‘Ask An Accountant’ – Why I recommend this facility to accountants

Back in August I wrote a couple of blog posts about online directories. I was quite dismissive of their value to accountants and doubted whether the new entrants to the marketplace would be any different.

I was then approached by the CEO of Ask-An-Accountant. He understood my reservations but also helped me to understand why Ask An Accountant is different.

I have since agreed to promote the facility to my networks of accountants. And to help you understand how to use the facility to best effect. I will be writing further to this effect in the new year.Ask-An-Accountant is different – in a number of ways.

If you are looking to grow your practice
I would suggest you sign up with Ask An Accountant - and soon.

Why?
- The unique concept and approach has been proven in other disciplines (including lawyers and financial advisers);
- There are no onerous contracts, back-end payments or long term tie-ins;
- You simply pay a low fixed monthly fee for as long (or as short) a time as you want;
- You get unlimited real-time quality leads without having to engage anyone to help;
- You can check out prospects’ questions in real time as they drop in;
- You respond direct to prospects who all provide an email address and phone number;
- You choose how wide an audience of prospects you get to speak with;
- You choose which prospects you want to engage with.

- Early adopters will also benefit from a further new business opportunity next year. The soon to be launched ‘Ask-A-Professional subscription service and website is likely to drive loads of new small business leads to the Ask-An-Accountant Accountants.

I am quite sure that you will secure a huge return on your investment if you join up now – and remember there is NO ongoing commitment. You can also benefit further from a 10% discount if you use this promotional code: ML50.

As such I am also sure that there will soon be a waiting list of accountants who want to benefit from the business generation opportunities presented by Ask-An-Accountant.  It is quite distinct from the online directories. If I were still in practice it is the one online facility that I would use to source new clients.

So do please take this opportunity to get in early. Beat your local competitors. And remember to secure your 10% discount! Follow this link.

Yes I know Christmas is coming and the Jan 31 filing deadline is approaching. At this time of year there are typically two types of accountants. Those who hold off all business development activity and those who see it as a great time to pick up on those clients and prospects who want to find a new accountant.

Which type are you?

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