SEO for Accountants Who Want Better Clients, Not Just More

Ours costs £1,500 a month for firms getting few enquiries from Google and £2,200 a month to scale, both plus VAT. A one-off audit with a ranked list of actions costs £600, for a firm whose own staff will carry out the changes. There is no minimum term, and the prices are published on our home page.

Corrections to your Business Profiles can show in the map results within weeks. New service pages usually start bringing enquiries in months two and three, once Google has read and ranked them. Busy national searches take longer, and we tell you which those are in week one, so nobody expects them early.

The ones you want more of and can deliver well, not the ones every firm lists. For many firms that means advisory work, a sector they know, or a new rule such as Making Tax Digital that is bringing people to search.

Yes, if you take on MTD clients. Since 6 April 2026 it applies to sole traders and landlords with income over £50,000, falling to £30,000 in April 2027, as GOV.UK sets out. We keep the page updated as the dates and thresholds change.

Yes. Reviews count in Google’s map results, and they are often the last thing a buyer reads before calling a firm. We set up a simple routine for asking happy clients at the right moment, such as after a return is filed or a year-end is signed off, so reviews arrive steadily.

Yes. Each office gets its own Business Profile and, where it helps, its own page on your site, so it can appear in the map results for its own town. We keep the firm’s name, address and details the same everywhere they appear, because mismatches are a common reason offices fail to show.

Yes. We work with accountancy firms across the UK by video call and email. A firm with a national specialism gets pages aimed at the whole country, and a firm with local offices gets each town covered as well. Our home page explains how we work as an SEO company in Reading.

We write it, and a qualified person at your firm checks every page before it goes live. Tax content has to be right and has to match how your firm advises, so nothing is published without your approval, and we update the pages when rules, dates or thresholds change.

Every week you get a short report with enquiries by service beside rankings and visits, and what we did to move each one. You can see which pages bring the clients you wanted and which bring the wrong ones, so the next month’s work goes where it pays.

It can, but advisory buyers search differently. They look for a sector or a problem, such as cash flow or selling a business, rather than “accountant near me”. We write pages for those problems and track which ones bring advisory enquiries.