Is a website worth it for a small accountancy practice?
Yes, if it does a job. Most prospective clients check you online, even after a referral. A site that explains your services clearly, shows fee guidance and makes booking easy turns that check into a consultation.
How do I get clients for a new practice without relying only on referrals?
Be findable locally: a complete Google Business Profile, pages for the services and client types you want, reviews from early clients, and quick replies to every enquiry.
Why does my website rank but bring in few enquiries?
Usually it's what happens after the click: no clear services or fee guidance, no obvious next step, or slow replies. We fix the page and the follow-up together.
How can I automate chasing clients for documents?
Automatic reminders by email and text, stepping up as the deadline nears, with a simple link to send what's needed. No expensive practice software required, and no portal password for clients to forget.
How do accountants rank in Google Maps?
A complete, verified Google Business Profile in the right category, consistent details across the web, regular activity and a steady flow of reviews. Distance matters too, so pages for the areas you serve help.
How do accountants get more Google reviews?
Ask at the natural moment, just after a return is filed or a problem is solved, with a direct link. We automate the request so it happens every time.
Does the assistant give tax or financial advice?
No, and that's deliberate. It answers practical questions about your practice, such as services, fees guidance and hours, takes details and books consultations. Anything that needs professional judgement goes to you.
Will this replace my staff?
No. It handles the repetitive front-office work, like first replies, booking and chasing, so your team can spend its time on client work.