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Last updated: September 21, 2026

1. The short version

fastgrow.ing asks for your consent, through the banner described below, before Google Tag Manager (GTM) or Google Ads conversion tracking may set any cookie. Once you accept, Google Ads sets one cookie on every visit, described in section 5 below; GTM's own container has no other tag published inside it, so it sets nothing beyond that even once running. If you decline or do not answer, no cookie is set: the Google scripts still load, but under Google Consent Mode every consent signal stays at “denied”, and what Google receives is described in sections 4 and 5.

2. How we ask for consent

A banner appears the first time you visit, asking whether Google Tag Manager and Google Ads conversion tracking may set cookies and use your data for advertising measurement. Accept and Decline are the same size, in the same place — declining is exactly as easy as accepting. Until you choose, and if you decline, every consent signal we send Google (ad_storage, ad_user_data, ad_personalization and analytics_storage) is set to “denied”. Accepting sets all four to “granted”.

Your choice is recorded in your browser's local storage rather than a cookie, since remembering that a choice was made is not itself tracking. To change your mind later, clear fastgrow.ing's site data in your browser's settings; the banner will ask again on your next visit.

3. What a cookie is, for context

A cookie is a small text file a website can ask your browser to store, typically used to remember who you are between visits or to measure how a site is used.

4. Google Tag Manager

Google Tag Manager is a container, not itself an analytics or advertising tool, and by default it sets no cookie. What it does is load a script from Google's servers on every page you visit, so that we can add or remove other tools from one place instead of changing the Site's code each time. As of the date at the top of this page, no tool is published inside it, and — like Google Ads conversion tracking below — it can set cookies only once you accept the banner.

Loading that script sends Google your IP address and browser information, the same way any third-party script does, whether or not a tag is currently published inside the container and whether or not you accepted the banner — the script is on every page so that your choice can be honoured the moment you make it. See Google's own privacy policy at policies.google.com/privacy for how Google handles that.

5. Google Ads conversion tracking

The Site runs Google Ads conversion tracking (account AW-18435532933) directly, alongside Google Tag Manager. If you accept the banner, it sets a first-party cookie — the kind Google calls a conversion-linking cookie — used to measure whether a visit that started from a Google ad later completed one of the forms on the Site. It typically lasts up to 90 days, does not identify you by name, and what it gives us is an aggregate conversion count, not a record of your individual browsing.

If you decline or have not answered, no such cookie is set and Google reads none. The tag still sends Google a small signal when a page loads and when a form is submitted; without your consent that signal carries no cookie or identifier, and Google uses it only to estimate, in aggregate, how many conversions its advertising produced. The Site also keeps the click identifier from a Google ad in the page address while you move between pages, so that a later form submission can still be attributed to the ad, and asks Google to redact advertising data while consent is denied.

See Google's conversion-tracking documentation and privacy policy at policies.google.com/privacy for how Google itself handles the data behind that cookie.

6. If another tag is added

The moment we publish any further tag — inside Google Tag Manager or installed directly, like the one above — that sets an additional cookie, this page will be rewritten first to say exactly what is set, by whom, and for how long, and it will be added behind the same consent banner.

7. Cookies set by other sites

Pages the Site links to — for example, a booking page or a platform we integrate with — are run by other companies and may set their own cookies under their own policies. We do not control them; check the relevant site's own cookie or privacy policy.

8. Browser controls

Your browser also lets you view, block or delete cookies from any site, including this one, in its privacy or security settings, independently of the banner above. Doing so has no effect on your ability to use fastgrow.ing, though it may affect how accurately Google can link a visit back to an ad.

9. Changes to this policy

We may revise this policy from time to time; the date at the top of this page shows when it last changed.

10. Contact

Questions about this policy can be sent to be@fastgrow.ing, or by post to UTECH INNOVATIONS OÜ, registry code 16650622, VAT number EE102780448, registered at Ehitajate tee 110, 13517 Tallinn, Estonia.