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Public record signals · 4 min read

Two filing signals that bring new clients

New companies get all the attention. But the public record holds two quieter signals. Both say the same thing: this firm needs help with its numbers now.

  1. 01

    Accounts coming due

    Every company's accounts deadline is public. Sixty days out is the sweet spot. Late enough to feel real. Early enough that switching accountant is still easy.

  2. 02

    The overdue marker

    A company past its deadline is not a lost cause. It is a firm that has outgrown DIY. The tone is help, not telling off.

  3. 03

    Working both, weekly

    Give one agent both reasons, set to your area. Together they bring a steady handful of firms each week. Firms that are primed to say yes.

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