Last updated: 20 August 2026. This notice applies to https://admaker.digital and to pages, forms, maps, media and measurement tags served from that domain and from subdomains under our control. Read it with our Privacy Policy, which explains how we process personal data more generally, including data that cookies may collect, combine or disclose.
1. Who is responsible
ADMAKER LTD is a company registered in England and Wales. Our principal place of business is 60 Tottenham Court Road, London, W1T 2EW, United Kingdom. We practise market research, public relations and advertising. For PECR, we are the person who stores or accesses information on your terminal equipment, or who instructs another person to do so, in connection with this website. For UK GDPR, we are the controller of personal data processed through first-party cookies that we set. We may be a controller or a joint controller for certain third-party cookies, depending on the factual arrangement with the provider. This Cookie Policy does not transfer that responsibility to you.
Questions about cookies, similar technologies, consent records or the interaction with the Privacy Policy should be sent in writing to ADMAKER LTD, 60 Tottenham Court Road, London, W1T 2EW, United Kingdom, or by email to tech.team@admaker.digital. You may also telephone +44 7811 456789. A telephone call is not a substitute for a written request to locate, correct or erase a consent record, because a written trail is needed to evidence the change. This Cookie Policy is governed by the law of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction over disputes arising out of or in connection with it, without prejudice to any mandatory right you may have to complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office.
2. What this Cookie Policy covers
This Cookie Policy covers cookies and similar technologies used when you visit https://admaker.digital, submit a harvest request through our contact process, view embedded maps or media, open campaign or research landing pages that we operate, or otherwise interact with content we serve in the course of market research, public relations and advertising work. It explains what those technologies are, which uses are strictly necessary, which uses require consent, how performance, functional and targeting cookies differ, how long information may remain on a device, how third parties may set their own cookies, how browser controls work, and how we tell you about changes. Offline research, client media platforms and public relations channels that do not load this website are addressed in the Privacy Policy, the Terms of Service and the Terms and Conditions where those documents apply. Reading this page is not consent to non-essential cookies.
3. What cookies and similar technologies are
A cookie is a small file, or a small piece of information, placed on your terminal equipment when you visit a website. Terminal equipment includes a computer, tablet, telephone or any other device that can store information and later return it. The cookie may be set by the site you are visiting, which is a first-party cookie, or by another domain whose content, script or pixel is loaded on that site, which is a third-party cookie. When you return, or while you remain on the same visit, the cookie can be read so that the site or the third party can recognise a browser, remember a setting, measure a journey, or associate an action with a campaign.
PECR does not limit itself to files that happen to be called cookies. The same legal test applies to similar technologies that store or access information on a device. Those technologies include local storage and session storage in a browser, pixels and web beacons that request a tiny image or script so that a server can log a load event, software development kits embedded in pages, tags injected through a tag manager, etags or other cache-based identifiers where they are used to recognise a device, and certain forms of device fingerprinting. If we, or a provider acting for us, store or access information on your equipment, we treat that act as within the PECR framework whether or not a traditional cookie file is created.
Some cookies are session cookies and expire when you close the browser or shortly afterwards. Others are persistent and remain until a stated expiry date, until the browser deletes them, or until you or we remove them. Persistence is not a legal classification. A short-lived advertising identifier can still require consent. A longer-lived security cookie can still be strictly necessary. Length of life does not convert a non-essential cookie into an essential one. A random identifier can become personal data under UK GDPR if it can be related to an individual, including by combination with an IP address, a form submission or an advertising profile. Where a cookie identifier is personal data, we identify a lawful basis under UK GDPR in addition to satisfying PECR. We do not rely on legitimate interests to place non-essential cookies on your equipment. We ask for consent by purpose.
4. The legal framework we apply
The principal United Kingdom rule for cookies and similar technologies is regulation 6 of PECR. In outline, a person must not store information, or gain access to information stored, in the terminal equipment of a subscriber or user unless that person has given clear and comprehensive information about the purposes of the storage or access, and has given consent. There is a limited exception for storage or access that is strictly necessary to provide a service requested by the subscriber or user. The ICO’s cookies and similar technologies guidance is the practical standard against which we design banners, preference tools, records and vendor lists. We treat that guidance as the expected professional baseline for a London market research, public relations and advertising practice.
