Web Design for Accountants in London

Yes. Proxima is based in East London and works with accountants, bookkeepers and tax advisers across the capital: sole practitioners in the outer boroughs, high street firms, and chartered firms in the City. The work is the same in each; the local search plan changes with the borough.

Proxima is an independent studio based in East London. The whole project runs by video call, phone and email, and you speak to the person doing the work at every stage.

With a page for the borough that carries real local detail, a Google Business Profile set up for the office's exact address, service pages that name the borough as well as the service, and schema markup that states where the practice is. Rankings in the map results also depend on reviews arriving steadily, which the SEO Growth Plan works on after launch.

Both, in different places. The homepage and the service pages carry London; a page for each borough the practice draws clients from carries the borough. A practice in Harrow competes with more than seven hundred others in the same borough, so the borough page is where most of its local enquiries will come from.

Yes, and it should. Each service gets its own page, written for the client who needs it and for the search they make, with the facts on it checked against gov.uk. Client type pages, for contractors, landlords, limited companies and sole traders, sit beside them.

Every practice website at Proxima is quoted on enquiry, in London as everywhere else, so the figure matches the site your practice needs. Sole practitioners usually suit the Presence package, most high street and specialist practices choose Authority, and firms with several offices or partners sit on Dominance. Book a free discovery call and you will have a written quote within a few days.

It depends on the package and on how many services, client types and boroughs the site covers. A Presence build is the quickest, Authority takes longer and Dominance longer again. You get a firm timeline on the proposal.

Yes. A redesign starts with what the current site already earns: the pages that rank, the links that point to them and the enquiries they bring in. Those pages keep their addresses or are redirected one by one, and the launch checks protect the rankings the practice already has. The firm details are checked and corrected during the rebuild.

Yes. Bookkeepers, AAT licensed members, tax advisers and payroll bureaus go through the same process as a chartered firm, with the services and the search plan adapted to the practice. 'Bookkeeper London' is a search in its own right, and gets its own page.

Yes. A specialist practice gets a site that goes deep on its work, with the questions those clients ask answered on the page. London has more landlords than any other region and hundreds of thousands of contractors and freelancers, and both search for an accountant who understands a business like theirs.