Turn your practice website into LinkedIn content
Tax rules change every year and your clients ask the same questions every quarter, yet your answers sit buried on service pages. Each deadline, deduction, and package on your site is a post people genuinely need. RightHandMan.io turns your practice site into timely reminders that bring in inquiries.
Your site is already full of posts
RightHandMan.io crawls these and turns each into a one-click post or article. Nothing is generated until you choose it.
- Service pages (tax, payroll, advisory)
- Deadline / key dates pages
- Industry-specific accounting pages
- Pricing / package pages
- FAQ / tax tips pages
- About / qualification pages
- A reminder post built from your key-dates page ahead of a filing deadline
- A post explaining one deduction or rule clients keep getting wrong
- A post built from an industry page on the bookkeeping a specific trade needs
- A post that clarifies what is inside a given service package and who needs it
Why LinkedIn works for accountants / bookkeepers
Your clients ask the same questions every quarter, and your best answers already live on your service and tax-tips pages. The problem is that nobody reads a service page until they already need an accountant. A short post about a deadline or a missed deduction reaches them a week before they need you, which is exactly when a reminder turns into an inquiry.
Accounting runs on a calendar, and that calendar is your content plan. Every key date, every payroll change, every advisory package is a post that lands as a timely nudge rather than a sales pitch. Because the substance comes from your own pages, the figures and rules stay accurate, not invented to fill a feed. You are not chasing clients with clever copy. You are reminding a worried business owner that the GST deadline is Friday, and that you handle exactly this. The page was already written. It just needed to reach the person at the moment they were thinking about it.
From a page on your site to a post
Take your key-dates page, say the line for provisional tax due 28 March. RightHandMan.io turns it into a post: 'Provisional tax is due 28 March. If your year was better than last, the standard estimate can overcharge you, and if it was worse, you may be paying tax on profit you never made. Worth a five-minute check before you pay.'
You read it, adjust the date wording, and post. A line buried in a table becomes the reminder that prompts three clients to message you before the deadline, instead of after.
Questions accountants / bookkeepers ask
No. RightHandMan.io reads your site, including your service pages and key-dates, and drafts each post. You check the figures, tweak the wording, and post. No blank page before each deadline.
No. It shows a ready-to-paste preview and can email you each post when it is due, on a cadence you set. Nothing publishes until you review it and post it yourself.
The substance comes straight from your own pages, so it reflects what you published. You always review each draft before posting, so you catch anything that has changed since.
Yes. You set the cadence and can have each post emailed to you when it is due, so a deadline reminder goes out in the week it actually matters, not whenever you remember.
Let RightHandMan.io post the deadlines and tax tips your clients keep asking about.
Crawl your site, generate the posts you pick. Free to start.