SWOT Analysis for an Irish Small Business, with an Example and a Template
A SWOT analysis explained for Irish small businesses: the four boxes, a worked example with the things Irish owners face in 2026, a template,…
Search, ads, websites and content for Mayo businesses, in one place.
Organic growth 900 6,000 monthly organic visitsEnter your website and we will uncover the opportunities hiding across search, advertising, content and conversion.
Tell us your goals and your website. We'll come back with the opportunities we find.
Want a digital marketing agency in Mayo that gets judged on enquiries?
Start with the complaint we hear most, which is a search that lands on a competitor or a paid click that never becomes an enquiry. Bubblehub Media is the digital marketing agency that works on that problem for Mayo businesses.
If we don’t double your qualified leads within 90 days, we work for free until we do.
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Each month, the figures list every call, form and booking against the channel and search that produced it, and the ones that produced nothing are shown as well. Impressions sit in the background. Nothing is promised in advance, and the record of what arrived is the measure to judge us by.
Search rankings and AI summaries rely on overlapping sources, namely the listings and pages that already perform well. Mayo businesses benefit from a finished profile, a distinct page for each service and prices in plain text, all of which a human searcher and an automated summary can use. Getting this right once serves both audiences. That is the sort of work that rewards patience, and the results build up over time.
Trading started in 2013; the head office is in County Louth. Google Partner standing puts us in Ireland’s top 3 per cent of Google Partners, and Shopify Partner status sits next to it. Both credentials carry a public record that anyone can check.
Management here starts at €450 a month plus VAT, with channels confirmed together beforehand. Trade and reach set the final figure, so treat the number as an opening position. We set the monthly figure out in writing before anything begins. We propose whatever your existing enquiries point toward, not whichever approach is currently popular.
Reviewing a Google Ads account in Mayo costs €295 plus VAT. The audit page describes its scope and who benefits most.
Describe your trade and name the towns you would like to work from. A used-car forecourt in Castlebar and a bistro in Westport look for customers in different ways, so the first pages are built around the phrases each group actually types. Before anything new is proposed, we look at what is already producing enquiries and what should be kept. If you already know which searches matter in your trade, tell us, because that shortens the groundwork. Your first conversation can cover what not to spend on as much as what to spend on.
Client results, measured in the numbers the business cares about.
Read the case studiesA Mayo customer who goes hunting for your trade and finds only rivals has rung someone else. We build the map listing…
Web design for Mayo businesses, found on the phone your customers are holding.
Strategy, search, paid media, websites and creative, coordinated by one accountable team with senior people on every account.
A clear process. A team that stays involved. Progress you can see.
Understand your market, customers and what’s holding growth back.
Set the priorities, budget and goals. Give every action a purpose.
Launch the work, test what happens and keep making it better.
Track enquiries, sales and the results that matter to your business.
Clarity at every step. From our first conversation onwards.
Let’s plan your next moveWe recently worked with Bubblehub on building our new custom e-commerce website and are delighted with the result.
We've been using Sam and Dave at Bubble Hub for a few years now after switching from a previous provider who didn't even notice when a few of our sites got hacked.
Delighted we went with Bubblehub. From the first chat, you could tell they knew their stuff, no sales pitch, just honest advice.
The guys in Bubblehub are a great team to work with. They set up our website and are so reliable in keeping it up to date.
It depends who you ask, which is half the problem. For us it is five things under one roof: SEO, Google Ads and paid media, web design and development, social media and email marketing. Developers, designers, writers, videographers and drone pilots are all in the team, so the work is not passed out to someone else.
With whatever is costing you most right now. If people are already searching for what you sell and cannot find you, that is SEO. If you need enquiries this month, that is paid media. If the traffic arrives and does not convert, the website is the problem first. We will tell you which one it is before you spend anything.
It depends on the channel. Paid campaigns can be live within days, with the first useful data inside a week or two. SEO is months rather than days: early signals in eight to twelve weeks and meaningful movement in four to six. We report against leads and revenue rather than clicks, so you can see which is which.
No. Most clients start with one thing and add another when the first is working. If a service would not earn its keep for you yet, we will say so rather than sell it.
Yes. The address on this page is where we meet people in Mayo, and we work with businesses right across Ireland and the United Kingdom. If we are not the right fit for what you need, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
Whichever channel your customers already use. If people search for what you sell, search comes first. If they buy on how something looks, social and the photography come first. If you need enquiries this month rather than this year, paid advertising comes first and the rest follows. We will tell you which after looking, and we will tell you what to leave alone.
Start with one, or two at most. Spreading a small budget across four channels buys four campaigns too small to learn anything from. The exception is the website, because everything else sends people to it, and a slow or vague site wastes whatever you spend upstream of it.
Both, and the honest answer is that below a certain budget some channels are not worth starting. We would rather tell you that on the phone than take the money and report on a campaign that was never going to move. If a one-off piece of work would serve you better than a monthly retainer, we will say so.