by Heather Townsend | 3, Apr 2018 | AMC Book Extracts, Profitability, Putting up your fees
Twitter Follow LinkedIn Follow Successfully implement a fee increase in your small accountancy firm with these 4 foolproof methods One of the quickest ways to increase cash flow and profitability for your small accountancy practice is to implement a fee increase for...
by Jon Baker | 14, Nov 2017 | Pricing, Profitability, Putting up your fees
Twitter Follow LinkedIn Follow So many firms think that growth needs to be as a result of winning new clients. When our clients are in the second phase of growth and getting a firm foundation, we typically help them to grow significantly. Not by winning new clients...
by Jon Baker | 11, Oct 2017 | Pricing, Profitability, Putting up your fees
Twitter Follow LinkedIn Follow The way you set your fees directly dictates the profitability of your small accountancy firm. It also is a major contributory factor to why some firms seem to effortlessly scale up to one million pounds, and others plateau. So in this...
by Jon Baker | 4, Sep 2017 | Marketing, Pricing, Putting up your fees
Twitter Follow LinkedIn Follow In this article I consider add-on pricing (as well as more general pricing strategies) and its merits for accountancy practices. We arrived, hot and sticky, after an 8 hour journey. Our first action was to refresh and quickly change. The...
by Jon Baker | 31, Aug 2017 | Cash, Pricing, Profitability, Putting up your fees, WIP and Lockup
Twitter Follow LinkedIn Follow On a webinar with Spotlight Reporting we discussed that putting your fees up is often a good first step to scaling your firm. After all a fee increase can increase your cash flow, profitability and available capacity. Many accountancy...
by Jon Baker | 21, Aug 2017 | Cash, Pricing, Profitability, Putting up your fees
Twitter Follow LinkedIn Follow One of the big problems growing small accountancy firms face is a lack of cash, coupled with many small clients on low fees. You know the ones, the legacy clients. The ones you took on in the early years when you were just desperate for...
