it’s okay to say no to clients (even the large ones)
working with “smaller” clients can often be more rewarding – and profitable – than “big” clients.
by frank stitely
the relentless cpa
marketing & sales
five keys to successful marketing
do you have a plan, or just a lot of activity?
by august j. aquila
price it right: how to value accounting services
bissett bullet: keep it simple
today’s bissett bullet: what clients want.
by martin bissett
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grow your revenue with three marketing strategies
side benefit: you’ll serve your clients better.
by sandi leyva
the complete guide to marketing for tax & accounting firms
bissett bullet: demonstrate genuine interest
“how to demonstrate that your interest in a new client is genuine…”
by martin bissett
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understand your online marketing options
does your strategy include everything it should?
by penny breslin
it’s not just the numbers
you’re missing 60% of your revenue
here are four ways to stop leaving that money on the table.
by sandi leyva
the complete guide to marketing for tax & accounting firms
bissett bullet: be proactive
today’s bissett bullet: “the accounting profession, by and large, is reactive…”
by martin bissett
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digital marketing strategies level the playing field
six goals you might have.
by penny breslin
it’s not just the numbers
five questions for developing your marketing plan
include your firm culture and recruiting in your execution.
by august j. aquila
price it right: how to value accounting services
bissett bullet: why do i need to change to your firm?
today’s bissett bullet: “we might understand the pressing need for the client to act fast on our proposals but do they?”
by martin bissett
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how to put target marketing into context
combine the best parts of two approaches.
by bruce marcus
professional services marketing 3.0
bissett bullet: the price is right
today’s bissett bullet: “in the accounting world, pricing is always an issue and it needn’t be.”
by martin bissett
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