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In the News: December 1, 2025

It’s been a little while since our last roundup, and we’re excited to be back with a fresh edition and big savings on...

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What My Broken Keurig Taught Me About Client Retention

It might sound funny, but your coffee maker may have a better handle on client retention than you do.

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Intuit’s Big Moves, New Tools and Wisdom for Accountants

In episode 149 of TheWoodardReport Podcast, JoeWoodard and HeatherSatterley return fresh from the Woodard Summit,...

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Preparing Your Firm for a Profitable Year-End

Between client requests, looming deadlines, and closing out projects, year-end can feel like a sprint to the finish....

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Tru Financial Solutions: Leading the Charge in CAS

In the thriving community of Murfreesboro, TN, Tru Financial Solutions is making a substantial impact in the Client...

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Grateful To Be An Accountant

You know what I am this holiday season? Grateful. 

Grateful that I chose to be an accountant. Yes, I said it out loud....

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Lead Qualification: Turning Interest Into Ideal Clients

When your practice is growing, it can feel counterintuitive to turn away potential clients. It’s easy to just assume...

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Building a Boutique Firm That Actually Feels Boutique

In episode 148 of the Woodard Report Podcast, host Joe Woodard speaks with Keila Hill-Trawick, founder of Build to...

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5 Ways AI-Revolutionized Accountants Are Dominating Local Markets

The shift is already here. You don’t need to scroll LinkedIn long to see that accountants are talking about AI...

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Building Client Loyalty During Year-End Planning Season

At the end of the year, your clients are staring down deadlines, scrambling through receipts, and second-guessing their...

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