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Service pages
Payroll, year-end, and the other offers, each with its own page.
FIELD 04 OF 20 · GERMANY
Service pages for the work a firm wants to be hired for, connected to the inbox it already uses.
A page for each service the firm wants to be hired for, and a form that reaches the inbox already in use.
THE WORK
Search around an accounting firm is seasonal and concrete. People look for payroll, a company setup, or someone to take over the books. Each of those needs a page that says who it is for and what the first conversation covers.
The enquiry should land in the inbox or the tool the firm already pays for. We connect that gap when a person is retyping the form. We do not prepare returns, file anything, or advise on tax.
A campaign before year-end only works if the page and the follow-up agree. We do not publish invented client counts or savings.
IN THIS FIELD
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Payroll, year-end, and the other offers, each with its own page.
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The campaign and the page ready before the moment people search.
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A submission becomes a record in the tool the firm already uses.
THE BOUNDARY
This fits a firm whose services are real and specific, while the website still reads as a single about page.
We do not give tax or accounting advice, and we do not file on behalf of clients. The first version is the campaign and the enquiry.
THE FIRST VERSION
Three marks. The page goes into real use before the scope grows.
The offers the firm wants a search to land on.
One page each, with the first conversation described in plain language.
The enquiry arrives where the firm already works, without a retype.
THE SERVICES
Digital marketing is first. The others are only here when the page cannot hold the work.
ON THIS FIELD
No. The page describes the service and how to start a conversation. Advice stays with the firm.
Yes, when the brief needs it. If email is enough, we do not add an integration for its own sake.
No. We do not invent results.
Same studio, same order of work. The page changes with the field.