GDPR simplified for Intutives
There’s lots of intuitives around, providing readings and training courses over The Internet. Generally these are one-person “micro businesses” and something like compliance with the GDPR can appear to be a little daunting. It isn’t helped that there’s so much content around the GDPR, some of which is wrong, and some of which isn’t that relevant.
So I’m going to do a series of four videos looking at the GDPR from the perspective of a small one-person intuitive business based in the US with perhaps 10% of their customers based in the EU. That business still needs to be compliant with the GDPR we can radically simplify what needs to be done.
The videos are:
- A general introduction
- A look at a “Data Inventory”
- Changes you need to make to your web site
- Improving your Internet security
I’ve done the first two and they’re embedded on this page. I’m going to wait a week or so to do the third one because there’s a Wordpress upgrade coming which might make things significantly easier.
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If you aren’t a one-person company delivering pyschic readings over the Internet please understand I’m making some radical assumptions which might not hold for your situation. But I hope you find this entertaining all the same!
Introduction
The link to Suzanne Dibble’s GDPR pack is here.
The Data Inventory
I was able to massively simplify the data inventory because my friends’ intuitive businesses are relatively simple, and I wanted to make the GDPR approachable.
Please be aware that those simplifications might not be appropriate for you!
Here’s a link to my Data Inventory on Google Docs. You can copy that to your Google Drive or download and edit in Word.
Remember the data inventory is meant to be a living document; just by starting you’re making a massive improvement to your GDPR situation and how you treat your customers’ data.
If you can’t figure something out, skip over it and come back to it in a month; vendors are still evolving their GDPR story and if it isn’t clear now, they might well have documented it properly in a few weeks.
Originally published at The Psychic CEO.
