How to promote your accounting firm without a marketer
Join Wolters Kluwer and BOMA as we introduce you to a digital content marketing solution that helps accounting firms expand their digital footprint while educating and engaging both new and existing clients.
As we approach peak Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) reporting season, it’s important for accounting firms to be across the latest FBT developments and updates in order to stay compliant. As you’ll need to be in contact with your clients at this time, it also creates the chance to touch base about opportunities for their business before the end of the financial year.
Knowing what to send to your clients can be tricky, especially if the team is time-poor and may not have the in-house marketing expertise required to navigate sharing content via digital marketing and social media channels.
The partnership between Wolters Kluwer’s CCH iQ premium content library and BOMA’s digital marketing platform means in a few clicks you can easily:
- Select premium and relevant tax content to share with your clients
- Share it via digital marketing channels including email, social media channels and your website
The platform is easy to navigate. Users select the article they want to circulate and nominate the relevant communication channels such as email, blog or social media before pushing it out to their synced contact list using BOMA’s digital marketing toolkit.
Each article comes with pre-written social media posts. Both these, and the articles, can be edited and adapted as needed, plus users can upload their own content and review analytics by channel to monitor audience engagement.
In this session, you’ll see some of the Wolters Kluwer CCH iQ content ready for you to send out via BOMA’s digital marketing platform, including:
- Electric vehicles now exempt from FBT
- 20 per cent bonus deduction available for technology investment
- Training your staff can get you a 20 per cent bonus deduction
Who should attend: This is suitable for accountants in practice, tax practitioners and bookkeepers.
This webcast is live and interactive, so be sure to prepare your questions to have them answered live!
By watching this webcast live and in full, you will receive CPD points!
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Conditions for CPD points:
- Members of CAANZ may claim this activity as CPD hours if personally satisfied it is professionally relevant and meets the CPD characteristics set out in Regulation CR7 for CAANZ.
- CPA Australia members may record this activity in the CPD diary if the activity increased knowledge, skills or capability in relation to the member’s job role or career aspiration. For further information, click here.
- Members of the IPA are recommended to show their attendance at the webcast and enter it into their record of CPD activity.
- Members of The Tax Institute can record this as structured CPD if it is relevant to their role.
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