WEBSITES FOR CPA & ACCOUNTING FIRMS
For accounting firms that are better than their websites: service pages that say who they’re for, inquiries that arrive pre-qualified, and published flat prices — so your site starts sounding like the firm your clients describe.
“Full-service. Trusted. Since 19—”. When every accounting site reads alike, prospects choose on whoever they were referred to — or whoever shows a price first. Your specialties are the difference, and most sites never name them.
A contact form that asks nothing produces everything: one-off tax questions in March, price shoppers, the wrong size of business. Your scarcest hours get spent sorting instead of serving.
Good staff are hard to find, and candidates read your site before they apply. A firm that looks current and specific attracts them; a brochure from 2014 does the opposite.
Structure that does the sorting and the persuading before the first call.
Not “tax, audit, bookkeeping” — pages that name the client: the contractor who needs job costing, the practice that needs monthly books closed. Specific pages get found, and get believed.
Type of business, what they need, what they use now — three questions up front, and the inquiry that reaches you already says whether it’s a fit.
A short, honest page about working at your firm, ready before you need it — because recruiting season is every season now.

A concept website for a fictional Charlotte accounting firm, designed and built by Piedmont IT Advisors as a work sample: services with starting prices, a find-your-fit tool, and a team presented like people. It is a sample of the work, not a client.
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