Becoming the BlueprintBY JEREMY FUSILIER SR.

Privacy Policy

Updated September 27, 2026

Jeremy Fusilier Sr., an individual based in Florida, operates jeremyfusilier.com and blog.jeremyfusilier.com under the Becoming the Blueprint name. Contact: [email protected].

What this policy covers

This policy covers the public website, blog, free Decision Quality Check and Advancement Conversation Guide, newsletter signup, and related email inquiries. The Blueprint Career Guide has separate privacy, consumer health data, and terms notices. Creating a career-tool account doesn’t subscribe you to this newsletter.

Information collected and why

  • Newsletter: the first name and email address you submit, subscription status, and available signup records are used to manage your subscription and send newsletters, new blog posts, book updates, and occasional offers. MailerLite processes the form and subscriber list for this purpose.
  • Email inquiries: your email address, message, and information you choose to send are used to answer you and handle requests. Google Gmail processes these communications. Please don’t send passwords, identity documents, or unnecessary sensitive information.
  • Site delivery and security: Cloudflare processes technical information such as IP addresses, browser information, requests, and security events to deliver and protect the websites.
  • Email performance: MailerLite may process delivery, bounce, unsubscribe, open, and link-click information when email features are used. Open and click measurements can be affected by email-client privacy features and aren’t reliable proof that a person read a message.

Your newsletter choice

The guide is available without subscribing. If you choose the newsletter, the signup notice explains the emails you’re requesting before you submit your details. You can unsubscribe using the link in a marketing email or contact [email protected] to stop future marketing. Downloading the guide doesn’t require an email confirmation or delivery email. We won’t treat this policy update as permission to send marketing to someone who didn’t request it.

Providers and external services

We use Cloudflare for hosting and security, MailerLite for newsletter signup and email management, and Gmail for inquiries. These providers receive information needed for their services and may process it outside your state or country. Their service, security, and backup retention can differ from our own records. See Cloudflare’s Privacy Policy, MailerLite’s Privacy Policy, and Google’s Privacy Policy.

We don’t sell your personal information or share it for cross-site targeted advertising. Information may also be disclosed when reasonably necessary to comply with law, respond to valid legal process, or protect rights and security. Book purchases on Amazon and visits to LinkedIn or other external sites are handled under those sites’ policies. We don’t collect payment-card details on this website.

Cookies and third-party loading

The newsletter widget loads only after you choose “Show signup form.” Loading it connects your browser to MailerLite and may load its cookies and form resources. You can leave it unloaded and still read the site or download the guide. After loading it, use “Reset signup choice” to reload the page without the widget; this doesn’t unsubscribe you or erase cookies already set. Your browser settings can remove or restrict cookies.

We don’t install advertising pixels on these public pages. Cloudflare hosts and protects the site and processes technical information for those purposes. Its Web Analytics browser beacon is disabled. The blog’s LinkedIn links connect to LinkedIn when clicked; no LinkedIn sharing widget loads just from reading a blog post. Your device handles the optional native share menu.

Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control disable our optional resource usage counts. Newsletter resources still load only after your choice. Essential hosting and security processing continue. We don’t use these pages for personal-data sales or targeted advertising. Your choice here doesn’t control a third party’s site after you follow an external link.

Retention

We retain newsletter contact records while you’re subscribed. When you unsubscribe, we stop marketing to you and limit retained newsletter records to what’s needed to honor that choice. You can request deletion; after verifying the request, we remove the information where legally permitted, keeping only necessary unsubscribe records or information required by law. Removing an active record doesn’t instantly erase provider backups or security records. Provider deletion processes and their retention schedules also apply.

We retain correspondence as needed to answer the inquiry, handle a privacy request, or meet a legal obligation, and review it for removal when it’s no longer needed. Hosting and provider security records follow their applicable retention schedules.

Access, correction, deletion, and questions

Email [email protected] to request access, correction, deletion, or withdrawal of newsletter consent. Tell us which service and email address your request concerns. We may verify control of that address before acting; don’t send identity documents unless we explain why they’re necessary. Legal rights and response deadlines depend on where you live. If you disagree with our response, reply and ask for a review. Unsubscribing and requesting deletion are separate choices.

