What Should a Bookkeeper Put on Their Website?

Price-shoppers are usually looking for the cheapest person who can categorize transactions. To attract better clients, your messaging must highlight more value than basic bookkeeping. You need to show how your work brings clarity, saves time, and reduces stress.

Start by improving your website and messaging. Use simple language to explain:

• the problems you solve
• the relief clients feel
• what changes after working with you

Then create monthly packages that include reports, insights, and support, not just reconciliation. Better clients want clarity and consistency, not just low prices.

You can learn how to position your value in the Bookkeeper Marketing Guide, especially in the “Clear Message” and “Professional Website” sections.

If you want messaging, website copy, and package layouts done for you, the Bookkeeper BrandPack is built to attract the right clients.

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Bookkeepers who niche down tend to grow faster because their marketing becomes clearer. When you specialize in a specific industry: contractors, e-commerce, restaurants, coaches, etc... clients feel like you understand their unique financial challenges.

A niche doesn’t limit you. It helps clients immediately see why you're the right fit. It also makes your messaging sharper, your website clearer, and your word-of-mouth stronger. You can start with one niche, build momentum, and expand later.

You can learn how to position your niche clearly on the Bookkeeper Marketing Guide, especially in the “Messaging” section.

If you want your niche written for you, with a clear headline, offer, and website, the Bookkeeper BrandPack includes a full messaging framework and website copy for your industry.

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Hourly pricing makes bookkeeping unpredictable. Clients don’t know what they’ll pay, and bookkeepers can’t predict their revenue. Monthly pricing solves both problems.

Create packages that include:

• monthly reconciliations
• financial statements
• email support
• tax-ready reports
• optional add-ons

Keep packages simple: Basic, Standard, and Full Service.

You can learn more about packaging and pricing in the Bookkeeper Marketing Guide under “Foundations.”

If you want ready-made packages and pricing suggestions for your industry, the Bookkeeper BrandPack includes templates you can customize easily.

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Local SEO helps your bookkeeping business appear in search results when people look for “bookkeeper near me” or “small business bookkeeping.” This is one of the fastest ways to get non-referral clients because people searching locally often want help right away.

Set up your Google Business Profile with:

• services
• photos
• reviews
• your website
• a short description

Then add new photos or posts each month. This signals to Google that your business is active.

You can see how local SEO fits into your marketing system on the Bookkeeper Marketing Guide under “Marketing Strategies.”

If you want your local SEO set up for you, the Bookkeeper BrandPack includes Google Business optimization.

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Onboarding is one of the easiest parts of your business to automate. A simple system can send clients your intake form, gather documents, send reminders, share next steps, and set expectations... all without you needing to chase people.

Your onboarding system should include:

• a welcome message
• an intake form
• a document checklist
• scheduling link
• payment setup
• workflow instructions

You can see how onboarding fits into your overall client experience in the Bookkeeper Marketing Guide under the “Marketing Foundations” section.

If you want your onboarding system built for you, the Bookkeeper BrandPack includes ready-made workflows, forms, and templates.

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