What sits in your browser when you visit
A short, plain-language notice on the cookies campaignpush.life uses, and how to change your mind at any time. Last updated 20 July 2026.
What a cookie is, briefly
A cookie is a small text file a website stores in your browser so it can remember something between visits — that you accepted a cookie notice, for instance, or which pages you have already looked at. Cookies on their own cannot identify you by name, though combined with other data they can count as personal data under Singapore's PDPA, which is why we ask for a clear choice rather than assuming consent.
The cookie banner on this site
When you first visit campaignpush.life, a banner offers three choices: Accept all, Reject all, or Customise. Whichever you choose is stored in a cookie of its own, so we do not ask again for roughly six months. You can change your mind at any time by clearing your browser's cookies for this site or, where available, using the cookie settings link in this notice.
Categories of cookies we use
Essential cookies. These are required for the site to function correctly — remembering your cookie preference, keeping a contact form submission intact while you fill it in, and basic security protections. Essential cookies cannot be switched off through our banner because the site would not work properly without them, though you can always block them at the browser level if you choose, understanding that some features may then misbehave.
Analytics cookies. With your consent, we use analytics cookies to understand, in aggregate, which pages get read, how visitors move between the services and work pages, and roughly how long a visitor spends on the site before leaving. We use this information to improve the site itself — for example, noticing that a particular service description needs to be clearer — not to build individual visitor profiles for advertising.
We do not currently use third-party advertising or retargeting cookies on campaignpush.life. If that changes, this notice will be updated and the cookie banner will ask for consent again before any such cookie is set.
How long cookies last
Your cookie preference itself is stored for approximately six months. Session-related essential cookies, such as one supporting a contact form submission, typically expire when you close your browser or shortly afterwards. Any analytics cookie you have consented to generally persists for a period defined by our analytics provider, typically between thirty days and two years depending on the specific cookie's purpose, such as distinguishing new from returning visitors.
Cookies and third parties
Where a page on this site embeds third-party content in future — a video player or a map, for example — that provider may set its own cookies once you interact with the embed. We will identify any such embed clearly and will not load it before you have made a cookie choice where it is not strictly essential.
Managing cookies in your browser
Beyond the choices offered in our banner, every modern browser lets you view, delete or block cookies through its settings menu. Blocking all cookies site-wide may prevent the cookie banner itself from remembering your choice, meaning it may reappear on your next visit — this is a normal side effect of blocking the essential cookie that stores your preference, not a fault with this site.
How this relates to our privacy notice
This cookie notice sits alongside our fuller privacy notice, which explains in more detail what personal data we collect through this website and through direct enquiries, and why. Where there is any inconsistency between the two, the privacy notice's description of legal basis and retention governs, and this page should be read as the practical, cookie-specific summary of that broader notice.
Questions about cookies
If anything on this page is unclear, or you would like more detail on a specific cookie in use, contact us at [email protected] and we will explain plainly what it does.
This notice describes cookie use on campaignpush.life as at the date above and may be updated if our tooling changes. It does not constitute legal advice.