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How to Successfully Market a New Business in Ireland in 2025




Marketing a new business in Ireland in 2025 requires a mix of digital and traditional strategies, considering the evolving consumer behaviour, local trends, and regulatory environment. Here's a solid plan to get started:


1. Build a Strong Online Presence

  • Website: Create a fast, mobile-friendly, and SEO-optimised website. Make sure it includes clear CTA's (Call To Action), an "About Us" page, and local contact details.

  • Google Business Profile: Optimise your listing for local search visibility (Google Maps, reviews, opening hours, etc.).

  • SEO & Content Marketing: Write blog posts, guides, or case studies relevant to your industry to attract organic traffic.


2. Leverage Social Media & Influencers

  • Choose the Right Platforms:

    • B2C: Instagram, TikTok, Facebook

    • B2B: LinkedIn, Twitter

  • Influencer Marketing: Partner with Irish micro-influencers or content creators to build trust and brand awareness.

  • User-Generated Content: Encourage customers to tag your business and share testimonials.


3. Digital Advertising & Lead Generation

  • Google & Social Media Ads: Use targeted Facebook, Instagram, and Google Ads to reach local audiences.

  • Retargeting: Use pixel tracking to retarg



    et website visitors with special offers.

  • Email Marketing: Build a mailing list and nurture leads with personalised emails.


4. Local Networking & Partnerships

  • Attend Events & Trade Shows: Engage in local business events like Dublin Tech Summit, Enterprise Ireland Meetups, etc.

  • Partner with Local Businesses: Collaborate with complementary businesses for cross-promotions.

  • Join Business Groups: Get involved with local chambers of commerce, networking groups, or online business communities like Guaranteed Irish or IBEC.


5. PR & Media Outreach

  • Local Press & Blogs: Get featured in Irish business publications like The Irish Times, Business Post, or local community newspapers.

  • Radio & Podcasts: Appear on business or industry-related podcasts (e.g., Irish Business Podcast).


6. Offline Marketing Tactics

  • Branded Merchandise: Give away eco-friendly merch at events.

  • Guerrilla Marketing: Creative street marketing campaigns in high-traffic areas (Dublin, Cork, Galway).

  • Referral Programs: Offer discounts or perks for word-of-mouth referrals.


7. Stay Compliant & Adapt to Trends

  • Follow GDPR rules for data collection.

  • Keep an eye on emerging tech like AI in marketing.

  • Monitor trends in sustainability and ethical business practices, which are increasingly important to Irish consumers.

 
 
 

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