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GDPR in Montecchio Maggiore: a site that collects only what visitors have accepted

In Montecchio 50.6% of sites show a recognisable cookie tool, and iubenda is the most frequent, on 20.8% of sites. Among the sites that measure visits, however, 28.4% show no consent platform we can recognise, and 46.7% use Google Tag Manager, a container that settles on its own what switches on. NFW Web Studio brings the sites of firms and venues in Montecchio and nearby into line: banner, notice, forms and measurement tools set up around the site's real processing, not a template.

20.8%
Montecchio sites with iubenda
46.7%
sites where Google Tag Manager runs
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Where do we start to bring a venue's site into line?

We start from what the site actually does: the scripts that fire before consent, the data its booking forms collect, the promises the notice makes. On a site that takes bookings, what happens to the name and phone number of the person booking matters too.

  • What fires before consent: analytics, pixels, tag containers, third party fonts, maps and clips.
  • A banner that makes saying no as simple as yes, with reopenable preferences and logged consents.
  • Consent handling for Google Analytics and Google Ads via Consent Mode v2.
  • A privacy notice and cookie policy based on what the site really processes.
  • Booking forms with a notice, and separate consents where the law asks for them.

Our work covers the site, not the whole company's compliance: the record of processing, appointments and the DPO stay with your privacy consultant, whom we work alongside.

What compliance adds to a site quote?

On the sites and landing pages we build it comes within the quote, reached through a leaner method than an agency's. For a site already online we run the check first, then send a written quote tailored to it.

New build, compliant from the first dayConsent, notice and forms configured before the site goes livefrom €1,160
New landing page, GDPR compliant from the startIdentical care, delivered on one pagefrom €520
Bringing a live site up to the rulesAn initial review of what exists, then a figure set by the scripts presentCustom quote

Figures include VAT and mark the starting point.

Sites that went live with consent ready

Ricerca Perdite 1972 and Bikenergy have banners, notices and analytics set up before they went live.

Which cookie tools do Montecchio's sites run?

On the home page of the 336 working sites, we tallied visitor measurement tools next to consent tools.

sites with a cookie tool
50.6%
170 sites: a little over half show a recognisable banner, but it must be checked to really block scripts.
analytics with no recognisable consent
28.4%
Among the sites counting visits, more than one in four shows no platform we can recognise.
sites where Google Tag Manager runs
46.7%
157 sites: a tag container that determines what triggers before any click, and that the banner must govern.
sites using Facebook's pixel
10%
33 sites record visits for advertising: a processing activity the banner has to name.

Figures from: our report on Montecchio Maggiore businesses and their sites, October 2026: starting from 664 Overture Maps listings, the digital site visit between October 16 and 21 measured the live sites.

The figures come from Overture Maps listings: many businesses are not mapped or do not list a website, so the shares describe the listings, not every business in the town. How we read the data.

Which tracking starts on Montecchio sites?

The danger is not the banner itself but what starts before the click: a tag container, a pixel or a font pulled from a third party server records data as soon as the page loads.

iubenda is the most common consent tool, yet the tag manager far outnumbers it

Of 336 sites: tag manager by Google 46.7%, Google Analytics 44.6%, iubenda 20.8%, Cookiebot 9.5%, Cookie Control 8.3%, CookieYes 4.5%.

A tag manager collects whatever its configuration decides. If the banner does not hold it back until a yes, it is not enough on its own, and a check is what shows how things really stand.

The consent and measurement platforms in use, taken one at a time
  • Montecchio Maggiore
  • Average of 108 cities in Italy
Google Tag Manager46.7%42.5%
Google Analytics44.6%39.8%
iubenda20.8%15.3%
Cookiebot9.5%6.2%
Cookie Control8.3%6%
CookieYes4.5%4.1%

More than half the sites measure visits, advertising is rare

Of 336 sites: analytics 53.3%, tag managers 47.3%, advertising 6.5%.

The three shares do not always describe the same sites. Where an advertising pixel exists, the rules require consent to arrive before any recording begins.

Tool categories on Montecchio sites
  • Montecchio Maggiore
  • Average of 108 cities in Italy
Analytics tools53.3%48.8%
Tag managers47.3%42.9%
Advertising6.5%6%

The typical Montecchio site beside one we bring into line

On one side the data the report detects from outside, on the other what we configure on the site ourselves.

What we set side by sideIn Montecchio, on averageAn NFW Web Studio site
Recognisable cookie tool50.6% of sitesScripts stay blocked until the visitor agrees
Measures that wait for a yes28.4% of analytics runs without a readable consent toolConsent Mode v2 wired to Google, every time
Ad pixels in useThe Facebook pixel shows up on 10% of sitesOnly after consent
Notice and cookie policyCannot be checked from outsideDrafted from the real data flows of the site

The Montecchio figures come from the home page, as the report detects them. The whole offer and the perimeter of our work are set out on the GDPR compliance of the website page.

Questions on privacy compliance for the Montecchio site

Not necessarily. iubenda is the most common tool in Montecchio, but it works only if it blocks scripts before consent and if the notices describe what the site does. We check that in the first step.
No, we handle the website. The record of processing, appointments and the DPO sit with the privacy consultant or the lawyer, and we coordinate gladly with theirs.
It depends on how many scripts the site loads and how easy the platform is to change. The check comes first, then a quote made to measure, no strings attached.
Every booking form carries a short notice at the point where the person enters name and phone, and the data goes only where it is declared. We check it together with the home page.

We establish what triggers before consent on your site.

Send us the site address: we see what activates without consent and which notices are absent, then reply with a quote.