Children, security, and updates

The newsletter is intended for adults and isn’t directed to children under 13. If you believe a child provided information, contact us so we can investigate and address it. No internet service can promise perfect security. We use service providers to support delivery and security, but a privacy notice isn’t a security guarantee.

We’ll post changes here with an updated effective date and provide additional notice or obtain consent when required. A policy change doesn’t itself authorize a new use that requires your consent.

Free guide and newsletter reminder

On the main homepage, blog pages, and career tools landing page, two small first-party cookies carry the reminder timer across pages and remember that the offer was shown or dismissed for seven days. The timer expires after 30 minutes. These cookies are shared across jeremyfusilier.com subdomains and contain only timing values, not your email, account information, or a visitor ID. They are not used for analytics or advertising. You can reopen the offer using “Free guide & newsletter” in the footer or remove these cookies through your browser settings. If cookies are blocked, the reminder may appear again on another page. Newsletter signup remains optional.

Privacy request and consent records

Starting September 30, 2026, we keep limited records of processing choices, newsletter consent and unsubscribe notifications, and account/provider deletion outcomes for 24 months. Records include an internal reference, action, dates, notice version when available, and outcome. These records may remain after an account is deleted. They do not contain saved questions, answers, worksheet content, passwords, raw email addresses, or IP addresses. Newsletter event references use a keyed code; these are protected personal-data records, not anonymous analytics.

Only authorized administration can view these records. MailerLite keeps the suppression information needed to honor unsubscribes separately. Account deletion does not unsubscribe you from a separately joined newsletter. Provider completion means deletion from its active account service, not proof that all backups have expired. Anonymous browser privacy choices and dismissing the guide popup do not create an individual audit record.

Visitor statistics and your choices

Effective September 30, 2026. Jeremy Fusilier Sr. uses first-party statistics to understand which public pages and resources are useful. Cloudflare hosts this measurement service. We don't sell this information, use it for targeted advertising or employment decisions, or combine it with newsletter addresses, accounts, AI conversations, or saved work.

Aggregate counts: public page views, resource starts and completions, download requests, and book-link clicks are counted by day, public page category, broad source (such as LinkedIn or direct), and device category. No visitor identifier is included unless you separately allow browser recognition. URLs with query strings, search terms, form contents, precise location, and raw IP addresses are not stored in this analytics database. The delivery/security provider still processes network information to serve and protect the site.

Optional browser recognition: adults who select “Allow visitor measurement” authorize a random first-party cookie for up to 90 days across jeremyfusilier.com, blog.jeremyfusilier.com, and the public career tools. We store a hash of that random identifier, your permission version, expiry, and days of participation. We do not link it to specific pages or actions. It estimates consenting browsers, not exact people. Private AI, account, feedback, and policy pages and all tester pages aren't measured.

Choose or withdraw: use “Analytics choices” to decline, turn measurement off, download your browser record, or delete the linked record. Declining also stops future aggregate events from that browser. Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track turn both types of collection off. Essential account, security, and requested-service processing continue. New browser recognition stays off until you opt in; an earlier Google Analytics choice doesn't authorize it. If deletion cannot reach the server, measurement stops and a temporary deletion token is kept only to retry. Clearing cookies first can prevent us from identifying the record; it still expires within 90 days of permission. Contact [email protected] for assistance or to appeal a privacy decision. You don't need an account to exercise these controls.

Retention: linked browser records expire no later than 90 days after permission and are removed by daily cleanup. Aggregated counts are retained for up to 24 months, then removed by daily cleanup. A consent-choice receipt containing only a random receipt ID, action, notice version, and time is kept for 24 months; it contains no browser identifier or visited pages. Declined preferences are remembered for up to 180 days, allowed preferences for up to 90 days. Unlinked aggregate totals can't be attributed back to an individual for deletion. Provider backups and security records have separate lifecycles; restoration must reapply deletion and expiry before serving analytics.

New Google Analytics and Cloudflare Web Analytics beacons are disabled on these sites. Older reports may remain with those providers under their existing retention settings; these changes don't claim to erase older provider data. Newsletter signup and its MailerLite cookies remain a separate choice. Accepting analytics does not subscribe you, and declining does not block downloads or tools.