Can you set up a blog section for tax tips and seasonal updates?

Yes, and it's included in every full site build. You'll have a blog section where you can post tax deadline reminders, deduction tips, or whatever your clients keep asking you about. Good for search rankings too — Google likes fresh content from local businesses.

What happens to my current website during the redesign?

It stays up the entire time. We build the new site separately and only switch it over when everything's approved and ready. Your existing site keeps running until the new one goes live — no downtime, no awkward "under construction" page.

Do I need to write all the content for the new site myself?

No. We handle the copywriting. We'll ask you some questions about your services, your approach, and what makes your firm different. Then we write it in a way that sounds like a real accounting practice in East Texas, not a brochure from a national franchise.

I already have a domain name — can I keep it?

Your domain stays yours. We just point it to the new site once it's ready. If you don't have one yet, we can help you pick one and get it set up.

Will the site work for both individual tax clients and small business clients?

That's exactly how we'd structure it. Separate sections for personal tax prep and business services like bookkeeping, payroll, and entity setup. Different people have different questions — the site should speak to both without making either group dig around.

Website Redesign · Bullard, TX

Your Bullard Accounting Firm Deserves a Better Website

Three out of four people looking for a CPA in Smith County are doing it from their phone. If your site doesn't work well on a small screen, you're invisible to most of the people trying to find you. That's a rough spot for tax season.

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The Quiet Problem with Most Accounting Websites

Accountants are careful people. You double-check returns, reconcile to the penny, keep records for years. But somehow the website gets forgotten. It was fine when it went up. Nobody complained. So it sat there.

And now it's four years old, built on a platform you can barely log into, and it looks about as modern as a fax cover sheet. The services listed are vague. The contact form may or may not actually send emails — you're not sure because nobody's used it in a while. Meanwhile, new residents are moving into Bullard from Tyler and Jacksonville, Googling "CPA near me," and finding firms that actually look like they're open for business.

Your credentials haven't changed. Your work hasn't gotten worse. But the way people find and judge an accounting firm has changed a lot, and your website is stuck in a different era.

What a Redesign Actually Fixes

1. **Mobile experience.** Your current site probably shrinks down to a tiny version of the desktop layout. A redesign means building for phones first, then scaling up. Buttons people can actually tap. Text they can read without zooming. Forms that don't require a stylus and a prayer.

2. **Service clarity.** Tax prep, bookkeeping, payroll, QuickBooks setup, entity formation — most CPA sites bury these in a wall of text or skip them entirely. Each service gets its own clear section so people know exactly what you offer before they call.

3. **Speed and search visibility.** Old template sites load slowly and have messy code underneath. Search engines care about both. A clean rebuild loads fast, has proper page structure, and gives Google the signals it needs to actually show your site when someone searches for an accountant in Bullard or southern Smith County.

4. **A real way to get in touch.** Not a generic "contact us" buried in the footer. A short intake form — name, business or individual, what they need — right where people are ready to act. During tax season, that form is worth its weight in gold.

5. **You own it.** No monthly platform fees just to keep your site alive. No calling a vendor to change your phone number. The code is yours.

What This Costs and How Long It Takes

A full website for a Bullard accounting firm — services pages, about page, contact form, blog setup for those seasonal tax tips you keep meaning to write — starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work baked in from day one so you're showing up in local results around Bullard, Whitehouse, and greater Smith County, the Website+SEO package starts at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks.

Hosting after that is $50 a month. No contracts tying you down for a year. No surprise line items.

Tax season's coming whether your website is ready or not. Might as well have one that actually brings people through the door instead of just existing.