Consent under PECR takes its meaning from UK GDPR. It must be freely given, specific, informed and an unambiguous indication of wishes, by a statement or by a clear affirmative action. Pre-ticked boxes, implied consent inferred from continued browsing, and cookie walls that make access to this public corporate site conditional on accepting analytics or advertising cookies are not an acceptable model for https://admaker.digital. A single accept-all control may be offered, but an equally prominent means of rejecting non-essential cookies, and of choosing categories, must be available before non-essential cookies are set. Withdrawal must be as easy as giving consent. We keep a record of the choice, the time, the version of this Cookie Policy then in force, and the categories accepted or refused. Special category data is not sought through website cookies. If you need a current inventory of technologies, write to tech.team@admaker.digital. Statutory rights are described in the Privacy Policy.
5. Strictly necessary cookies
Strictly necessary cookies are those without which a service you have requested cannot be provided. The PECR exception is narrow. Convenience, audience measurement, advertising attribution and remembering that you arrived from a campaign are not strictly necessary for ordinary browsing of a corporate website. We apply the exception only where storage or access is essential to security, to load distribution that keeps the site available, to remembering the cookie consent state itself so that we do not set non-essential cookies after a refusal, to carrying a session through the contact form so that a harvest request can be submitted without losing the typed content, and to similar functions without which the page you asked for would not work. Typical examples include a form session identifier, a security token and a first-party preference record of accepted or refused categories. We do not hide analytics or advertising tags inside a strictly necessary bucket. You can delete these cookies through your browser, but parts of the site may then fail.
6. Performance cookies
Performance cookies, sometimes called analytics or measurement cookies, help us understand how the website is used so that we can improve information architecture and see whether explanations of research, public relations and advertising are being read. They may record that a page was viewed, how long a visit lasted, which path a visitor took from the home field to services, portfolio, about or contact, whether an error occurred, and which device class or approximate geography was involved. They are not strictly necessary. They are not set until you accept the performance category, unless a particular measurement is performed in a truly aggregated, cookie-less manner that does not store or access information on your equipment. Website analytics on this site is not a substitute for client research. If you refuse performance cookies, the site will still load. We do not hide the contact path as a penalty for refusal.
7. Functional cookies
Functional cookies remember choices and enable enhanced features that are not strictly required to deliver the core page, but that make the visit coherent. On the present site, a material functional technology is the embedded map used to show 60 Tottenham Court Road, London, W1T 2EW on the contact page. That map is served by a third-party mapping provider and is not strictly necessary, because the address can be read in text. We do not load a cookie-setting map until you have accepted the functional category or taken an affirmative load action. A click that says “load map” is consent for that embed, not for advertising cookies. If you refuse functional cookies, text alternatives remain, including the email address tech.team@admaker.digital as plain text and the telephone number +44 7811 456789.
8. Targeting cookies related to advertising and research
Targeting cookies, including advertising, retargeting, conversion and certain research-recruitment cookies, are used to recognise a browser over time and across sites or apps, to build or augment a segment, to cap frequency, to attribute a later enquiry to an earlier impression, or to recruit or recontact a person for a research task. ADMAKER LTD works in market research, public relations and advertising. Those trades historically made heavy use of third-party cookies. PECR and UK GDPR have not abolished advertising or research. They have required that non-essential targeting storage wait for consent, that purposes be described in language a person can understand, and that a research purpose is not used as a costume for an advertising graph.
On https://admaker.digital, targeting technologies may be used, after consent, to measure whether a paid or organic campaign led a person to request a harvest conversation; to limit how often a display or social advertisement for ADMAKER LTD is shown to the same browser; to exclude people who have already contacted us from a prospecting burst; where a research invitation is lawfully promoted, to keep a recruitment pixel from counting the same browser as a fresh respondent; and to allow a public relations distribution platform to report that a journalist or other reader opened a hosted memo. None of those uses is strictly necessary to read this Cookie Policy. We will not silently place a client’s advertiser pixel on this website. We do not use targeting cookies to reidentify a confidential survey respondent or to sell website audiences as a data product. If you refuse targeting cookies, you will still see ADMAKER LTD content here, and we will not use your visit as a retargeting seed.
9. How consent works on this website
When you first visit https://admaker.digital, and again if our vendors or purposes materially change, we present a consent interface before non-essential cookies are set. The interface states who we are, that we use cookies and similar technologies, that strictly necessary storage will occur, and that performance, functional and targeting storage require a choice. It offers a means to accept all non-essential categories, a means to reject all non-essential categories, and a means to open detailed settings in which each category can be turned on or off. The reject control is not visually subordinated to the accept control. Continuing to scroll, closing the interface without a choice, or landing on a deep page is not treated as consent.
