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Bookkeeping website design for Aaron Milne
A bookkeeping website that introduces Aaron’s catch-up services and gives Pittsburgh contractors and small business owners a clear way to ask for help.
A bookkeeping website that makes asking for help clearer
- The need
- Aaron was starting a bookkeeping business without a website and needed to explain his services to contractors and small business owners.
- The approach
- Lead with catch-up bookkeeping, explain the service steps and answer common questions before inviting a visitor to request a call.
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Where Aaron started
Aaron Milne started Aaron Milne’s Bookkeeping in 2026, after about 8 years as a full-time accountant. He was just starting out, with no website.
He needed a way for Pittsburgh contractors and small business owners who’ve fallen behind on their books to find him, to see that he wouldn’t judge them for it, and to know exactly how to ask for help.
What the website included
- A homepage introducing catch-up bookkeeping, ongoing bookkeeping and monthly reports.
- A three-step explanation of getting started, with a contact path for requesting a catch-up call.
- An introduction to Aaron and answers to common service questions.
The new homepage, section by section
Aaron’s visitors are behind on their books, and opening them again is the hardest part. Every section makes asking for help a little easier. Here’s the page from the top.
01
Meet them where they are: behind
The headline is what a business owner who’s months behind wants: their books caught up before year-end. One button asks for a free catch-up call, and the line under it says what that call is: short, about how far behind you are, and no judgment.
02
Say it happens, then show the way back
The page acknowledges that books can fall behind, then introduces three services in a practical order: catch-up and cleanup bookkeeping, monthly bookkeeping and monthly reports. A visitor can see the help available for getting caught up and keeping the books current.
03
Take away the reason to wait
Three steps: a free call, send what you have, you’re caught up. “No need to tidy up first” answers the worry that you have to get organized before anyone sees your books. And nothing starts until you say yes.
04
Show who will be doing the books
Aaron’s photo, and a line that shows he gets it: the jobs come first and the books slide. Then why he can be trusted with the numbers: QuickBooks certified, about 8 years as a full-time accountant, and a client list he keeps small.
05
Answer what people hesitate to ask
How far behind is too far? What does catch-up cost? Do you do taxes? The answers are on the page: how many months back Aaron can go, a typical price range, and that he works alongside your tax preparer. A visitor knows before they ask whether he’s the right fit.
What business owners can do now
- See right away that Aaron catches up books that have fallen behind.
- Know what happens after they reach out, with no need to tidy up first.
- Find out what catch-up costs, and how far back he can go.
- Send Aaron a message to set up a free catch-up call.
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