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Establishing the first stop for US dental benefits info.

 

There’s nothing more important than health, but when it comes to dental plans in the US most people don’t understand what’s available to them. We worked with MetLife, one of the largest insurance companies in the world, to explain the plans in a way that makes sense and will help their website become the number one site for dental benefits education.

 

The challenge

Establish a 10,000-word website as the first stop for US dental benefits info.

 

What we did

First, we looked over the existing site to assess its fitness for purpose and to gain an understanding about why it was considered difficult to navigate. It quickly became clear that we had to pull the whole thing apart, identify the most important elements and reorganise those differently.

We put the information together in a really easy-to-follow format. Each of the different dental benefit plans was broken down into clearly signposted sections that appeared consistently across all the plans – this allows visitors to the site to make comparisons easily and feel confident in making an informed decision.

Creating a friendly, helpful tone of voice with simplified language, we made sure the site became a jargon-free zone. It had originally included a separate shorter version of the information that was labelled as ‘easier to understand’. Well, we made the whole site easier to understand instead.

We also had to make sure the language style worked – spelling, punctuation and terminology had to be right for the US audience. And when you’re talking facts and figures, accuracy equals credibility.

 

The triumph

This was a tough job, needing plenty of close collaboration with the MetLife team. But when their legal department passed the 10,000 words without revision (for the first time on record), we all knew the extra effort had been worth it. The team we worked with said, “Write the Talk had a strategic and creative approach to all the needs we presented. They were a phenomenal partner and were easily able to modify their approach to fit American vernacular.”

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GDPR and Privacy Policy

Introduction

This privacy policy tells you about the information we collect from you when you use our website. In collecting this information, we are acting as a data controller and, by law, we are required to provide you with information about us, about why and how we use your data, and about the rights you have over your data.

 

Who are we?

We are Write the Talk Limited. Our address is 24 High Street, Hillmorton, Rugby, Warwickshire, CV21 4EE. You can contact us by post at the above address, by email at hello@writethetalk.com or by telephone on +44 (0)116 253 3499.

We are not required to have a data protection officer, so any enquiries about our use of your personal data should be addressed to the contact details above.

 

How we use your information

Information we may collect about you
When you use our website
How long we keep your Information
Your rights as a data subject
Your right to complain
Updates to this privacy policy

 

Information we may collect about you

When you use the Website and/or when you otherwise do business with us we may collect the following information about you (‘Information’):

Personal information including title, first and last name.

Contact information including current business address, primary email address and/or primary phone number, Skype identification and other personal contact information required for business use as outlined in our terms of engagement.

Technical information including IP address, operating system, browser type and related information regarding the device you used to visit the Website, the length of your visit and your interactions with the Website.

Information obtained through our correspondence and monitoring in accordance with the statement below (Monitoring) and details of any enquiries made by you through the Website and any offline channels, together with details relating to subsequent correspondence (if applicable).

Monitoring:
We may monitor your use of the Website through ‘cookies’ and similar tracking technologies. We may also monitor traffic, location and other data and information about users of the Website. Such data and information, to the extent that you are individually identifiable from it, shall constitute Information as defined above. However, some of this data will be aggregated or statistical, which means that we will not be able to identify you individually. See When you use our website below for further information on our use of cookies.

 

When you use our website

When you use our website to browse our products and services and view the information we make available, a number of cookies are used by us and by third parties to allow the website to function, to collect useful information about visitors and to help to make your user experience better.

Some of the cookies we use are strictly necessary for our website to function, and we don’t ask for your consent to place these on your computer. These cookies are shown below.

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How long we keep your Information

Where we are processing your Information on the basis of consent we will hold your data until consent is withdrawn.

 

Your rights as a data subject

By law, you can ask us what information we hold about you, and you can ask us to correct it if it is inaccurate. If we have asked for your consent to process your personal data, you may withdraw that consent at any time.

If we are processing your personal data for reasons of consent or to fulfil a contract, you can ask us to give you a copy of the information in a machine-readable format so that you can transfer it to another provider.

If we are processing your personal data for reasons of consent or legitimate interest, you can request that your data be erased.

You have the right to ask us to stop using your information for a period of time if you believe we are not doing so lawfully.

To submit a request regarding your personal data by email, post or telephone, please use the contact information provided above in the Who are we section of this policy.

 

Your right to complain

If you have a complaint about our use of your information, we would prefer you to contact us directly in the first instance so that we can address your complaint. However, you can also contact the Information Commissioner’s Office via their website at www.ico.org.uk/concerns or write to them at:

Information Commissioner’s Office
Wycliffe House
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SK9 5AF

 

Updates to this privacy policy

We regularly review and, if appropriate, update this privacy policy from time to time, and as our services and use of personal data evolves. If we want to make use of your personal data in a way that we haven’t previously identified, we will contact you to provide information about this and, if necessary, to ask for your consent.

We will update the version number and date of this document each time it is changed.

 

Version Number – 1.0
23/05/2018

Why the rabbit?

You might be wondering that.
Well, ‘rabbit’ is a verb that means to talk:
Let’s meet up for a good old rabbit.
It comes from the rhyming slang rabbit and pork.

It's also an idiom:

Pull a rabbit out of the hat
which means creating a solution to a problem, against the odds and often quickly. So if you get the rabbit right, your successes will multiply.
Like rabbits.