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SEO for accountants
Reach people looking for the accounting services your practice provides.
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Altaonix is based in Wimbledon, working with businesses across London and the UK.
The work we can help with
Help suitable clients assess your practice
Make your services clear to the businesses and individuals you want to work with.
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Service-led searches
Explain accounting, payroll, tax and advisory work according to what your practice offers.
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Client fit
Show who you work with and what a prospective client needs to know before making contact.
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Local and specialist demand
Choose the role of local coverage and specialist services in your search strategy.
Free visibility audit
Review your practice’s search presence
Start with a free look at how prospective clients find your services and approach the practice.
Accounting services
We review how clearly your pages explain the services and clients you want to prioritise.
Practice information
We look at public business information and the routes into your local or specialist pages.
First enquiries
We check what a prospective client can find out before contacting you and how that enquiry begins.
We review your website and public search presence, then explain what deserves attention first. If further work would help, we can discuss the scope with you. There is no obligation to continue.
Tell us about your business
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Share your website and the work you want to attract.
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Our approach
How we can improve your search presence
Explore the approach for your business. Each section explains the work and the information we would need from you.
Choose the clients and work you want
A sole trader choosing an accountant needs different information from a business looking for payroll support or management accounts. We help your website explain who you work with, what you do and how a prospective client can get started.
We start with the practice’s services, client mix and capacity. You may want more recurring accounts work, a particular business sector or enquiries for a specialist service you already provide.
Those priorities help us choose the pages to improve. A page aimed at a first-time sole trader should not assume the same knowledge as one written for a finance director comparing outsourced support.
Make your services easier to assess
Accounts and business support
Explain which businesses you work with and what the engagement includes. Prospective clients should be able to distinguish year-end accounts from ongoing bookkeeping or management information, where those services are offered.
Payroll and bookkeeping
Set out the work your practice handles and the information needed to discuss a new engagement. We help organise the explanation without promising compatibility with software your team has not confirmed.
Tax and specialist services
Pages should describe your firm’s actual scope and the people responsible for the work. Your specialists provide and approve any technical information. The website can explain the service without trying to answer an individual’s tax position.
Decide where local and specialist searches fit
A practice working with nearby businesses may need strong local service pages and accurate office information. A firm with a specialist sector or service may also need content for clients further afield.
We choose that balance from your offer and the clients you can support. We do not assume that every town needs a separate page. Each proposed page should answer a distinct customer need.
Show the people behind the practice
Prospective clients need to understand who they will work with and whether the practice suits their business. We help present team information, supplied qualifications and approved client evidence where available.
Professional titles, memberships and specialist claims need to be checked by your firm. A useful biography explains the person’s role and relevant experience without relying on broad claims of expertise.
Make the first enquiry useful
The website can ask for the broad service required, business type and a way to respond. Detailed records and financial information can be discussed later through the process your practice uses.
We review which pages bring enquiries and, where your feedback allows, whether those contacts fit the practice’s services and capacity. That is more useful than judging every increase in traffic as a success.
Can we target a particular kind of client
Yes. We can plan pages for a client group or specialist service your practice supports. The recommendation depends on the information you can provide and the demand we find.
Do we need to target only local searches
No. Local and wider specialist searches can serve different parts of the practice. We plan for the clients you can work with and keep your location information accurate.
Who checks the technical content
Your team supplies and approves the specialist information. We help develop and organise the copy so it explains the services accurately and is easier for prospective clients to use.
Can you tell which enquiries become clients
Only where tracking and your practice records support that connection. We agree what can be measured and avoid treating every form submission as a new client.
Free visibility audit
Review how clients find your practice
Tell us about your services, target clients and website. Start with a free visibility audit to identify the pages and search opportunities worth reviewing.