Accounting firm websites and SEO
Your website is often where a new client decides whether to trust you with their books. I build accounting firm websites for CPAs, bookkeepers and tax advisors that look professional, stay within your profession's advertising rules and explain your services in plain language. Then I add SEO for accountants, so someone searching for an accountant near them finds your practice first. I also write content that answers the questions new business owners really ask.
Who it's for
- 01Accounting practices that still get most clients only by referral
- 02CPAs and tax advisors with an outdated site or one that looks poor on a phone
- 03Firms that want to work with new businesses and startups
- 04Accountants opening in a new area or adding a new service
A trustworthy professional site
I design a clear, calm website that presents your firm, team and services and reads well on a phone.
Wording that respects professional rules
Copy is informative rather than promotional, with no exaggerated promises or claims of superiority. You review everything against your own licensing body's rules before it goes live.
Local search visibility
I set up your Google Business Profile and keep your name, address and phone consistent, so people searching "accountant near me" see you.
Content that answers client questions
I write articles on real questions such as "Should I form an LLC or stay a sole proprietor?" so you stand apart from other accounting firm websites.
Easy ways to get in touch
Visitors can call, message or fill in a short form in one step, and you can easily track every inquiry.
Monthly report
I report in plain language how many people visit, which searches bring them and how many contact you.
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Intro call
I listen to how your firm works and which clients you want more of.
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Plan and quote
I put the page structure and the work in writing, and we start once you approve.
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Design and copy
I design the site and write the text in line with professional rules. We review everything together before launch.
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Launch and local setup
I publish the site, submit it to Google and set up your business profile.
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Content and reporting
I add articles that answer client questions, and we review results every month.
- Am I allowed to advertise my accounting practice online?
- Most licensing bodies set rules for how accountants may promote themselves, and they differ by state and country. I keep the tone informative and avoid exaggerated promises or comparisons. I still recommend checking the current rules with your own board or association.
- Which pages does an accounting firm website need?
- A home page, services, an about page, FAQs and contact page is a solid start. A separate page for each main service, such as bookkeeping, tax preparation or payroll, helps both clients and Google.
- How will new business owners find me?
- They usually search for things like "accountant for small business" or "accountant near me" plus their town. Service pages, a complete business profile and articles that answer their questions help you show up.
- Do I really need a Google Business Profile?
- For local search it matters a lot. Your address, hours and client reviews appear right in the results, which builds trust before anyone visits your site. I suggest only asking real clients for reviews.
- How long until I see results, and can you guarantee first place?
- No one can guarantee a first-place ranking on Google. Early movement usually shows within a few months, and 6 to 12 months is realistic for lasting results. What I commit to is the work itself and a clear monthly report.
- How is pricing set?
- I prepare a quote based on your needs, the number of pages and the SEO work involved. I listen first, then send a written proposal.
Other services
- Website DesignA website that explains your business clearly, loads fast and gets visitors to contact you.
- SEO ServicesSteady work so that when your customers search for what you do on Google, they find you.
- Local SEOShow up in "near me" searches and on Google Maps when customers in your area are looking.
- Website RedesignI renew your old, slow or underperforming website while keeping the place you've earned on Google.
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Let's talk about your firm
Tell me briefly about your practice and the clients you want to reach, and I'll explain the website and SEO plan that fits.