aynsley damery: adding value is the only way to stay in business

rethink the 80:20 rule, because the 80% are likely stealing from you.

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aynsley damery wants accountants to think more deeply about their work. the ceo for clarity said we need to think about what clients want and deliver it to them, but as simple as that sounds, the problem is he doesn’t “think many accountants truly understand what their clients are looking for.” clients who have started their own businesses are looking for a combination of “money, time and freedom.” however, damery said, we’re selling them dashboards, kpis and cash flow forecasting without explaining why that’s important and what that’s going to do for them. “clients are looking for an advisor who’s going to listen to me, understand my hopes, my fears, my vision, what the challenges are, and be able to be there to support me,” damery said.

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“our clients don’t understand numbers, yet we give them plans with the numbers, and … it doesn’t help,” he said. instead, damery said cpas need to help them understand what they need to do “to make a difference and move their business forward. and that’s not about giving them the answers. that’s about asking the right questions.”

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clients don’t understand cas, but they know value

hitendra patil cas q-and-a logo

your cas marketing itself should provide value, too.

by hitendra patil
client accounting services: the definitive success guide

q: we put in significant work to develop our firm’s cas offering. we know we can deliver great value through cas. we are proactively marketing our cas packages to our existing clients. but the response is lukewarm. how can we make our clients interested in our cas capabilities?

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a: “client accounting services (cas)” are words accountants understand. but clients may not comprehend what cas is. unlike “accounting,” “bookkeeping,” and “tax,” “cas” is not in your clients’ everyday vocabulary. as a result, cas can feel like yet more accounting jargon to them. you must make cas both understood and valued.

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six ways to create a millennial-friendly firm

your firm’s future depends on successfully engaging younger clients and younger staff. here’s how.

by frank stitely
the relentless cpa

do you know why millennials can’t buy houses? avocado toast is expensive. how many millennials does it take to change a light bulb? none. they accept it for what it is. buy me a craft beer and i’ll tell you a half-dozen more.

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now, here’s why you need millennials as clients and how they increase the efficiency of your firm.

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manage better with the right financial tools

two businessmen discussing a projectget the most out of what you’re paying for.

by ed mendlowitz
77 ways to wow!

directors and managers have many functions. a major tool is having the right financial data.

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unless you are an accountant or have an mba, few directors or managers know what to ask for, let alone how to use what they get. here are some suggestions.
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the life insurance that your firm needs

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guarantee funding when your business needs it the most.

by russ alan prince
your $5 million high-net-worth practice

there are times because of death when key people in a company are lost. key person life insurance provides funds to a business to address the financial losses that can occur when a key person dies.

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revenue losses can be offset, and money can be tapped to help ensure the business remains viable and doesn’t fail – for example, to find a replacement or train someone to take the job of the key person who died.

this is almost always the most cost-effective approach. additionally, key person life insurance pretty much guarantees the money required will be available when needed.

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