Accountants & Bookkeepers
SEO and AI visibility for accountants and bookkeepers

DAY-TO-DAY PRACTICE
Your clients ask ChatGPT their tax question first
Every rule change needs a fresh explanation
Making Tax Digital, VAT changes, dividend tax or the move from sole trader to limited company: the rules shift and clients want to know what it means for them. Writing that up comes on top of a busy filing season.
Clients ask an AI assistant before they call you
A business owner asks ChatGPT whether to buy a van through the company, or what IR35 means for their contract. The answer points to sources and firms. If your firm has no clear explanation online, your name stays out of view.
No time to write between deadlines
The blog has been quiet since the January rush. Your team bills hours for clients, not for the website. And outsourcing feels risky: a sloppy piece on tax rules costs trust with exactly the clients you want to win.
HOW ALEX WORKS
Expert content, published regularly, without writing it yourself
Research into what your clients really ask
Alex researches what business owners and individuals search for in Google and ask AI assistants. Think "do I need to register for VAT" or "Self Assessment as a landlord". Based on that, Alex plans topics for your firm, in the market you serve.
Clusters that explain one subject in full
A cluster is a series of articles on one subject, such as starting as a sole trader: registering with HMRC, allowable expenses, payments on account and record keeping. An overview article closes the series and links everything together. That is how you build authority on a topic.
Structured to be shown and cited
Every article opens with a direct answer, includes facts with source and year, and ends with an FAQ. That structure is built for Google and AI assistants. Before publishing, Alex checks claims about your firm against your profile and knowledge base.
You approve every article
The articles are informative, not tax, legal or financial advice. Each one comes to you first: approve with one click by email or in the dashboard, or rewrite it sentence by sentence. No response means it goes live after 48 hours. You can extend that to 7 days.
Ready to get started?
First article live on your blog within 24 hours.
EXAMPLE TOPICS
Topics Alex could write for your firm
Example #1
Do I need to register for VAT? Thresholds, voluntary registration and what changes
For sole traders and small businesses whose turnover is growing. The article explains when registration applies, why some register voluntarily and which points to discuss with their accountant.
Example #2
Sole trader or limited company: when does it make sense to incorporate?
For growing business owners weighing up a limited company. The article sets out the differences in tax, liability and admin, and shows why personal advice still matters.
Example #3
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax: what sole traders and landlords need to do
For self-employed people and landlords who want to understand digital record keeping and quarterly updates. The article explains what the change means in practice and when it helps to get a bookkeeper involved.
In every plan
What you always get
- Your first article within 24 hours
- Every article 1,800 to 2,200 words
- Written to be found in Google and AI
- Measured every month in ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI
- Your Google positions per article, tracked continuously
- Every article comes to you for approval first
- Share to LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram
- Your own dashboard, plus a report in your inbox every month
- Plus up to 4 articles per month from your own answers (Q&A), with a contract of 1 year or longer
From €425/month excl. VAT · One-time setup €1,999
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What accountants and bookkeepers want to know first
01What does Launchmind cost for an accounting or bookkeeping firm?
02Does Alex give tax advice on behalf of my firm?
03How quickly will I see results?
04Can Alex write for clients outside the UK?
05Will it actually sound like our firm?
06How do I know whether ChatGPT mentions my firm?
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