

Absolutely – it’s a critical part of our business. It’s shaping the way we operate, from anticipating the switch from PECR to the ePrivacy Regulation to avoiding third-party data usage, since the new rules stipulate that the data subject must explicitly agree to each organisation emailing them.

At Clear Data, there is no one-size-fits-all. By tailoring our services to slot into your needs, business objectives, and industry practices, we’ll operate on your terms. That said, all our partners can expect to see enhanced campaign response rates, more connections, informed decision-making, and a well-spent marketing budget – to name a few.

It goes beyond building your data. We’ll fast-track your campaigns, allowing you to contact your ideal customers directly, without fighting for Google coverage or ad space. As a result, you can expect to see more sales, higher returns, a better market share, and more results for your sales team. All in a day’s work.

EMAILS: Providing the email address is a corporate one, the recipient is given the option to easily opt out, the sender identifies themselves, and the sender is advertising an offering that can be purchased in a professional capacity, you may send a marketing email without prior consent.

CALLS: Providing you give the recipient the option to opt out, and they’re not registered with the Telephone Preference Service (TPS) or the Corporate Telephone Preference Service (CTPS), you can cold-call corporate numbers and sole traders.

Well, it depends. We’d hate for you to pay any more than you need to, so each quote is tailored to you. We work with all budgets, so please don’t hesitate to reach out for a bespoke quote.

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