…Let’s try to end an old debate. Which is more important for a business: having a website or a Facebook page? Many small business owners are perplexed by this choice. Some complain about low visitor numbers to their website and a confusing array of site maintenance tasks. Meanwhile, those building their reputation through social networks…
…44% of all new registrations while Cork had 2,516 start-ups and 2,837 new .ie registrations. Interestingly the Barometer also states that there are 204,750 companies now trading in Ireland while at the end of 2016 221,871 .ie domains were active in our database. Corporate bodies and sole traders make up 72% of all .ie registrations in…
…findings of the latest dot ie Digital Health Index can be seen in this infographic: The research shows that just 32% of SMEs can take sales orders on their websites while only 28% can process payments and 35% can accept bookings or reservations on their websites. These numbers have increased slightly since the last dot ie…
…of such changes may result in the termination of the registration. c) The Registrant hereby authorises and permits IEDR to make the following Personal Data accessible on its website (through the so called WHOIS-search facility) – along with some other technical data – to guarantee the transparency of the Domain Name system towards the public: Name,…
…in 2016 you need to be online, ideally with your own website but at the very least your customers need to be able to find you when they search for you, otherwise they’ll become somebody else’s customers quite quickly. Secondly, if you are online, you should be looking to use your online presence to drive and…
…as well as campaigning tirelessly on key issues affecting over 40,000 people directly employed in the Irish technology and start up community. The Awards marked a fitting end to seven years as the CEO of the Irish Internet Association. Under her leadership the IIA has played a pivotal role in representing the needs and key issues…
