Accounting is bought on trust and proximity, so the site's job is to look like a firm you would hand your books to.
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Service lines
accounting, auditing, tax
WordPress
Client-editable
Elementor page building
Leads
Enquiry-led
consultation as the conversion
The problem
Accounting, auditing and tax are undifferentiated on paper. Every firm lists the same services, and a prospective client cannot evaluate technical competence from a website.
What they can evaluate is whether the firm looks established, whether it explains things clearly, and whether getting in touch is easy. That is what the site has to deliver.
What we did
Each service line gets its own page written in plain language rather than a single blurred services list, because a prospect arriving from a search for one specific need should land somewhere that addresses it.
The build is WordPress with Elementor, which matters more for a practice this size than any performance argument: the firm updates its own content, publishes its own guidance, and does not pay a developer to change a phone number.
Enquiry routing is direct throughout, since in professional services the conversion is a consultation rather than a transaction.
The outcome
The firm publishes and edits its own service and guidance content, and enquiries route straight through to a consultation.
Platform
Features
What we learned
In an undifferentiated professional service, clarity is the differentiator. Plain language beats a longer list of capabilities.
For a small practice, the ability to edit their own site is worth more than a faster one.
Thirty minutes with the engineer who would lead the project. You will leave with an opinion on what to build, what to skip, and roughly what it costs, whether or not you hire us.
2 build slots open · Next start: early next month
What happens next