Industries
Professional Services
Websites for accountants, consultancies and agencies.
Firms sell expertise, so the site's job is to be found for the questions clients ask and to answer them clearly. Most of my recent non-Shopify work is here: a cluster of Next.js sites for US–UK tax specialists with blogs that publish on their own, calculators, and content migrated off WordPress.
What these stores need
- Fast, server-rendered pages that rank for the questions clients search.
- A content pipeline: blog posts that draft, publish and syndicate on a schedule.
- Calculators and lead forms that do something useful before asking for an email.
- A CMS the firm can edit without a developer (Payload, Sanity).
- Migration off WordPress without losing rankings: redirects, sitemaps, structured data.
Sites I've worked on in this space
- US–UK TaxNext.js + Payload CMS
- US UK Cross Border TaxNext.js
- US UK Tax HubNext.js
- US UK Tax ExpertsNext.js
- US UK Tax ReturnsNext.js
- US UK Tax AccountantsNext.js
- Jungle TaxWordPress → Next.js
- Uber Driver AccountantsNext.js
- Tax YorkNext.js + Payload, tax calculators
- Maktub GlobalNext.js
- La Casa LatinaNext.js
- ICA ArabiaNext.js
- StafflyNext.js
- TeleStaff SolutionsNext.js
- MediSync RCMNext.js + Sanity
- Nael & AssociatesNext.js
- Clearcycle ITStatic site
Questions
Do you only build on Shopify?
No. For firms and consultancies I build on Next.js, usually with Payload or Sanity as the CMS, hosted on Vercel. This site runs on the same stack.
Can the blog run itself?
Largely. For several tax firms I've built content pipelines that draft posts to a calendar, publish on schedule and push them to LinkedIn, with a human approving each one before it goes out.
Can you move us off WordPress?
Yes. Posts, pages and media come across, every old URL gets a redirect, and the sitemap and structured data are set up before launch so rankings carry over rather than reset.
Let's talk about your store
Tell me what you're working on and I'll reply with next steps.
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