Accountants and bookkeepers: every sole trader is looking for you right now.
Toflin builds websites, runs social media and sets up Google reviews for accountants, bookkeepers and tax advisers in Lanarkshire.
How clients pick accountants and bookkeepers
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax started in April 2026 for sole traders and landlords over the £50,000 threshold, and more will be brought in from April 2027. That’s a lot of self-employed people, plenty of them trades, searching for someone to sort it.
They want somebody local who’ll explain it simply and not charge the earth. Your website should answer the questions they’re typing into Google, and your Google profile should be full of reviews from small businesses like theirs.
What your website and profiles need
- Who you work with: sole traders, trades, limited companies, landlords
- A clear page on Making Tax Digital
- Fixed fees or a guide to pricing, if you can
- Software you work with
- Reviews and a quick way to book a call
What to post
- Deadline reminders, in plain English
- Making Tax Digital questions answered
- Expenses trades can and can’t claim
- Your team and office
What I do for businesses
Straight answers.
Should my website have a Making Tax Digital page?
Yes. People are searching for it, and a clear, local page answering their questions is a good way to get found.
Do you work with accountants who mostly have trade clients?
Yes. I know the trades side well, so I can write in a way that speaks to them.
Can you help with Google reviews?
Yes. I set up a simple way to ask every client, with a direct link.
Do you charge per lead or take a cut of my jobs?
No. No lead fees and no commission. You pay a set price, and every price is published on the pricing page.
Fancy a chat about it?
No hard sell. Ring me, or book a time that suits and I’ll call you.