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100 Examples of LinkedIn Content to Add for Accountants

  • Writer: nicolejessicacoggan
    nicolejessicacoggan
  • May 7
  • 4 min read


LinkedIn isn’t just a platform to park your resume — it’s a place where accountants can showcase expertise, build trust, attract clients, and strengthen professional networks. Whether you’re in public practice, corporate accounting, audit, tax, or bookkeeping, adding the right content can make your profile stand out.


Here’s a list of 100 LinkedIn content ideas for accountants to elevate your online presence and show the world your value.


1–10: Share Your Professional Story

  1. Post about why you became an accountant.

  2. Share your career journey so far.

  3. Reflect on the biggest lesson you’ve learned in accounting.

  4. Post a behind-the-scenes look at your typical day.

  5. Share a fun fact about your industry or role.

  6. Reflect on the moment you knew you were on the right career path.

  7. Post a photo of your workspace or setup.

  8. Share your personal mission statement or professional values.

  9. Write about what motivates you to keep improving.

  10. Thank a mentor or colleague who helped shape your career.



11–30: Highlight Your Technical Expertise

  1. Share tips on budgeting or forecasting.

  2. Post an explainer on cash flow management.

  3. Discuss the importance of financial statements.

  4. Share tax tips or year-end preparation advice.

  5. Explain the impact of changing tax laws or compliance rules.

  6. Share insights on business structures and their financial implications.

  7. Post about using cloud accounting software.

  8. Explain the basics of payroll or superannuation compliance.

  9. Share a case study on helping a client improve profitability.

  10. Discuss common accounting mistakes to avoid.

  11. Post about audit preparation tips.

  12. Explain the difference between cash and accrual accounting.

  13. Share tips on reducing tax liabilities ethically.

  14. Discuss financial KPIs every business owner should track.

  15. Post about accounting software hacks or shortcuts.

  16. Explain depreciation and asset management.

  17. Share insights on financial reporting for stakeholders.

  18. Discuss the importance of internal controls.

  19. Post about the impact of ESG reporting in accounting.

  20. Share a checklist for monthly bookkeeping tasks.



31–50: Share Your Professional Growth

  1. Highlight a recent certification or qualification.

  2. Share takeaways from a recent workshop or conference.

  3. Reflect on an important industry change you’ve adapted to.

  4. Write a review of an accounting book or article.

  5. Share your top learning resources for other accountants.

  6. Post about your continuing professional development (CPD).

  7. Share how you’ve mentored a junior colleague.

  8. Reflect on how technology is transforming your role.

  9. Post about a professional challenge you overcame.

  10. Share your career goals for the next 12 months.

  11. Highlight membership in a professional body (e.g., CPA, CA, IPA).

  12. Post about a time you made a process more efficient.

  13. Share productivity or time management tips.

  14. Post a photo or reflection from an industry event.

  15. Share lessons learned from a past mistake or failure.

  16. Highlight a promotion or new role.

  17. Write about developing leadership skills in finance roles.

  18. Post about cross-functional collaboration experience.

  19. Share insights on navigating career transitions.

  20. Discuss how you stay updated with industry changes.



51–70: Provide Client-Focused Insights

  1. Share common client questions and your answers.

  2. Post a checklist on preparing for tax time.

  3. Share tips on improving small business cash flow.

  4. Explain the benefits of outsourcing bookkeeping.

  5. Post a guide on how to choose the right accountant.

  6. Share real-life examples of helping clients succeed.

  7. Discuss how accountants add value beyond compliance.

  8. Post about setting up Xero, MYOB, or QuickBooks.

  9. Share a story on resolving a tricky client issue.

  10. Highlight how you help clients navigate ATO audits.

  11. Post about tax planning strategies for small businesses.

  12. Share a tip on superannuation compliance for employers.

  13. Discuss the importance of business succession planning.

  14. Explain how you help startups with financial setup.

  15. Post about GST or BAS tips.

  16. Share insights on international tax or cross-border clients.

  17. Discuss the benefits of regular financial reviews.

  18. Post about how you help clients improve margins.

  19. Share your approach to building trust with clients.

  20. Explain the value of proactive financial advice.



71–90: Engage with the Accounting Community

  1. Share industry news or updates.

  2. Recommend useful accounting tools or apps.

  3. Highlight upcoming accounting events or webinars.

  4. Post about participating in industry groups or forums.

  5. Recommend LinkedIn influencers or thought leaders to follow.

  6. Share tips for new graduates in accounting.

  7. Post a poll about industry trends.

  8. Discuss automation’s role in the future of accounting.

  9. Write about ethical challenges in accounting.

  10. Share thoughts on sustainability and green finance.

  11. Post about building a personal brand as an accountant.

  12. Share best practices for remote or hybrid work in finance.

  13. Highlight cross-border accounting issues.

  14. Post about networking tips for accountants.

  15. Share how you give back through pro bono or volunteer work.

  16. Recommend podcasts or YouTube channels for accountants.

  17. Post a funny or relatable accounting meme.

  18. Share a day in the life of an accountant video or post.

  19. Discuss how accountants can improve soft skills.

  20. Invite peers to connect or collaborate.



91–100: Get Creative and Personal

  1. Share a before-and-after process improvement story.

  2. Post a work anniversary reflection.

  3. Share a client or colleague testimonial (with permission).

  4. Highlight how you balance work and life.

  5. Share how you maintain wellbeing during tax season.

  6. Post a “thank you” to your team or clients.

  7. Share your top 3 accounting tips for business owners.

  8. Post a personal productivity hack that’s helped you.

  9. Reflect on what you love most about your work.

  10. Invite followers to ask you an accounting question.


Final Thoughts

By consistently sharing thoughtful, authentic, and useful content, accountants can turn LinkedIn into more than just a digital resume — it becomes a powerful tool for reputation-building, client attraction, and professional growth.


Need help polishing your LinkedIn profile or content plan? Reach out — I’m here to help accountants stand out online!



 
 
 

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