Websites and marketing for tax preparers.

Ten weeks carry the year. Everything on the site should be built for how those ten weeks actually run.

Built for the ten weeks

Tax preparation has a sharper season than any trade above it. Capacity is the constraint rather than interest, which turns the website's job around: it is there to sort, schedule and collect documents, not to persuade.

The rest of the year is the quieter opportunity. Extensions, quarterly filers and small-business bookkeeping all live outside the season, and they are usually invisible on a site written entirely for April.

Three that fit tax preparation firms

Three of the store’s items, priced

Each one is a real item with a fixed price and its own page saying exactly what it covers and what it needs from you. Nothing on this page is charged, and nothing starts before it is confirmed.

  1. Start here

    Schedule page

    $2,125

    A schedule page publishes approved hours or availability and gives visitors one checked next step.

    Appointments sorted into the slots that exist, for the weeks when capacity is the limit.

    Read what this is

  2. Then this

    Onboarding and document-collection form

    $1,649

    An onboarding form collects agreed files and details in one place so the business can see what is still missing.

    Documents collected in one place, in order, instead of in a stack of emails.

    Read what this is →

  3. And this

    Seasonal promotion page

    $3,875

    A seasonal promotion page explains the approved offer, end date, and next step in one place.

    A page that changes with the season, so the site is not written for April all year.

    Read what this is →

Not sure which of the three, or whether any of them is the right first move? The free check answers that before anything is bought. Every item is listed on the store page, and the monthly plans are on the pricing page.

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Questions about your website

Can the site show which returns we prepare?

Yes. We can state the tax-preparation work your office accepts and explain how a client starts the conversation.

Can clients request a tax appointment?

Yes. We can provide a request form using the contact and appointment instructions your office approves.

Can we collect the documents we need?

Yes. A document collection form can collect the agreed files and details through the route your office approves.

What do you need before writing the pages?

Your actual service scope, preparer credentials, approved fee information and office contact details, along with your instructions for the document route.

The rest of it

The nine monthly tools — the recurring side, priced per month.
Everything in the store — every item, every price, in one list.
The four monthly plans — the build charge, the monthly charge and the term.
The eight towns — the home towns around Cedar Creek Lake; the work goes anywhere in the United States.
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Towns with their own page: Gun Barrel City, Mabank, Seven Points, Kemp, Athens, Malakoff, Tool, Eustace, Kaufman, Payne Springs, Scurry, Crandall, Trinidad, Terrell, Kerens, Forney, Wills Point, Ennis, Seagoville, Canton.

Start with the free check

Not sure which of the three above, or whether any of them is the right first move? The free check is a free, roughly twenty-minute look at what your online presence is doing for you right now, and the first thing worth fixing. The findings are yours either way.

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