Jun 18 • General discussion
Smart with Taxes, But Practically Invisible Online?
Hey everyone 👋
Been thinking about something I see a lot in the tax world especially with really sharp professionals in this space:
You're great at tax planning, staying compliant, understanding the code…But your digital footprint is almost nonexistent.
Not judging just noticing.
In 2025, a strong online presence isn't about being flashy or famous. It's about:
- Being searchable when a referral Googles your name
- Showing credibility before you even speak to a client
- Educating your audience in a way that positions you as the expert (before they ever ask your price)
It could be as simple as:
- Posting 1-2x per week on LinkedIn
- Sharing one helpful tax insight on your site or newsletter
- Having a clean Google Business or basic website up
Curious how many here are actively working on your online visibility? Or are you still getting 100% of business from referrals and networking?
Would love to hear how others in this group are approaching it. We’re all learning
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Smart with Taxes, But Practically Invisible Online?
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