Sean Blowers Photography, LLC · D/B/A Blowers Creative · Springfield, Missouri
Last updated · August 31, 2026
Applies to blowerscreative.com, our online store, and the Blowers Creative tools and platforms we operate.
What we collect, by service
This website. The contact form collects your name, email, message, and, if you choose to give it, a phone number, with an opt-in checkbox for calls or texts. If you arrived through a tagged campaign, ad click, or another site's link, the lead also keeps its source, campaign labels, landing page, referring site, and supported ad click ID. A contract-opportunity application collects your name, email, relevant work, consent to review the application, and any phone, location, portfolio, availability, or note you choose to add. A tagged application also keeps its campaign labels and supported Google or Meta click ID. No account is required.
The online store. To sell you a wallpaper we collect your email and what you bought. You can make an account or check out as a guest. For physical prints we collect the name, shipping address, and contact details needed to mail the order. We keep your purchase, subscription, and credit history so the store works. We never see or store your card number; that goes straight to our payment processor.
The newsletter. If you subscribe, we store your email to send it. Every issue has an unsubscribe link, and that address isn't used for anything else.
Signed-in tools. We log you in with a one-time email code, so there's no password to leak. When you electronically sign a document, the law and basic sense require a real record, so we capture the time, your IP address, your browser's user-agent, and a fingerprint of the exact document you signed. That record is meant to be permanent.
Cookies, analytics, and ads
It depends on the service:
The marketing site uses Plausible to understand general page traffic, plus Meta Pixel, Google Analytics, and Google Ads to measure page views and advertising results. A successful opportunity application sends the opportunity and an opaque application ID as a conversion; it does not send your name, email, phone, portfolio, location, or application answers. Meta and Google advertising tags may set or read advertising cookies. We do not load Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics, or Google Ads tags for visitors in the European Union. When a campaign, ad click, or external referring site is identifiable, we keep that source in a first-party cookie for seven days so a later contact form can carry it into the lead record. A direct visit does not replace it. The site also remembers your accessibility-toolbar settings and a dismissed banner on your device.
The online store uses Plausible, a privacy-friendly analytics tool that doesn't set cookies or follow you across other sites, plus Google's advertising tag to measure whether an ad led to a purchase. That last one does set cookies. If you'd rather not be measured for ads, your browser settings and Google's ad settings let you opt out.
Who else touches it
A handful of services do specific jobs. We share only what each one needs:
Supabase stores accounts, orders, signing records, and contract-opportunity applications, and handles login.
Stripe processes payments. Your card details go to Stripe directly; we don't see or store them.
Printful prints and ships physical orders, so it receives the shipping details for those.
Resend sends transactional email: receipts, sign-in codes, signing confirmations, and application notices.
Vercel hosts the sites and runs the endpoints that receive what you submit.
Google serves our fonts (so it sees your IP when a page loads) and, outside the European Union, provides site analytics and advertising conversion measurement through Google Tag Manager.
Plausible provides general visitor measurement on the public marketing site and online store.
Meta provides site-wide page-view and advertising conversion measurement on the public marketing site.
We do not send contact or application form fields to Google, Meta, or Plausible for measurement.
What we do with it
We use what we collect to run the service you're using: reply to your message, review a contract-opportunity application, deliver and ship what you bought, keep your account and your signed agreements, send receipts and any newsletter you asked for, and keep things running: security, fraud prevention, and fixing what breaks. We don't sell it or rent it out.
How long we keep it
As long as the service needs it. Order and payment records we hold for the tax and accounting periods the law expects. Signed agreements are kept as permanent legal records by design. Contact messages and applications stay while they are useful and are deleted when they are not. Ask us to delete what we can, and we will.
Your choices
Write to hello@blowerscreative.com to ask what we hold, correct it, or have it deleted. You can unsubscribe from the newsletter from any newsletter email, opt out of calls or texts the same way you opted in, and use your browser, Google ad settings, or Meta ad preferences to limit ad measurement. A few records (a completed sale's tax record, a signed agreement) we may have to keep even after you close an account.
Children
Our services are meant for adults, and we don't knowingly collect anything from children under 13. We do run a learning program for a local high schooler; where a minor is involved, a parent or guardian is part of it, and it happens off these services.
Changes to this policy
If this changes, the new version goes up here with a fresh date at the top. Anything material won't be buried in the fine print.
How to reach us
Questions, requests, or a correction? Write to hello@blowerscreative.com. See also our Terms.