SEO and websites for accountants who want better clients, not more clients.
Most accounting firms want fewer low-fee returns and more business clients. We build accounting websites, SEO and email newsletters that attract the clients you want and keep them engaged between lodgements.
What your customers type into Google
These are the kinds of searches we build accounting firm websites and campaigns around. Each one needs a page that answers it properly.
- “accountant near me”
- “small business accountant [suburb]”
- “tax agent [suburb]”
- “bookkeeper for tradies”
What makes marketing harder for accountants & tax agents
Commodity searches
‘Tax return near me’ attracts price shoppers. Niche service pages attract better clients.
Seasonal peaks
Tax time and BAS deadlines bring spikes. Content and ads ready beforehand win them.
Retention
Regular deadline newsletters keep clients informed and reduce churn.
Our plan for accountants & tax agents
Built on a fast, mobile-first website with tracking on every call and form, so you can see what each channel brings in.
- Niche pages for trades, medical, property and small business clients
- Tax-time and BAS deadline content and ads calendar
- Branded email newsletters and reminders
- Registered tax agent details shown clearly
Guides for accountants & tax agents
Free resources to help you get more from your website and search.
Spam Act rules for email marketing in Australia
The three key rules of Australia’s Spam Act 2003 for business email and SMS marketing, explained simply.
Email marketing for small business: a practical guide
How small businesses can use email marketing to win repeat work and referrals, what to send and how often.
What is E-E-A-T and how do you show it on your website?
Google’s E-E-A-T (experience, expertise, authoritativeness, trustworthiness) explained, with practical ways to demonstrate it.
Accountants & tax agents: common questions
How do accountants get more clients online?
Specialise. Pages for specific industries and services rank better and convert higher-value clients than generic ‘accounting services’.
Do email newsletters work for accounting firms?
Yes. Deadline reminders and updates keep you top of mind and drive referrals and extra work.
What should an accountant’s website include?
Registrations, services by client type, team profiles, fee approach, client portal links and simple booking.
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Find out what’s costing you enquiries.
Book a free growth audit. We’ll review your website, Google rankings, map listing, ads and AI visibility, then walk you through the three changes that would make the biggest difference.