The American Institute of CPAs has launched the latest update of its national #CPApowered campaign, an initiative designed to showcase the strengths of CPA firms as trusted tax and business advisors to consumers and small businesses.
This year’s campaign features two 30-second videos with the tagline, “Don’t Worry, I’m a CPA,” both of which allude to practitioners’ expertise in business development, tax planning, risk management, cybersecurity and more. The videos are part of a national cable television and social media buy this fall. Firms can promote themselves through paid opportunities on YouTube, Facebook and local television, as well as use the two videos and other materials for free on their website and social media channels.
“Small businesses are the backbone of the U.S. economy, and no one is better suited to provide trusted, informed business advice to this sector than CPAs,” said Mark Koziel, CPA, CGMA, executive vice president of firm services for the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants. “With the #CPApowered campaign, we’re reminding small business owners that ‘hey, we’ve got your back.’”
Since its launch in 2014, #CPApowered has reached more than three million people through innovative digital media and content strategies. Besides the two videos in this year’s campaign – “It’s a Jungle Out There” and “Small Businesses Take a Beating” – the AICPA has created a CPA marketing toolkit for small business with promotional materials that firms can personalize with their brand. More than 130 firms and several state CPA societies have signed up to participate in the campaign this year.
Information on the videos, suggested social media postings and co-branding options for materials can be found at www.aicpa.org/cpapowered. Videos and content for small business owners on such topics as acquiring financing, succession planning, and family office considerations can be found at cpapowered.org.
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