This page explains what happens on www.stalecakes.com when a page loads and when an outbound link is followed. It covers only what the site itself does; it does not describe the practices of any site reached through an outbound link.
Visit Counting
When a visitor arrives from a search engine, the site records a small set of details: the page path, the type of event, the name of the referring search engine, and the text of a clicked outbound button. This information is used only to count page views and outbound button clicks. A single flag is kept in the browser for the current session so that one page view is not counted twice; this flag does not persist beyond the session and carries no persistent identifier. No name, e-mail address, account detail, or payment detail is ever part of this count.
Pages And Fonts
Each page is self-contained: the fonts it displays are embedded locally and every file a page needs comes from this domain. No outside host is contacted while a page is being displayed, so no third-party subresource is loaded during a visit. The site is a set of static files delivered by a content delivery network, which handles the technical request data of every visit as the hosting provider for these files.
Outbound Links
Some pages contain links to third-party sites. Following one of these links first passes through a path on this domain, which then redirects to the partner's own site. No stored visitor data is shared with the partner at that point; the partner receives the request directly from the visitor's browser and keeps its own separate record of it. This site has no control over what a partner site does with that request once the visitor arrives there.
The site sets no cookies and no other browser storage beyond the single session flag described above. It has no forms, no login or registration, no contact channel, and no third-party analytics tool. It does not share visitor data with advertising networks, data brokers, or outside analytics services, because none are used. Nothing here should be read as a claim about how a linked destination handles data once a visitor leaves this domain; each destination keeps its own record on its own terms. Readers who follow an outbound link should treat that destination as a separate site with separate practices, and should avoid entering personal details anywhere without first checking what that specific destination states about its own handling of information.