Accounting & CA Firms · Social Media
Social media for CA firms
A CA firm's best social material is already being said out loud: the explanation a partner gives when a client asks why a reconciliation matters, or what to prepare before a first audit. Written down, it becomes a post that sounds like the firm. The constraint is time, so the calendar has to be small, prepared in advance, and light enough to survive a week when everyone is on filings.

What we find
- The LinkedIn page has a company description and nothing else, and the last post is from a previous financial year.
- Posts are written by whoever has time and read like generic tax commentary with the firm's name attached.
- Nobody answers comments, so a question under a post sits there for a month.
What we build
- A monthly set of posts drawn from questions partners actually answered that month.
- A LinkedIn cadence a partner can sustain: a few substantive posts, not daily filler.
- A comment and message routine with a named owner and a two-day reply expectation.
- Review and approval before anything is published, with technical judgement left to the firm.
Questions
Which platforms are worth it for a CA firm?
Should partners post personally rather than the company page?
What should we never post?
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