Missed calls
Four in ten new-client calls rang out while the partners were in meetings, and most never called back.
A two-partner bookkeeping and tax firm in Portland swapped phone tag for online booking and gave every service its own page. Three months later the calendar was full.
Clients loved the advice. Getting a first meeting was the problem.
Four in ten new-client calls rang out while the partners were in meetings, and most never called back.
Bookkeeping, payroll and tax returns shared one long page with no prices, so visitors left to compare elsewhere.
One in five consultations was a no-show, and there was no simple way to refill the gap.
We rebuilt the site around one action. Every service page answers the three questions owners ask most, then offers a meeting slot right there.
The firm stayed open throughout, in the middle of tax season. Nothing changed for clients until launch day.
Two hours with the office manager, a look at the call log and a short survey of recent clients.
Service pages, booking, deposits and reminders, reviewed with the partners every Friday.
We watched where visitors dropped off and adjusted copy and slot times every two weeks.
Booked out within twelve weeks, without adding a single phone line.
A quote form that asks for photos and budget cut wasted site visits by 40%.
Public pricing and product tours answered buyers before the first call.
Instant catering quotes turned a bakery into the go-to for office events.
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