PRIVACY
Tucker Marketing is operated by Alex Tucker in Bristol, UK. This notice explains what personal information I may collect, why I use it and what rights you have.
If you have a question about your personal information, email:
Last updated: 16 October 2026.
What information I collect
This website does not have a contact form and does not require you to create an account.
If you contact me by email, LinkedIn or another business channel, I may receive information such as:
• your name; • your email address; • your job title and organisation; • your contact details; • the contents of our correspondence; • information you choose to provide about your business or enquiry.
I may also collect publicly available professional information where it is relevant to an existing or prospective business relationship.
This may include names, job titles, professional email addresses, business contact details and information about an organisation’s activities or commercial circumstances.
Sources may include company websites, publicly accessible professional profiles, business announcements and other publicly available business information.
I may record where professional contact information was obtained and the business reason for retaining it.
Like most hosted websites, technical information such as IP address, browser or device information and request logs may also be processed by the services used to deliver and secure the site.
How I use your information
I may use personal information to:
• respond to enquiries; • communicate with prospective, current and previous clients, partners and other business contacts; • identify organisations and professional contacts who may have a relevant interest in Tucker Marketing’s services; • understand whether Tucker Marketing may be useful to a business; • make relevant, personalised business enquiries; • manage projects and client relationships; • keep appropriate records of conversations and commercial relationships; • operate and improve the business; • meet legal, accounting or regulatory obligations.
I use HubSpot as a customer relationship management system.
I may add professional contact details, relevant business information and correspondence to HubSpot, whether those details were provided directly or obtained from publicly available sources.
Being recorded in HubSpot does not automatically mean you will be added to a marketing mailing list.
Business development and professional outreach
I may identify and contact people in relevant professional roles where I reasonably believe Tucker Marketing’s services could be useful to their organisation.
This may involve researching publicly available information about a business, identifying an appropriate contact and sending a personalised commercial enquiry by email or through a professional networking platform.
I aim to make this communication relevant, proportionate and appropriate to the recipient’s professional responsibilities.
Where personal information is involved, I normally rely on my legitimate interests in developing Tucker Marketing’s business, subject to an assessment of the individual’s reasonable expectations, rights and interests.
I also comply with the applicable rules governing unsolicited electronic marketing, including the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR). Where consent is required, I will not rely on legitimate interests as a substitute.
I do not automatically add people to bulk marketing campaigns simply because their professional information is publicly available.
You can object to the use of your personal information for direct marketing at any time.
If you object, I will stop using your personal information for direct marketing. I may retain limited information necessary to ensure your preference is respected and you are not contacted again for that purpose.
Lawful basis
Depending on the circumstances, I normally process personal information because:
• it is necessary to take steps at your request before entering into a contract or to perform a contract with you; • it is necessary for my legitimate interests in operating, developing and managing Tucker Marketing and its business relationships; • I need to comply with a legal obligation; • or, where required, you have given consent.
My legitimate interests may include identifying potential clients, developing relevant commercial relationships, communicating with professional contacts and maintaining appropriate business records.
Where I rely on legitimate interests, I consider whether the processing is necessary, whether it is reasonably expected in the circumstances, and whether my interests are outweighed by your rights, freedoms and interests.
I do not assume that information can be used without restriction simply because it is publicly available.
Who I share information with
I do not sell personal information.
I may use trusted service providers to operate the business, including providers of:
• website hosting, delivery and privacy-focused analytics; • email and productivity tools; • customer relationship management; • accounting and professional services.
HubSpot is currently used as the CRM system.
Framer is currently used to host and deliver the website and provide its built-in analytics.
Google Workspace is used for business email and productivity services.
These providers may process information on my behalf where necessary to provide their services.
I may also disclose information where required by law or where reasonably necessary to establish, exercise or defend legal rights.
International processing
Some technology providers may process personal information outside the UK.
Where this happens, I rely on the safeguards used by those providers and the applicable mechanisms for lawful international data transfers, such as recognised adequacy arrangements or approved contractual safeguards.
How long I keep information
I keep personal information only for as long as it is reasonably needed for the purpose for which it was collected.
How long that is will depend on the nature of the relationship, whether there is an ongoing commercial reason to retain the information, and whether I need to keep records for legal, accounting or regulatory purposes.
For prospective business contacts, I review whether there remains a reasonable commercial purpose for keeping their information.
Information that is no longer reasonably required will be deleted or securely disposed of.
Where someone has objected to direct marketing, I may retain minimal information in a suppression record to ensure their preference continues to be respected.
Cookies, analytics and website technology
I use Framer’s built-in analytics to understand how the website is used. This provides aggregated information such as page views, traffic sources, countries and device or browser types.
Framer states that its analytics does not use cookies or persistent identifiers and does not collect information that identifies an individual.
The website platform and infrastructure providers may also process technical information where necessary to deliver, secure and operate the website.
I do not currently use Google Analytics, advertising cookies or behavioural tracking on this site.
If I introduce non-essential analytics, tracking or similar technologies in future, I will update this notice and introduce appropriate consent controls where required.
Your rights
Depending on the circumstances, UK data protection law may give you rights including the right to:
• ask for a copy of the personal information I hold about you; • ask me to correct inaccurate information; • ask me to delete information; • ask me to restrict how information is used; • object to certain uses of your information; • receive certain information in a portable format; • withdraw consent where processing is based on consent.
You have an absolute right to object to the processing of your personal information for direct marketing purposes.
If you exercise this right, I will stop processing your personal information for direct marketing.
Not all other rights apply in every situation.
To exercise a right, opt out of direct marketing or ask a question about your information, email:
Complaints
If you are concerned about how I have handled your personal information, please contact me first and I will try to resolve the issue.
You also have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office, the UK data protection regulator.
Changes to this notice
I may update this privacy notice if the way Tucker Marketing uses personal information changes.
The latest version will always be available on this page.