Legal information
Legal notice
Find the publisher’s and hosting provider’s contact details, along with the rules for using content on seoseo.ch.
Applicable information
The website presents SEOSEO services and resources. Information is prepared with care without a guarantee of permanent completeness; rights in third-party brands and content remain with their owners.
Topics covered
- Publisher and hosting
- Intellectual property
- Availability, links and Swiss law
At a glance
Legal notice: what you need to know
How this concerns you
Find the publisher’s identity, contact details and information about website hosting.
What you will find here
Read the rules covering published content, intellectual property and links to third-party websites.
Your questions and next steps
For a question about the website or its content, use the publisher’s contact details on this page.
Website publisher and hosting
Intellectual property
Unless otherwise stated, the website structure and original SEOSEO content are protected by applicable intellectual-property law. Reproduction beyond legal exceptions requires prior permission. Third-party names, marks and visuals remain the property of their respective owners.
Availability, liability and links
SEOSEO seeks to keep the website accurate and available but cannot guarantee uninterrupted access or permanently complete information. General website content is not a personalised mandate. External links are provided for context; SEOSEO does not control third-party content or availability.
Applicable law
Swiss law applies, subject to mandatory rules and any different written contractual agreement.
Jurisdiction and updates
An amicable solution is preferred. Failing agreement, the courts at the publisher’s domicile in Geneva have jurisdiction, subject to mandatory jurisdiction rules. This notice may be updated when the services, providers or legal framework change. You can return to this page to consult the current information.