Businesses.ie

For experts, firms and Irish business brands

Bring useful expertise to Ireland's company-research audience

Share a genuinely helpful article as an expert contributor, or work with our team on a clearly labelled sponsored industry insight. Both routes put reader value and editorial credibility first.

Choose the right route

Two ways to publish with us

Editorial route

Expert contribution

For accountants, solicitors, founders, researchers and specialists with original knowledge that helps our readers make better business decisions.

  • No publication fee
  • Named author profile and credentials
  • Selected solely for editorial value

We do not guarantee publication, placement, traffic or links. Our team controls the headline, edits and final publication decision.

Commercial route

Sponsored industry insight

For relevant brands that want to educate an Irish professional audience through a useful, transparent and professionally produced article.

  • Topic and audience fit agreed first
  • Writing and editing support available
  • Clear sponsorship label and campaign reporting
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Sponsored content

A credible content partnership, not a hidden advert

We build sponsored articles around a real reader question. Your expertise and brand are visible, while the sponsorship, sources and commercial links remain transparent.

Editorial production

We can edit your draft or shape an article from an approved brief so it fits our readers and publishing standards.

Relevant Irish audience

Reach founders, accountants, solicitors, investors and professionals researching Irish companies.

Visible promotion

Packages can include homepage, newsletter, research-hub or contextual promotion where the placement is genuinely relevant.

Clear reporting

Receive publication and campaign results such as page views, referral clicks and placement dates where available.

Editorial standards

What we will consider

  • Original, practical insight for people doing business in Ireland
  • Clear author expertise and a verifiable professional identity
  • Evidence from primary or reputable sources
  • No copied, mass-produced or keyword-stuffed content
  • No undisclosed promotion or misleading claims

How it works

From idea to publication

  1. 01

    Send the idea

    Tell us who you are, the audience problem, your proposed topic and whether it is editorial or sponsored.

  2. 02

    Agree the brief

    We confirm fit, format, sources, responsibilities, timeline and any commercial package before work starts.

  3. 03

    Editorial review

    Our team checks originality, evidence, disclosures, links and usefulness. Revisions may be required.

  4. 04

    Publish and measure

    Approved work is published with the correct byline or sponsorship label and any agreed promotion.

Questions

Publishing FAQ

Can I include a link to my website?

Yes, when the destination genuinely helps the reader. Editorial contributions may receive a natural source or author link at our discretion. Paid placements are labelled and commercial links use the appropriate sponsored link attributes.

Do you accept ready-written articles?

Yes, but every submission is reviewed and may be edited for accuracy, originality, tone and usefulness. Submission does not guarantee publication.

Can you write the article for us?

Yes. For sponsored industry insights, we can develop an approved topic, interview your subject-matter expert and prepare the article for review before publication.

Which topics work best?

Irish company formation, accounting, tax, legal compliance, due diligence, finance, business software, funding, employment and practical guidance for Irish SMEs.

Do sponsored articles influence company data or rankings?

No. Commercial relationships never change CRO-derived company records, editorial comparisons or the order of search results on Businesses.ie.

Have a useful topic for Irish businesses?

Send the topic, author or company, intended reader and preferred publishing route. We will reply with fit and next steps.

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