Consent is collected per category of purpose, not per decorative brand name. If you accept performance but refuse targeting, analytics may run and advertising pixels will not. Scripts are conditioned on those states. You may change your mind. Withdrawal is available through the same style of control and stops further non-essential storage from our pages. To withdraw in writing, email tech.team@admaker.digital. Consent for cookies is separate from agreement to our Terms of Service or Terms and Conditions. Submitting a harvest request does not equal cookie consent. Children are not the audience of this professional website, and we do not knowingly use targeting cookies to profile children.
10. Browser controls
Every major browser allows you to block or delete cookies, to block third-party cookies, to clear local storage, and in many cases to use a private browsing mode that discards session data when the window closes. Those controls operate at the device layer and apply to ADMAKER LTD and to other sites. We respect them. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control or similar refusal signal and we can technically honour it for this website, we will treat it as a rejection of non-essential cookies. If we cannot yet honour a particular signal reliably, we will not claim that we do. Blocking all cookies may impair strictly necessary functions. Rebadging a tracker as first-party contextual measurement does not make it strictly necessary. A choice made in one browser on one device is not automatically replicated in another. We treat an explicit choice in our preference tool, and a written instruction to tech.team@admaker.digital, as decisive.
11. Third parties
Third parties may set cookies when their code, iframe, map, font, media player, tag or pixel is loaded on https://admaker.digital. Typical categories for a firm in our industry include website hosting and content delivery networks; security and bot-mitigation providers; analytics providers; embedded map providers used to show 60 Tottenham Court Road, London, W1T 2EW; professional video hosts; advertising and social platforms used to promote our own services; public relations distribution and media-monitoring vendors; survey or panel platforms used to recruit or host research; and communications tools that schedule a follow-up after a harvest request. Not every category is active on every page or at every date. The internal register is the operational source of truth.
A third party may be our processor, acting only on our documented instructions under a UK GDPR processor contract. A third party may be an independent controller, in which case it decides its own purposes. We avoid independent advertising controllers on pages that a person must use to read statutory information, including this Cookie Policy, the Privacy Policy, the Terms of Service and the Terms and Conditions, unless those tags are blocked until targeting consent is given. When a third party is based outside the United Kingdom, any personal data in cookies may be transferred internationally using the mechanisms described in the Privacy Policy. PECR consent to a cookie is not, by itself, a transfer mechanism. We will not use a share button that fires a tracking pixel before you click it.
12. Duration
13. Changes
We will revise this Cookie Policy when the law changes, when ICO guidance materially changes, when we add or remove a category of similar technology, or when our industry use of measurement tools changes in a way that a reader of the August 2026 text would not expect. The date at the head of the legal shell is the date of the current text. Historic versions can be requested from tech.team@admaker.digital. If a change introduces a new non-essential purpose or a new class of third-party recipient, we will seek fresh consent and will not rely on an older acceptance. If a change is purely clarifying, we may not re-prompt. Materiality is judged from the position of a reasonable visitor. Continued use of the site after a clarifying update is not consent to a new targeting cookie. This Cookie Policy is issued in English and is governed by the law of England and Wales.
14. Contact
The controller and PECR actor is ADMAKER LTD, 60 Tottenham Court Road, London, W1T 2EW, United Kingdom. Website: https://admaker.digital. Email: tech.team@admaker.digital. Telephone: +44 7811 456789. Please put “Cookie Policy” in the subject line of an email so that it is routed to the technical and compliance readers rather than to a general harvest queue. If your request is also a UK GDPR rights request, say so, and we will handle it under the timescales in the Privacy Policy. You have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office, the United Kingdom supervisory authority for PECR and UK GDPR. A complaint to the ICO does not prevent you from seeking a remedy in the courts of England and Wales.
Related documents on this site are the Privacy Policy, which covers personal data beyond cookies; the Terms of Service, which cover use of the website as a service; and the Terms and Conditions, which cover professional appointments. The contact page is the operational path for a new commercial conversation. This Cookie Policy is not a contract for research, public relations or advertising work. It is a statutory transparency notice about storage and access on terminal equipment. If any provision of this Cookie Policy is held invalid by a court of England and Wales, the remaining provisions continue in force. This Cookie Policy was prepared for production use in August 2026 and reflects the website as operated from London by a market research, public relations and advertising company.