Email Marketing Built For Accountants

Make sure your clients feel special, delight them with an engaging email newsletter. Everything is managed for you including the content.

Prices start at only $39.00 per month.

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Email Marketing Built For Accountants. Prices start at only $39.00 per month.
We start by building a free MailChimp template including your logo and links to your website.
We load your newsletter with interesting and engaging content selected for you.
We send you a link so you can review the layout and branding.
Once you're happy, you activate your account. Billing starts at $39.00/month.
We send you a user name and password to login to our online system.
We walk you through the process for how to create appealing ads and messages.
We show you how to upload your initial email list and add more email addresses anytime.
Your newsletter is sent on Wednesdays, you can select weekly, twice per month, or monthly.
We set up optional automated posts to your business Facebook page.
We're available any time via email, and we're happy to chat by phone.
A newsletter with relavent content will help you build trust. Trust is key for any business.
A well designed email newsletter will ensure you and your accounting firm stand out.
An engaging email newsletter sent to your contacts year round will keep you top-of-mind.
The return on email marketing is 4X the return on social media marketing.
You'll connect a face with your marketing to show that you're friendly and relatable.
Email marketing is simple, inexpensive and guaranteed. Give it a test, it's free.

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Are you buried in bookkeeping? You have better things to do to grow your business than spend hours on pencil-pushing paper work. Let us clear your desk and clear your mind so you can get back at it.

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May 27, 2020

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Everything You Need to Know About Reverse Mortgages
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Copyright © Randy Glasbergen

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"Every time you borrow money, you're robbing your future self."
Nathan W. Morris

Trivia
Which building is on the back of the US $50 bill?
See the answer below.

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Trivia Answer
Which building is on the back of the US $50 bill?
Answer: The US Capitol.