SEO for Accountants
We build service and location pages for accounting practices, covering self assessment, company accounts, VAT and Making Tax Digital, so the clients you want find you in every area you cover.
From £299 a month for Google Maps and reviewsLocation pages from £599 a month, with no setup fee
Start online with no sales call, or book a free 20 minute call with Richard, who does the work. No lock-in contracts.
5.0 out of 5 from 10 Google reviews (opens in a new tab)
- 225+
- pages built
- 2,891
- visits from Google in 90 days
- 4x
- more daily visits by quarter end
All Well Property Services, a South East London renovation firm. Google Search Console, 90 days to 17 July 2026. Read the case study
Monthly plans for accountants
We run your Google profile, get you more reviews and list you everywhere that counts. On the bigger plans, we build pages for the jobs you want more of. Month to month, and you can cancel online any time.
Local
For showing up on Google Maps without touching your website
£299
a month
- Your Google profile run for you, with a new post every week
- Up to 200 customers asked for a review each month
- Listed correctly on the 30 directories that matter
- A map of where you show up across your area, every month
No setup fee. Cancel online any time.
Local Plus
For a business ready to win more of the jobs it wants
£599
a month
- Everything in Local
- Two pages a month, new or improved, for the jobs and areas you want more of
- A monthly check of your site, with what we can reach fixed
- Your coverage map refreshed every week
No setup fee. Cancel online any time.
Area Leader
For covering more ground, or more than one location
£999
a month
- Everything in Local Plus
- Four pages a month, new or improved, across your areas
- Up to three areas or locations
- Up to 500 customers asked for a review each month
- Your main competitors watched
- Links earned from trade bodies, suppliers and local press
No setup fee. Cancel online any time.
Services We Help Accountants Rank For
- Self assessment tax returns
- Limited company accounts
- VAT returns
- Payroll
- Bookkeeping
- Making Tax Digital
- Tax planning
- Landlord accounts
- Management accounts
- Company formation
SEO for Accountants
People look for an accountant at two moments. One is a deadline: a tax return due at the end of January, a VAT return, a letter from HMRC. They search for the job, pick a firm that looks able to do it now, and call. The other is growth: a business that has outgrown doing its own books, or a landlord with a second property. They search for longer and compare firms.
So SEO for accountants starts with a page for each service you want more of, written for the person searching for it, then a page for each area you want clients from. Your Google Business Profile does the rest of the local work, with the services listed and reviews that name the work you did.
Making Tax Digital and your practice
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax reaches sole traders and landlords in stages from April 2026, and many of them have never used an accountant. They are searching for what it means for them now. A clear page that explains it, and says how you help, puts your practice in front of them before the first quarterly deadline.
Questions Accountants Owners Ask Us
- Does SEO work for accountants?
- Yes, for the work people search for by name: self assessment, VAT returns, company accounts and help with Making Tax Digital. Each needs a page of its own for each area you want clients from, and a Google Business Profile whose reviews mention the work.
- What would you build for my practice?
- A page for each service you want more of, in each area you cover, written around what clients type. We set up your Google Business Profile with the right categories and services, and send review requests after each finished job.
- How long before I see results?
- New pages are usually picked up by Google within a few weeks. Competitive searches take longer, depending on your area and how many reviews you have, and you see where you stand each month in your report.
Want to see which areas you are missing?
Book a free callWhat Your Customers Are Asking
These are the questions your customers type into Google: the demand your location pages are built to capture.
- When is the self assessment deadline?
- Online returns are due by 31 January after the end of the tax year, and paper returns by 31 October. Miss the deadline and HMRC charges an initial 100 pound penalty, with more added the longer it runs.
- What is Making Tax Digital for Income Tax?
- From 6 April 2026, sole traders and landlords with qualifying income over fifty thousand pounds must keep digital records and send HMRC quarterly updates through compatible software. The threshold falls to thirty thousand pounds from April 2027 and twenty thousand from April 2028.
- When does a business have to register for VAT?
- When its taxable turnover goes over the VAT threshold in any rolling 12 months. The threshold has been ninety thousand pounds since April 2024.
- Does a limited company need an accountant?
- Not by law, but a limited company must file annual accounts with Companies House and a Corporation Tax return with HMRC, and most directors use an accountant for both.
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Tell us what you need and Richard will come back to you, usually the same day. If we are not the right fit, we will say so.
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