UK and Northern Ireland

Digital and AI Support for UK Businesses

Practical digital and AI, from Dublin, for Ireland and the UK. We train your people, build the systems and measure the results, remotely across the UK and in person in Northern Ireland.

Delivered
Remotely across the UK
On site
Northern Ireland; Great Britain by arrangement
Meetings
Teams or Zoom
Start with
A written scope and quote

What we deliver

What we deliver remotely

Everything below runs on Teams or Zoom. We deliver on site in Northern Ireland, and in Great Britain for workshops by arrangement.

Training

Live team workshops and training sessions on ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and Gemini, with attendance records and an AI use policy template.

Planning

The AI Readiness Sprint reviews how your business runs and gives you a shortlist of AI and automation opportunities with a 90-day roadmap.

Automation

Workflows built with Make.com, Zapier and Microsoft 365, such as invoice capture, lead routing or a weekly KPI report, then tested and handed over.

Search

Technical, on-page and international SEO, plus visibility in Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity.

Websites

WordPress and Elementor builds, booking and membership systems and website care plans, built and supported remotely.

Ways to start

Five ways to start, each with a defined scope and deliverables. Fixed scope, ask for a quote.

Northern Ireland

Digital consultancy for Northern Ireland businesses

Northern Ireland is close to our Dublin base, so we deliver in person there as well as online. If you sell across the island of Ireland, your website, search and campaigns need to work for customers on both sides of the border.

  • All-island buyers: SEO and content planned for customers in Northern Ireland and the Republic, using international SEO where you target both.
  • SEO audits for Belfast and NI businesses: our AI Search Visibility Audit covers technical SEO, local search and how AI tools describe you, with a prioritised fix list.
  • In-person delivery: workshops, staff training days and project kick-offs on site in Northern Ireland.
  • Training for NI teams: AI literacy workshops and training for Northern Ireland employers and professional bodies, on site or online.

Sectors with UK reach

Where our UK work fits best

These are the sectors where our Irish work carries straight across to UK buyers.

Professional services

AI literacy, automation and AI search for practices, including ACCA and ICAEW firms, from an ACCA Ireland speaker.

Membership and industry bodies

Member training on AI and digital tools, as we deliver for ACCA Ireland and on SIMI Skillnet programmes for the motor industry.

B2B

AI search programmes for specialist firms: schema markup, standards-based content and tracking of AI citations, as we run for a technical B2B laboratory group.

How engagements work

How a UK engagement works

We handle personal data in line with GDPR and put data processing terms in writing where a project needs them.

Step 1

Intro call

A short video call on Teams or Zoom to understand what you need, what you have tried and whether we are the right fit.

Step 2

Written scope and quote

You get a written scope with deliverables, timings and a fixed quote before work starts. Changes are agreed in writing, so there are no surprises.

Step 3

Delivery

Work runs remotely with regular check-ins, plus on-site sessions in Northern Ireland, or in Great Britain by arrangement.

Step 4

Handover and support

Training and written notes so your team can run what we build, with ongoing support on a care plan if you want it.

Support schemes

UK skills context

The UK has its own AI skills programmes, such as AI Skills Boost. Our training can sit alongside them, and we supply a written scope and session outlines so your team knows exactly what each session covers.

Proof

Work that travels

Our named case studies are Irish. The same methods, tools and training apply to UK organisations.

ACCA Ireland

Philip Weldon presenting on AI and technology in small and medium practices at the ACCA Ireland conference

Philip Weldon speaks on AI at ACCA Ireland events, including the Annual Conference 2026 and an AI for Accountancy Practices session.

Leitrim County Council

The Leitrim Gathering logo over a woodland waterfall

A campaign website, registration pathway and Facebook-led awareness plan for local, regional and diaspora audiences. Over 250,000 organic Facebook impressions in the first three weeks.

MPOWER at HIV Ireland

Laptop showing the MPOWER rapid test booking page

Bookings inside the existing website, with SMS confirmation, phone verification and a follow-up survey. Outcome: less manual admin and more control of testing availability.

Common questions from UK organisations

Do you work across Great Britain or only Northern Ireland?

Both. Most work runs remotely across the UK. We deliver on site in Northern Ireland and, for workshops, in Great Britain by arrangement.

How do meetings and training work remotely?

We use Teams or Zoom, whichever your organisation prefers. Training sessions are live and interactive, with follow-up notes and attendance records.

Can you train staff in several UK offices at once?

Yes. Live online sessions can bring several offices together, and we can follow up with smaller role-based sessions for each team.

How do you handle our data?

In line with GDPR. We agree what data we need, where it is stored and who can access it, and put data processing terms in writing where a project needs them.

Can you audit SEO for a Belfast business?

Yes. The AI Search Visibility Audit covers technical SEO, local search in Belfast and Northern Ireland, and how AI tools describe your business, with a prioritised list of fixes.

Can you work alongside our existing web or IT provider?

Yes. We set out in the written scope who owns what, so your provider, your team and we each know our part.

How do you price UK work?

The same way as in Ireland: fixed scope wherever possible, with a written quote before anything starts. Ask for a quote.

Talk to us about your UK project

Book a call with Philip Weldon, Managing Director, on Teams or Zoom. You will come away with a clear next step, whether or not we work together.

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