Learn How a CPA Marketing Audit Can Refocus Your Firm’s Growth Efforts

You already know that marketing your CPA firm’s capabilities is essential to growing your business. All too often, accounting and consulting firms encounter difficulties in executing a marketing plan that generates high-quality leads that convert to new clients. Or they may be using the same marketing tactics they’ve used for the past 15-20 years.

It can be difficult to bring in new clients when you don’t have a plan in place that is customized to the niches you want to grow. Your plan must take into account the competitive landscape, the strategic goals you wish to achieve and a way to measure results.

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