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Written for owners who are still researching. Each one is a checklist you can act on this week. Enter your email and we send it straight away.
One guide per lane
Website growth checklist for Irish care providers
A one-page checklist for home care, respite, clinic and therapy providers in Ireland. Run it against your current site in twenty minutes and see exactly what is costing you enquiries.
- The eight pages a care provider’s website needs, and what each one has to say to families and to funders.
- The trust signals a HSE-funded or private-pay client looks for before they ring, and where to put them.
- A plain-language check of your contact path: how many steps from search result to phone call.
- What your Google Business Profile must match on the site, and the fields most providers leave empty.
- A short list of the technical basics (speed, mobile, forms, consent) with a yes/no box for each.
Taking orders online without marketplace fees
For restaurants, takeaways, cafés and food producers. The break-even formula with a fill-in worksheet, and the six ways to move regulars from the apps to your own site.
- The break-even worksheet: your order value, your commission rate, and the number of direct orders a month that make a site pay.
- What a direct-ordering site must do on a phone, and the features that add cost without adding orders.
- Six proven ways to move regulars off the apps, from bag inserts to Google Business Profile buttons.
- How to keep the marketplaces for discovery without paying commission on your repeat customers.
- A launch-week plan: what to tell staff, what to print, what to post.
Doing business in Ghana from Ireland
A practical starter guide for Irish businesses and Ghanaian-Irish founders looking at the Ghanaian market: what to check first, who to talk to, and what a four-week market entry sprint covers.
- The five questions to answer before you spend money on the Ghanaian market, and how we answer them in a sprint.
- Registering a business in Ghana from Ireland: the steps, the bodies involved and the documents to prepare.
- How to find partners, distributors and first customers through the Ghanaian-Irish community and on the ground.
- Payments, currency and getting paid: the practical issues that catch first-time entrants.
- A one-page checklist for a first trip, including the festivals and events worth timing it around.
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