Accounting is a trust business with strong seasonality. The firms that grow fastest pick a niche, build referral partnerships and run campaigns before peak seasons.
Strategies
- Niche: "accounting for restaurants" or "bookkeeping for contractors" makes you the obvious choice.
- Local SEO: "accountant in [city]" and niche + city pages, Google Business Profile, reviews.
- Referral partners: lawyers, bankers, financial planners, business coaches.
- New business outreach: newly registered companies need bookkeeping and tax setup.
- Seasonal campaigns: before tax deadlines and year-end.
- LinkedIn content: practical tax tips for your niche.
- Lead magnets: tax deadline calendar, expense checklist, savings review.
Offer a low-risk first step
A free review of last year's return or a bookkeeping health check converts better than "book a consultation".
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Frequently asked questions
How do accountants get new clients?
Through referrals and partner networks, local SEO, niche specialisation, seasonal campaigns and outreach to new businesses.
What is a good lead magnet for accountants?
A free tax return review, a bookkeeping health check or a deadline calendar tailored to the firm's niche.