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Professional services is an authority business. Buyers do the reading, then they pick.

We work with law firms in Upanga and Westlands, accountants in Kololo, HR consultancies across Nairobi and training providers in Dar. Every retainer is built around making the senior team's thinking findable and credible.

04.1 / The problem

You are good. Nobody is reading the work that would prove it.

The partners are sharp. The casework is solid. But the website was last updated in 2019, the blog has three posts from when an intern was bored, and LinkedIn is the founder occasionally sharing a holiday photo. Meanwhile a competitor with weaker work is winning the engagement because they published. Buyers do the reading. The firm that shows up in the research wins the call.

04.2 / What good looks like

A firm that publishes - and gets called because of it.

A website that reads like the partners actually wrote it. Long-form content on the topics your buyers research - sectoral analysis, regulatory updates, practical guides. A LinkedIn cadence the senior team can actually sustain. Authority-led SEO ranking for "tax advisory Tanzania", "employment law Kenya", "HR consultancy East Africa" - the terms buyers use when they are in market.

04.3/The playbook

What a disciplined engagement looks like.

Not every retainer runs the same. But the spine below is what we keep coming back to in this sector.

  • Editorial plan - 12 months of topics, each tied to a service line and a buyer question
  • Content calendar at a sustainable cadence - 2-4 long-form pieces a month, not 20
  • Practitioner voice - partners interviewed, copywriter drafts, partners sign off
  • LinkedIn presence the senior team can sustain - one post a week beats a flurry that dies in March
  • A website that puts thinking front and centre - case work, sector pages, partner profiles
  • SEO around the long tail of professional-services search - "do I need a sole trader registration in Tanzania", "is my Kenyan PAYE return late"
  • Email newsletter or quarterly briefing - the channel that compounds when Google fluctuates

04.6/Sector questions

What people ask before they engage us.

Anything not answered here? Send it on WhatsApp - replies inside business hours.

  • We interview the partner for 30 minutes - structured questions, recorded. Our editor drafts the piece in their voice. The partner reviews, edits and approves. Net partner time per piece: 90 minutes. We have run this cadence with law firms and accountancies who said they could not write a paragraph in time, and they ship now.
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