When a business owner needs a new accountant, they search for one. We help accounting firms in Ireland show up for those searches, in the map results and the normal results, with pages that turn a visit into a phone call.
Most people choose an accountant the same way they choose anyone local: they search, look at the map, check the reviews and ring one of the first three. If your firm is not in that shortlist, the enquiry goes to the firm down the road.
Accountancy is a good fit for SEO. The searches are specific, the clients stay for years, and a single new business client can be worth more than a year of the work it took to win them.
Be one of the three firms they ring.
The work that gets a firm found, and the website that gets it chosen.
Set up and kept active so your firm appears in the map results for local searches.
Google Business ProfileA proper page for each thing you do: tax returns, payroll, bookkeeping, company formation, audit.
Pages and listings for the town you are in and the areas your clients come from.
A simple way to ask happy clients for reviews, because reviews decide who gets the call.
Speed, mobile and indexing fixed in the site itself, not just listed in a report.
If the site is holding you back, we can rebuild it with SEO built in from the start.
Website designMost new clients for an accounting firm come from within a short drive. Local SEO is how you show up for them, and it is usually the quickest place to see results.
It is also where most firms are weakest. A half-finished Google Business Profile and a single "services" page are common, which makes it easier to get ahead.
SEO takes time. Anyone who promises page one in thirty days is either wrong or about to get you penalised.
Speed, indexing and structural fixes are the first things Google notices.
Most clients see meaningful movement in this window. Some much sooner.
Rankings for competitive searches take longer, and they compound once you have them.
We start with a free check of where your firm stands, then get on with it. You always know what we are doing and why.
Three things that matter, instead of three things that sound good.
SEO is quicker when the person doing it can also fix the site, add the pages and speed it up, without waiting on another agency.
No link schemes or keyword stuffing. They work briefly, then Google cleans them up and the firm pays for it.
A real phone number, plain-English reports, and someone who reads your Search Console data rather than a tool that does.
Tell us your website and the town you work in. We will look at where your firm shows up now for the searches that bring in clients, and come back with what we would fix first.
Most enquiries get a reply the same day.
The questions people ask Google most. Something else on your mind? Ring us on 021 212 6076.
Most new clients for an accounting firm start with a search: they look for an accountant near them or for a service such as tax returns or payroll, then ring one of the firms they see first. Showing up in the map results, having a clear page for each service and collecting reviews from happy clients is the most reliable way to turn that into a steady flow of enquiries. Referrals still matter, but even a referral will usually look you up before they call.
Yes. People still search Google before choosing an accountant, and AI tools like ChatGPT and Google’s AI answers draw on the same well-structured, trusted websites. A firm with a clear site, a complete Google Business Profile and good reviews is the one those answers tend to mention.
For an accounting firm, usually yes. Most clients come from within a short drive, local searches are less competitive than national ones, and the person searching is already looking for an accountant. It is often the quickest SEO work to show results.
It depends on how competitive your area is, how many services and locations you want to rank for, and how much work the website needs. After a free visibility check we give you a fixed monthly figure, so you know the cost before anything starts.
Reading up first? These are a good place to start.
