Accounting Firms Marketing FAQs

Yes. Our in-house team plans, writes, builds and reports, and a senior strategist is your point of contact. Many firms start with one service, such as local SEO or a seasonal email program, and add more once it is working.

They can, if your services, credentials, locations and industries are described clearly and consistently across the web. The AI Visibility Audit shows how five AI platforms answer the questions your prospects ask, and who they name instead.

Yes. We write in plain language and avoid guarantees about refunds, savings or audit outcomes. A partner at your firm reviews and approves everything before it goes live, because CICOR Marketing does not give tax, legal or regulatory advice.

Contact forms should collect only what you need to start a conversation. Tax documents and identifying numbers belong in your secure client portal, not in email or a marketing tool. We set up forms and the CRM to keep that line clear.

Lead with the problems you solve for business owners, publish pages for the services and industries you want, and say clearly who you are the right fit for. Intake forms and consultation booking can screen for business size and needs before anyone gets on the phone.

In the fall. Content, email and ads for the coming season should be written and scheduled by December, so they run while your team is busy. The quieter months after the October 15 extension deadline are the best time to plan, and to market advisory and planning work.