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A fast, accessible build on a platform you can keep. Real content, clean hierarchy, no template shelf.
A mobile-first build you can edit without calling a developer.OUTCOME · A site that loads and reads on a phone.
SAN JOSE · SANTA CLARA · SINCE 2000
SILICON VALLEY ACCOUNTANCY CORP., CPAS
Tax, 401(k) plan audits, and business consulting — practiced in Silicon Valley since 2000. The firm is already credible. The website should say so in the first ten seconds.
We read cpas-svac.com the way a plan sponsor choosing an auditor would — on a phone, at night, with three tabs open. Five things send them somewhere else.
The meta description is the template's own sales pitch: “Responsive Joomla template for application landing page for Joomla 3 & Joomla 2.5…” Zero words about tax, audits, or your firm.
SOURCE · <head> META DESCRIPTIONAnnie Lee, Janet Yu, Meesha Patel, and Reshma Shah all open George Pinto's contact page. The menu offers six people and routes four of them to someone else.
SOURCE · HOMEPAGE NAV HREFS · /CONTACT/CONTACT-GEORGE-PINTO.HTMLThe homepage slider carries the firm's only statement. It is marked hidden-sm hidden-xs, so a phone opens on a rotating quote and a silhouette. Pinch-zoom is disabled too.
The firm number appears as plain footer text on both the homepage and the contact page. A plan sponsor on a phone cannot call from the page.
SOURCE · 0 href="tel:" ON BOTH PAGESThe team index shows nine portraits with names only — no titles, no specialties. Each name opens a bio, but nothing says who handles what. George Pinto's 401(k) audit practice appears only once you open his page.
SOURCE · /team.html (NAMES ONLY) + /team/141-GEORGE-PINTO.HTMLSeven client quotes already sit on the site — one at a time, inside a rotating widget. A sponsor who needs a 401(k) auditor has to wait for the right quote, find the footer, then fill four fields and a captcha.
“I want Silicon Valley Accountancy Corp. to do our 401(k) plan audit every year.”Human Resource Supervisor
“You make audits painless! Thanks!”Third-party administrator, 401(k) TPA firm
“Reasonable fees. Timely service. I appreciate you get the job done right.”Tax clientcpas-svac.com/testimonials
One concept, built from your real services, real offices, and real team. The tabs work. The phone version is designed, not shrunken.
Tax compliance; accounting and ERISA plan audits; business consulting. Each path starts with the problem, not the department.
George Pinto's ERISA practice leads the audit path. The rest of the team is named and reachable — no invented titles.
Call the firm, see both offices, or request a 20-minute conversation. The form is the fallback, not the front door.

Tax, 401(k) plan audits, and business consulting for Silicon Valley companies and the people who run them.
Every page answers one question: is this the right firm for my situation?
Federal and multistate returns, sales and property tax, R&D and foreign tax credits, retirement plans, executive compensation, mergers and acquisitions.
Auditing, 401(k) and pension plan audits, profit sharing and health and welfare plans, audit support, workpapers, income tax provision, compilation.
Entity selection, profit enhancement, cash management, budgeting, software selection, lease negotiation, financing and line of credit.
Roles are shown where we can verify them; every name comes from your team page.
Manages the ERISA practice, mostly 401(k) audits. In the profession since 1985; has taught 401(k) audit classes through the AICPA and the California Education Foundation.
Contact details stay visible — no captcha before hello.
MENUTax, 401(k) audits, and consulting for Silicon Valley.
Call (408) 448-8000Six pieces, each tied to how a CPA practice actually wins work: expertise found, proof seen, and a call that reaches a person.
A fast, accessible build on a platform you can keep. Real content, clean hierarchy, no template shelf.
A mobile-first build you can edit without calling a developer.OUTCOME · A site that loads and reads on a phone.Tax, accounting and plan audits, and consulting become three clear paths, each with its own proof and next step.
Three entry pages, each ending in a call or a 20-minute request.OUTCOME · The right visitor reaches the right page.San Jose and Santa Clara service pages, accurate business details, and a Google Business Profile that matches the site.
Consistent name, address, phone, and service categories across the web.OUTCOME · You show up for the work you want.Your seven existing client quotes, nine real portraits, and George's ERISA credentials placed where decisions happen.
Quotes and bios placed on the pages where prospects decide.OUTCOME · Trust is visible before the call.A short qualified form, visible phone lines, and a calendar handoff with a human fallback — nothing booked without confirmation.
A short form, a visible phone line, and a calendar handoff.OUTCOME · Fewer steps between interest and hello.Monthly content, service-page improvements, and a quarterly review of what prospects search and read.
A monthly rhythm: one page, one proof asset, one measurement.OUTCOME · The site keeps earning after launch.United Facilities Group came to Brandcore with a dense legacy site. Same business, same services — a clearer hierarchy and a visible next step.

Specific paths replace a wall of paragraph copy.
Credentials and scope are visible where a buyer is choosing.
One tap from the first screen, on every device.
A focused schedule for a firm that cannot pause client work. Dates begin only after scope and access are confirmed.
Confirm what the site must say, who it must reach, and what stays exactly as it is.
The approved experience is built, reviewed together, tested on real devices, and published.
After launch, review how prospects actually use the site and fix the friction they hit.
Start with the front door, or build the whole argument. Every option is scoped in a 20-minute call and quoted as a fixed fee.
For a firm that needs a current, mobile-first site without a content program.
For winning plan sponsors and business owners who compare before they call.
For a firm that wants the site to keep earning after launch.
A 20-minute walkthrough is enough to agree what to keep, what to fix first, and what a fixed-fee build would include.
AMY ALFARO“I'll walk you through the audit, the concept, and the one thing I'd fix first — no pressure to decide on the call.”
Choose a weekday window and we'll prepare an email draft. Nothing is booked, sent, or held until you confirm.