The Accounting Aisle Expands Their Network of Local Accountants
Today the Accounting Aisle announced the addition of the 500th accounting firm to its network. The Accounting Aisle simplifies a small business owners search for an accountant. This increased level of coverage provides more accounting options to businesses nationwide.
Lakewood, Colorado (PRWEB) August 14, 2008 -- Today the Accounting Aisle announced the addition of the 500th accounting firm to its network. The Accounting Aisle matches small businesses with local accountants. The goal of the Accounting Aisle is to simplify the search process for the small business owner. The service was launched in 2007 and has quickly become an industry leader.
The Accounting Aisle is popular with business owners because it dramatically simplifies their search process for an accountant. The owner fills out an accounting request form on-line or over the phone. The request is then matched with local accounting firms who specialize in their needs. The matched firms provide the owner with proposals for services. The owner chooses the accountant that is the best fit for their needs. The entire process can take as little as a few hours. However, savvy owners will wait to interview each of the firms matched to them.
According to Dan Shropshire, network manger of the Accounting Aisle, the service currently matches around 200 business firms with accountants on an average business day. Since the network focuses on business-to-business services it does not currently operate on the weekends. Shropshire plans to double the number of business requests over the next year.
The Accounting Aisle is just one of the marketing services offered to businesses by parent company Sales Star Networks of Lakewood, Colorado. The company helps small businesses find local service providers.
Sales Star has grown to help businesses reach new customers in an age when display and direct advertising are becoming more expensive and less effective. "The days of getting the biggest yellow page ad and waiting for the phone to ring are over," says Shropshire. "Today's business owners go to the Internet to find new providers."
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