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How Accountant Here works

The four-step process behind a done-for-you blog and local SEO engine for accounting firms, from discovery call to booked appointments.

How it works

Four steps. Then it runs without you.

Onboarding asks for about ninety minutes of your time. After that, the engine runs and you read a one-page report each month.

  1. 1

    Discovery call

    45 minutes

    We map your services, your area, the clients you want more of, and the real search terms people nearby type when they need an accountant.

  2. 2

    We build the engine

    Days 1–14

    Google Business Profile rebuilt, service and service-area pages written, citations cleaned up, and call and form tracking so every enquiry is attributable.

  3. 3

    We publish, measure, and adjust

    Ongoing

    We publish against the questions your future clients search, then watch what ranks and turns into calls. Winners get built on; the rest gets dropped. The plan answers to the data.

  4. 4

    Enquiries land in your calendar

    Ongoing

    Booking form, tracked phone number, and a one-page monthly report: what ranked, who called, and which articles brought them in.

What’s included

Everything the visibility problem needs, in one engine

Not a content subscription. Not an SEO retainer with a slide deck. The whole path from search to booked appointment, run for you.

Done-for-you content, steered by data

We write for the questions that precede hiring an accountant, then let performance decide what comes next.

Local SEO & Google Business Profile

Profile, categories, weekly posts, citation consistency and local schema. The work that actually moves you into the map pack.

Service-area landing pages

A real page for every service in every town you serve, so you rank for “small business accountant in ___”.

A site built to convert

Fast, mobile-first, and pointed at one action: booking a call. A form that does not ask for a life story.

Compliance-aware review

Every article is checked against current guidance and written to inform, not advise. You approve before anything publishes.

Review generation

Well-timed review requests to happy clients: the strongest local ranking lever most firms never systematise.

Monthly reporting that fits on a page

Rankings, traffic, calls and booked appointments, in plain English, with what changes next month and why.

Lead routing & booking

Enquiries arrive by email and text within seconds and land in your calendar. A two-day reply is a lost client.

Local search

Own the searches that end in a phone call

Nobody searching “what is a balance sheet” is about to hire you. The searches worth owning come with intent and a postcode, and your competition is a stale website and an unclaimed profile.

Intent, not impressions
We chase terms that come with a wallet and a deadline, not ones that make a traffic chart look good.
Your town, every service
Coverage is built service-by-service and town-by-town, so you appear for the exact thing someone needs, where they need it.
Compounding, not rented
Ads stop the day you stop paying. Rankings keep working, and the asset stays yours.

Searches we build you into: accountant near me, small business CPA in your city, tax preparer near me open now, bookkeeper for contractors in your city, S-corp accountant in your city, best accountant for freelancers near me

In practice

What changes in the first six months

Local SEO compounds. Here is the shape of a typical engagement.

Enquiries over time, illustrative
1

Month 1

Foundations land: profile, tracking, service pages, first articles. Enquiries you already get become measurable.

2

Months 2–3

Long-tail articles start ranking and the map pack position moves. First enquiries arrive that no referral explains.

3

Months 4–6

Compounding kicks in. Competitive local terms land, and there is enough volume to be selective about who you take.

Fit

Built for one kind of business

We only work with accounting practices. Content, keywords and compliance review are all tuned to one profession.

A strong fit if you are

  • A solo CPA, EA or chartered accountant with more capacity than enquiries
  • A 2–15 person firm that grew on referrals and has run out of them
  • A bookkeeping or advisory practice moving upmarket to retainer clients
  • A firm that wants year-round clients, not a 1040 rush and nine quiet months

Probably not a fit if you are

  • Looking for a one-off website with no ongoing content
  • Expecting first-page rankings inside a month
  • A national chain needing multi-region enterprise SEO
  • Unwilling to spend twenty minutes a month reviewing what goes out

Next step

Someone in your town is searching right now.

They will call one of the first three firms they see. Fifteen minutes tells you what it takes for that firm to be yours.

Book your strategy call

No pitch deck. No obligation. We will tell you if we are not the right fit.