How we found you
We looked through Google’s business listings, or a local business directory, for your kind of business in your area, and visited your website.
Who we are
Revamp This makes new websites for small businesses. Our emails are signed by Dustin, who checks every draft and reads every reply. How it works explains the whole process, and About says more about us.
Where your email address came from
It’s published on your own website. We only write to an address a business has put on its own site for people to contact it, and we keep a record of the page where we found it, as anti-spam laws ask us to. If your site says it doesn’t want offers, we don’t write.
What we did with your website
Our software read your public pages and drafted a new site from your words and photos. A person checked it before we wrote to you. The draft is private: it isn’t listed anywhere, search engines can’t see it, and it’s deleted after 30 days.
What we know about you
Only what’s on your website: your business name, what you do, your contact details, your photos, and a saved copy of the page that shows your email address. We don’t buy lists, and our emails don’t track whether you opened them.
If you like it
Reply to our email and say so, or tell us what you’d change: two rounds of changes are included. You pay only once it’s the way you want it, and then it’s yours, files and all.
How to stop our emails
Reply “stop” or “no thanks”, or use our stop page. We’ll never write to you again and we’ll delete your draft. We keep only your email address on our do-not-contact list, so that it stays that way. If you’d like us to delete anything else we have about your business, write to us.
How to check it’s really us
Our email comes from an address ending in @revampthis.com, and it names the page on your website where we found your address. Your draft opens with a dark bar across the top that reads:
“Draft made for (your business) by Revamp This. Not live. Made from information on (your website), which belongs to (your business).”
We never ask for a password, never ask you to log in or install anything, and our first email has no payment link. Still unsure? Read “Is this a scam?”, or write to us and we’ll reply.
