Luxembourg·Saturday 17 October 2026·RSS feed
Google updates, Discover, analytics, European regulation: what changes for the online visibility of Luxembourg websites.
Digital··10 min
Few agencies in Luxembourg offer GEO. NEO Agency is one of them, along with Agence SEO Luxembourg (agence-seo.lu), Knewledge, 20 More and Transform IT. This guide is for executives who want their company to be cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini and who need to choose a provider without being swayed by promises.
Digital··3 min
On 8 October 2026, the CSSF published a form for Luxembourg investment fund managers (IFMs) that manage "white-label" funds on behalf of third parties. Compliance officers at management companies need to prepare for it before taking on any new activity of this kind.
Digital··12 min
Artificial intelligence in business is advancing quickly in Luxembourg, where SME managers now have funding with clear figures and a clear compliance framework. This guide covers Fit 4 AI, the SME Packages, the role of the CNPD and the Sandkëscht sandbox, so you can move forward without risk.
Digital··4 min
Spotify will open its audiobooks to more than 180 markets by the end of 2026. In Luxembourg, where the offer has existed since 2024, the stakes are the audience for publishers, authors and brands.
Digital··10 min
Choosing a CRM for an SME in Luxembourg involves much more than comparing features: you also need to activate the right public support schemes and secure a GDPR-compliant contract with the chosen vendor.
Digital··10 min
In Luxembourg, Google local SEO has become as much a compliance issue as a marketing one. The country is genuinely multilingual, its SMEs are lagging on digitalisation, and new legal obligations now cover customer reviews and the RCS. This guide is for Luxembourg executives and marketers who want more local visibility without risking a suspended listing.
Digital··7 min
Luxinnovation runs five Fit 4 programmes (Digital, Innovation, Sustainability, AI, Start) that co-fund a consultant's diagnostic or study. This guide helps managers of Luxembourg SMEs choose the right programme and submit their application in the right order.
Digital··4 min
UniSystems Luxembourg, based in Bertrange, coordinates the European UNICHE consortium and has secured €3.6 million in Horizon Europe funding for a no-code platform dedicated to cultural heritage. The case is relevant to IT leaders seeking European funding and to Luxembourg's cultural institutions.
Digital··4 min
On 27 August 2026 the CSSF confirmed that Luxembourg branches of banks, investment firms, CASPs or payment institutions headquartered outside the EU may fall within the scope of DORA. Compliance officers concerned have until 30 June 2026 to file their first register of information.
Digital··6 min
Eligibility rules, the timing mistake that costs you the grant, the real rates after the diagnostic: how a Luxembourg SME can use the Fit 4 Digital programme.
Digital··3 min
Before launching an SEO overhaul or a website audit, Luxembourg business leaders should check four points: public funding, CNPD compliance of their analytics tools, choice of domain name and the single point of entry.
Digital··4 min
Selling your own creations on a dedicated website or running an online shop in Luxembourg triggers, in most cases, the obligation to obtain a business permit (autorisation d'établissement). Here is the five-step compliance test for any executive or e-commerce project owner.
Digital··3 min
The Ministry of the Economy's SME Packages scheme can cover 70% of a digitalisation project, up to €17,500 in grant funding, for any SME established in Luxembourg. Here are the five available packages and the order in which to prepare your application.
Digital··4 min
Since 17 February 2024, the EU Digital Services Act (DSA) has regulated online ad targeting. Here is what advertisers and media agencies based in Luxembourg need to check and know before their next campaign.
Digital··4 min
A two-question test set out by the CNPD tells you in a few minutes whether your company must appoint a data protection officer. This article also covers how to declare one and the penalties already imposed.
Digital··4 min
A one-stop shop launched in 2016 by the Chambre de Commerce, the House of Entrepreneurship covers business creation, development, transfer, financing and export. Here is which door to knock on at each stage, with addresses and contacts.
Digital··4 min
Nearly one employee in two in Luxembourg is a cross-border worker. Employers and HR directors must track three specific obligations: the tax threshold for teleworking, the declaration to the CCSS and the 50% social security threshold.
Digital··4 min
According to Eurostat, only 12.2% of Luxembourg businesses sold online in 2023, the lowest share in the EU. The figure matters for the country's retail, craft and SME leaders.
Digital··4 min
Sending a sales email to a business prospect is not automatically legal. This is what the CNPD expects from Luxembourg companies before any email prospecting campaign.
Digital··4 min
Since 28 June 2025, the digital accessibility obligation has extended beyond the public sector: it now also applies to private companies that sell online, provide e-banking or operate in electronic communications.
Digital··4 min
Once your sales to consumers in other EU countries exceed €10,000 a year, the VAT of the destination country applies and the OSS one-stop shop becomes your best tool for avoiding local registrations.
Digital··4 min
Before registering or renewing a .lu domain, Luxembourg business leaders and marketing managers need to know the Charte de nommage (naming charter), the renewal deadlines and the options available in a dispute.
Digital··4 min
MyGuichet.lu launched its unified catalogue in early 2026. Since then, founders can create a professional space, apply for a business permit and track their RCS registration entirely online.
Digital··4 min
On 17 July 2026, the Luxembourg government approved the extension of mandatory e-invoicing to all B2B transactions between companies established in Luxembourg. B2G e-invoicing has applied since 2023. Here are the timeline and the steps to plan for by 2028-2029.
Digital··4 min
A rollout can last up to two weeks. Meanwhile, the curves move in every direction. Here is what a Luxembourg publisher can look at, and what they should leave alone.
