Hey everyone, welcome back to this week's blogs, For this week's blog, I will be giving advice to companies on how they can improve website traffic with reference to proven tips that have boosted website rankings. As we know today, the internet is what most people go to for information, shopping, browsing, and much more, so a good website is essential to a business’s success. My advice to companies to improve website traffic is: 1. Improve Loading Speed According to a study, pages at the top of Google ranking, load significantly faster than those at the bottom. As we all experience when searching on Google if something doesn’t open quickly, we usually give up and find a different website. 2. Optimize your content with Keywords. The use of keywords in your website will help contribute to an increase in website traffic. Knowing the search terms people use to find your website will help attract more visitors to th...
Hey guys, following on from last week's post, this week's blog I will be presenting you with 10 reasons why Ireland is an attractive place for businesses to set up.
Low Corporation Tax
In Ireland, our corporation tax is considerably lower than in most other countries. Ireland's corporate tax rate currently is only 12.5% which is very attractive for businesses. On average, European OECD countries currently levy a corporate tax rate of 21.5 percent according to Tax Foundation with the US also having a corporate tax rate of 21%.
Availability of Skilled Workers
Ireland has a young and highly skilled workforce, who are talented and willing to do work. Ireland has one of the youngest populations in Europe with 50% of the population being under 34 years of age according to Grant Thornton, a younger workforce is attractive as it promotes longevity in a business with highly skilled workers.
Infrastructure
Ireland is a great place to set up business as it has easy access to Europe, the UK, and the rest of the world through airports, by sea, and transport hubs. Ireland also has motorways spread across the county making transport easier, which will only get better through government expenditure and investment in this sector annually.
English Speaking
Currently, Ireland is the only English-speaking eurozone country. This makes Ireland very attractive for foreign multinational companies as it is a European country that can speak the English language fluently.
Investing in the Future
According to the IDA Ireland, the National Development Plan promises the highest-ever investment in vital infrastructure from public transport and housing to sustainability and education up to 2030. With a 165 million euro budget committed for major infrastructure.
Telecommunication and Broadband
According to the IDA, Ireland offers an advanced telecoms and broadband infrastructure, backed by a large number of service providers operating in an open and competitive market, giving investors the choice of high capacity connectivity with access to Tier 1 high-speed, low latency networks to the US, UK and EU.
Economic Strength
Ireland's resilient economy made us one of the best-performing advanced economies in the world, even during Covid. Our underlying structural strengths and capital investment plans mean we're well-positioned for future growth. This makes Ireland a very attractive place to conduct business.
Pro Business Environment
According to the IDA, Ireland is the fourth most competitive economy in Europe and 12th globally. Ireland consistently ranks among the top countries in the world in which to do business, supporting FDI growth.
Quality of Life
Recognized international indexes rank Ireland amongst the best places in the world for quality of life, satisfaction levels, household income, education, health, and life expectancy. 2nd the highest quality of life in the world.
High-Standard Digital Economy
According to the DESI Index 2021, Ireland is ranked as the fifth most advanced digital economy in the EU, which is another attraction to Ireland
Reasons to work in Ireland!!
That brings my post to an end, thanks very much for reading and I hope to hear your feedback again next week.
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