DIGITAL PR // CPAS & ACCOUNTANTS

Digital PR for CPAs and Accountants

Be the firm business owners read about before they call you.

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/01 — THE PROBLEM

Why this is harder than it looks.

Accounting is a trust business. Most CPAs win clients on referral and lose them when a competitor with stronger online proof shows up. Press placements are the proof every business owner now expects to find before booking a consultation.

CPA marketing is mostly invisible online. The firms that get press in Forbes, Inc., Accounting Today, or regional business journals build a credibility moat their referral-only competitors cannot match.

/02 — WHERE WE PLACE YOU

Publications that matter for cpas & accountants.

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Accounting Today
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CPA Practice Advisor
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Forbes
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Inc.
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Bloomberg Tax
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Regional business journals

/03 — OUR APPROACH

How we run it.

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Expert-positioning angles

We pitch you as the expert source on tax law changes, IRS rulings, and business-owner financial topics. Reporters need quotes; you become the go-to.

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Niche + regional coverage

Industry trades like Accounting Today position you among peers; regional business journals build name recognition with the owners and CFOs hiring locally. The local authority signal is what Google and AI engines weigh hardest.

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Repurposable content

Every placement becomes a LinkedIn post, an email-list talking point, and a homepage trust signal. We hand you the asset, not just the link.

/04 — OUTCOMES

What you get.

+ 4–8 placements per quarter across accounting trades and regional press
+ Quotable-expert positioning that earns ongoing reporter outreach
+ Stronger inbound from search-driven prospects who pre-qualify on credibility
+ Defensible online presence vs. competing firms with referral-only marketing

/05 — QUERIES WE TARGET

When buyers search, this is what they type.

Each engagement is built around the exact phrases your buyers Google and ask AI engines. For cpas & accountants this includes:

"digital PR for CPAs" "PR for accounting firms" "press for accountants" "CPA marketing strategy"

/06 — QUESTIONS

Common questions from cpas & accountants.

Will this work for a small firm? +

Yes. Smaller firms often perform better in this program because they have a sharper niche. A CPA firm that specializes in dental practices or e-commerce sellers gets quoted faster than a generalist competing for the same generic stories.

How do you find story angles? +

We track tax law updates, IRS rulings, and business-owner pain points reporters need to cover. We pitch you as the source. You spend 15 minutes on a quote, we handle the rest.

What about CPA-specific compliance? +

We respect AICPA marketing rules and state-board advertising guidelines. No misleading claims, no client confidentiality issues. Every placement is reviewed before pitch.

/07 — ALSO COVERING