European information · Google search
EU Inc makes changing European company rules easier to understand.
There was plenty of commentary online but little help for people trying to make a decision. EU Inc had to keep every answer current, sourced and clear about what was still uncertain.
4 active languages · 15 pages shown to search engines
01 · The problem
More articles would have created more outdated advice.
The rules changed often and differed between countries. Readers needed to know what was in force, what was only proposed and which country each rule applied to.
02 · What we built
We built fewer pages and kept them trustworthy.
- 01Rules for which sources and pages could be published
- 02Comparisons, timelines and answers built around real questions
- 03Four language versions without duplicate pages in Google
- 04Regular checks that update or remove old official sources
03 · How it reached people
Google saw only the pages we could keep accurate.
Instead of translating everything, we focused Google and AI search tools on a small set of useful pages. Other language versions could still be tested without pretending they were ready to rank.
04 · What changed
What we can prove
The current site supports four languages. Two are open to search engines and two are being tested. Only fifteen decision pages are currently allowed into Google, while older pages can be updated, combined or removed.
EU Inc is an AC0-owned project, so we name and link it. The website explains sources and choices; it does not provide legal or tax advice.
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