What Are Cookies and Tracking Technologies?

Think of cookies as small digital notes that websites leave in your browser. When you visit unatocoiqo.com, we place these tiny text files on your device to remember your preferences and improve your experience.

Beyond traditional cookies, we also use web beacons, pixel tags, and similar technologies. These tools help us understand how visitors interact with our financial education content and team motivation resources.

Some cookies expire when you close your browser, while others stick around for months or years. We use both types depending on what we're trying to accomplish — whether that's keeping you logged in or remembering your course preferences.

Types of Cookies We Use

• Essential Functionality Cookies
  These keep the site working properly. They handle things like form submissions, security features, and remembering if you're logged into your account. Without these, you wouldn't be able to register for webinars or access course materials.
• Performance & Analytics Cookies
  We track which pages get the most attention and where people tend to drop off. This helps us figure out if our financial planning guides are actually useful or if our team motivation articles need work.
• Personalization Cookies
  These remember your preferences so we can show you relevant content. If you're interested in small business finances, we'll prioritize those topics in your dashboard rather than showing random articles about corporate finance.
• Marketing & Communication Cookies
  These help us understand which marketing efforts bring people to our site and track engagement with our educational campaigns. We use this data to refine our approach and create better financial education content.

How Tracking Enhances Your Experience

Here's what actually happens when you allow tracking on our site. Say you spend time reading our articles about team motivation strategies — we'll notice that interest and might suggest our upcoming webinar on building high-performance teams.

Or maybe you're browsing our financial planning resources but haven't signed up for anything yet. We can send you a gentle email reminder about our free introductory course, but only because cookies told us you were interested in that topic.

Without tracking, every visit would be like meeting us for the first time. You'd have to re-enter preferences, we couldn't suggest relevant content, and you'd miss announcements about courses that match your interests.

We also use this data to improve our content. If we notice people leaving halfway through a particular article, that tells us it might need rewriting or better examples.

Data Retention and Your Control

Most of our cookies expire within a year, though some preference cookies might stick around for up to two years so you don't have to keep resetting your dashboard layout.

You're not stuck with our tracking choices forever. Besides the rejection button above, you can clear your cookies anytime through your browser settings. You can also set your browser to ask permission before accepting new cookies.

If you're signed up for our newsletter or have an account with us, deleting cookies won't remove that information — you'll need to contact us directly if you want to remove your account data.

We regularly clean out old tracking data that's no longer useful. There's no point keeping detailed browsing patterns from three years ago, so we purge outdated analytics data on a rolling basis.