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CPA Firm Marketing That Brings In Clients Worth Keeping

Tax season brings plenty of calls, and many are one-time returns. We help your firm attract year-round clients for bookkeeping, advisory and business tax work.

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Accounting & CPA Firms marketing

How we bring you more clients

Accounting clients are loyal once they land. Getting the right ones is the hard part. In February, everyone with a W-2 searches 'tax preparer near me'. In September, a restaurant owner in Flushing realizes the books are a mess. In December, a contractor in Massapequa wants to talk about entity structure before year-end. Each is a different client with a very different value to your firm.

We plan marketing around your priorities and your calendar, with service pages and ads for the work you want to grow, a Google Business Profile that shows up when local owners search, and articles that answer what clients ask before they pay for advice. Credentials are stated exactly as licensed, because New York takes the CPA title seriously.

Real searches

What your clients type into Google

cpa near me
small business accountant queens
tax preparer open saturday near me
bookkeeping services long island
accountant for llc nyc
accountant to help with irs letter

Each of these searches is an opportunity to be the business they choose. We build pages, profiles and ads around them.

The challenge

What makes Accounting & CPA Firms marketing different

Tax season swamps everything

From February to April your team has no time for marketing, and many incoming calls are one-time returns. Firms that only market during tax season stay stuck in that cycle.

Every CPA site looks the same

Most accounting websites list the same services next to the same calculator stock photo. A prospect cannot tell what you specialize in or which clients you serve well.

Title and firm name rules

Only licensed individuals can use 'CPA' in New York, and a firm name can include it only when all owners are CPAs. Bios, ads and directory listings have to match your actual licenses and firm registration.

The plan

Our approach

Targeted work, each element tied to the service that delivers it, focused on attracting more clients.

Niche service pages
Pages for the industries and situations you serve, such as restaurants, contractors, medical practices or real estate investors. Each has plain-language explanations and a clear way to book a consultation.
SEO
A profile tuned for business clients
Categories, services, hours and posts that reflect your advisory and bookkeeping work as well as tax prep. Grid tracking shows where business owners nearby can find you.
Local SEO & Google Maps
Off-season ad campaigns
Google Ads for bookkeeping, payroll and business tax planning that run from late spring through fall, when you have room for new clients and they have time to switch firms. Budgets pull back in tax season if your calendar is full.
Google Ads & PPC
Deadline reminders on LinkedIn and email
Short posts and newsletters around estimated tax payments, extension deadlines and year-end planning. A CPA at your firm reviews each one before it goes out.
Social Media Marketing
Reviews from business clients
A short request after a return is filed or a project wraps up, sent to every client. Responses are drafted so they never confirm someone is a client or discuss their finances.
Reviews & Reputation Management