Accounting Firms & CPA Practices

Your accounting firm had a newsletter. Then tax season happened. We make sure it never goes dark again.

Done-for-you weekly newsletters for CPA practices and accounting firms. We write it, you approve it in 15 minutes, we send it. Industry-specific content from IRS updates to state tax changes.

Risk-free guarantee: First 4 editions free. Pay nothing if you're not satisfied.

The Problem

Why Accounting Firms Need a Done-for-You Newsletter Service

The pattern is predictable: the newsletter starts strong, runs for a quarter, then misses a week. Then two. Then it becomes the project nobody mentions at team meetings because everyone knows it died.

It's not a commitment problem. It's a capacity problem. We solve the capacity problem.

You lose clients to "the other firm" between March and April

Tax season is over, and clients go quiet. So do you. A competitor with a consistent newsletter is top-of-mind when clients decide to switch.

You know what to write but never have time to write it

Tax law changes, AICPA guidance, state-specific updates — you're the expert. But sitting down to write a newsletter never makes it to Tuesday's calendar.

Generic content makes you look like every other CPA

The "tax tips" newsletter every accounting firm sends reads identically. Clients can tell. Real content positions you as the advisor who actually follows their industry.

Your best clients don't know about your new services

You added advisory services. Changed your pricing. Hired a new partner. Your existing clients found out six months later — if at all.

The Process

How Our Accounting Firms Newsletter Service Works

01

Onboarding Call

Once, 30 minutes

We learn your firm's voice, your clients' biggest concerns, and the topics you care most about. We also capture your existing content (videos, blog posts, LinkedIn) that we'll repurpose.

02

Weekly Draft

Every Wednesday

We deliver a complete newsletter draft to your inbox. Written from industry-specific sources — IRS newsroom and revenue rulings, AICPA Journal of Accountancy — and your own content.

03

Approve & Send

15 minutes

You read, tweak if needed, and click approve. We send it from your existing email platform (Mailchimp, Beehiiv, Kit — whatever you use). Your subscribers get a professional edition from you.

What You Get

Sample Accounting Firms Newsletter Content

Not generic business tips. Not recycled LinkedIn content. Industry-specific intelligence your clients can't get from Google — pulled from the same sources you rely on, in your voice.

Recent edition topics:

Q1 2026 IRS updates every business owner needs to know
5 tax planning moves to make before March 15th
How the new partnership audit rules affect your clients
The SECURE 2.0 provisions most small businesses are still missing
Year-end payroll checklist for S-corp owners
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Content Intelligence

Accounting Firms Newsletter Content Sources

Every edition is built from primary sources — the same publications and regulatory bodies you rely on. No generic business tips. No AI hallucinations. Real intelligence from real sources, restructured for your clients.

  • 01IRS newsroom and revenue rulings
  • 02AICPA Journal of Accountancy
  • 03State tax authority updates (all 50 states)
  • 04Journal of Taxation
  • 05Bloomberg Tax alerts
  • 06FASB Accounting Standards Updates
  • 07Your firm's own blog posts and insights

The Business Case

Accounting Firms Newsletter ROI: The Business Case

For a CPA firm with 85 clients averaging $4,800/year each:

Losing 4 clients per year to a competitor = $19,200 in lost annual revenue. A consistent newsletter that keeps 2 of those clients = $9,600/year retained.

Your newsletter pays for itself 2.7x over in year one — from client retention alone, before counting referrals.

Questions

Accounting Firms Newsletter Service FAQ

What kind of content goes in an accounting firm newsletter?

We pull from IRS newsroom updates, AICPA publications, state tax authority bulletins, and any content your firm already produces (blog posts, videos). Each edition typically includes a key regulatory update, a practical tip for clients, and one firm news item. We write it in your voice — not generic CPA-speak.

How do we make sure it sounds like our firm?

In a 30-minute onboarding call, we capture your firm's voice, preferred topics, and anything you're currently helping clients with. We match that tone in every edition. If we miss the mark on any draft, you tell us once and we adjust — permanently.

Will clients actually read an accounting newsletter?

They will if it's useful. Generic tax tips don't get read. Content about specific changes affecting their industry or entity type does. We write for relevance, not volume. Most CPA newsletters we write see 35-45% open rates, well above the 21% industry average.

What email platform do you use?

We work with whatever you're already using: Mailchimp, Constant Contact, Kit, or Beehiiv. If you don't have one, we recommend and set up Kit (free up to 1,000 subscribers).

How much of my time does this require?

About 15 minutes per week. You receive a draft by Wednesday. You read it, make any edits or approve it, and we send. That's it. Monthly, you get a performance snapshot (opens, clicks, list growth).

What if we're a specialty firm (tax controversy, international tax, nonprofit)?

Specialty focus is a feature, not a problem. We'll identify the most relevant regulatory bodies and publications for your specific practice and source content exclusively from those. Specialty newsletters tend to outperform general ones because the audience is self-selected.

Limited availability — Accounting Firms

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We'll write a complete edition in 48 hours — pulled from IRS newsroom and revenue rulings and AICPA Journal of Accountancy — and formatted for your brand. No commitment. If you don't love it, you owe us nothing.

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First 4 editions free. No credit card required. We're currently accepting 3 new accounting firms clients this quarter.