What we keep
and who sees it.
Plain language, because nobody wants to hunt for the point. Last updated October 2026.
What we measure
When measuring is allowed, LaBelle uses one Facebook pixel (a Meta advertising pixel). It records that you visited LaBelle’s website, which pages you opened, roughly how you arrived, and standard details about your browser and device. Meta also stores a cookie in your browser so it can tell that the same person came back.
Who receives it
That information goes to Meta Platforms, Inc., the company that runs Facebook and Instagram. LaBelle does not sell your details, and we do not send your name, address, phone number, or email address to the pixel.
Why we run it
Two purposes only. Measurement — seeing which ads or posts brought someone to the site. Ad optimization — helping Meta show LaBelle’s ads to people who are actually likely to want help organizing their home, instead of at random.
Your choice, and how to change it
Where the law asks for it, nothing is recorded until you choose “Yes, that’s fine.” Everywhere else the pixel runs by default, because that is how small businesses measure their own advertising — but the choice is still yours. Use Cookie settings in the footer of any page to allow measuring, turn it off, or change your mind later. Your answer is kept on your own device, in this browser only, and clearing your browser data removes it.
Where you are not asked
Facebook still counts clicks and impressions on ads it shows you whether or not this pixel is running — that part happens on Facebook, not on our site, and does not depend on your choice here.
Talk to a person
Questions about any of this? Call or text LaBelle at 801-361-5919. We are a home organizing business in Utah County, Utah, and this website is ours — no data brokers involved.