Imprint & Terms of Use

1. Who runs this site

This website is the personal branding and portfolio site of Tamar Mkurnalidze MA MSc, E-Commerce Manager, Salzburg, Austria. Questions about the site: contact here.

2. What this site is — and is not

It presents my professional profile: an interactive CV, case studies, writing and a blog. It is not a business. Nothing is sold here — there are no products, services for hire, subscriptions, orders, bookings or payments of any kind, and no checkout.

If you reached this site expecting to buy something, there is nothing to buy. The most useful thing you can do is read the work and, if it is relevant to you, get in touch.

3. Using this site

• Please do not scrape, bulk-download, or copy the site or its content.
• Please do not use the contact form for spam, abusive messages, or automated submissions.
• Some pages are private and are reserved for me; they are not part of the public site.

4. Content, accuracy and external links

The site describes my experience and views. I keep it as accurate and current as I reasonably can, but roles, tools and availability change. Links to employers, platforms and other websites lead to third-party pages I do not control and am not responsible for.

5. Writing is not professional advice

Essays, case studies and blog posts are professional reflections and commentary. They are not consulting, legal, tax, medical, psychological or financial advice, and acting on them is your own responsibility.

6. Copyright

The text, design and original images on this site are mine unless stated otherwise. You may quote a short extract with credit and a link back. Company and product names mentioned in case studies (for example Shopify, Klaviyo) belong to their respective owners and are used only to describe the work honestly.

7. Privacy

What I collect when you write to me or subscribe to the newsletter is explained in the Privacy Policy.

8. Applicable law

This site is operated from Austria. Any disputes arising from its use are subject to Austrian law, without affecting your mandatory consumer or data-protection rights in your own country.