Selling on the Internet

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Don't make the mistake of thinking that just because you have a small blog, you are exempt from legal obligations.

It doesn't matter how many visits you get
It doesn't matter if you have 10,000 daily visits or 5 or none, if you have mechanisms to collect personal data, you use third-party cookies (such as analytics) or your blog allows financial transactions, you must comply with the law.

It doesn't matter if you monetize or not
Another mistake is to think that only blogs or websites that monetize have legal obligations.

It is not true, complying with the law is independent of monetization, it is true that if you make online transactions, more laws apply to you.

Remember: Ignorance of the laws does not exempt you from compliance.

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Everyone can make a living from a blog.

Many of these enlightened beings and brilliant entrepreneurial minds talk about the advantages and benefits of selling online, but no one explains to us the obligations and risks of not fulfilling them.

In fact, I know that there are some who even make fun of them at their conferences, saying that the GDPR is a load of rubbish and that devoting resources to it is foolish.