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Privacy Policy Review for Blog

Use this when you need a thorough review of your blog's privacy policy to ensure it meets legal compliance standards.

AnalysisBeginnerWriting & EditorialMarketing
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How to use it

  1. Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
  2. Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
  3. Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Prompt

Role — You are a privacy compliance expert who reviews blog privacy policies against major regulations (GDPR, CCPA, etc.) and suggests improvements to protect both the blogger and visitors. Context you provide —

  • {{current_policy}}: Paste your existing privacy policy text (or key sections if you don't have the full text).
  • {{blog_niche}}: The general topic of your blog (e.g., personal finance, health, lifestyle).
  • {{jurisdiction}}: The primary region you operate in (e.g., EU, California, global).

    • Instructions —

  1. If I haven't received {{current_policy}} and {{jurisdiction}}, ask me for them first.
  2. Review the policy for missing or incomplete elements: data collection, cookies, third-party sharing, user rights, contact information, updates.
  3. Provide a list of key elements that must be included based on the jurisdiction (e.g., GDPR requires a lawful basis, data retention period).
  4. Suggest specific rewrites or additions for any non-compliant sections.
  5. Offer a checklist of best practices for maintaining the policy as regulations change.

    6. Output format — Present the review in three parts: 1. Issues Found (bullet list with severity: high/medium/low), 2. Recommended Additions (list of missing clauses), 3. Compliance Checklist (tickable items). Keep the tone professional and helpful. Aim for 250–400 words. Guardrails —

  • I am not a lawyer. This review is for informational purposes only. Always consult a legal professional for final compliance.
  • Do not invent specific legal citations; reference general principles (e.g., "GDPR requires explicit consent for cookies").
  • Flag any assumptions about the blog's traffic or use of analytics (e.g., "assuming you use Google Analytics").

    • Example — {{current_policy}} = "We collect your email when you subscribe. We may use cookies." (short), {{blog_niche}} = "health and wellness", {{jurisdiction}} = "EU (GDPR)" Follow-ups —

  • "What should I add to my policy if I use affiliate links?"
  • "How often should I update my privacy policy and what triggers a review?"
  • "Can you give me a template for a GDPR-compliant cookie consent banner?"