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AI TikTok Videos for Accountants and Law Firms
Professional services are bought on trust, and the fastest way to earn it is to answer questions clearly before anyone pays. Short explainer videos — a deadline, a common mistake, what a service includes — bring in the right clients. MRKT DEPT writes and produces them from your services, and nothing is posted until you have reviewed it.
Why social media is hard for accountants, bookkeepers and lawyers
Billable hours leave no time for content.
Compliance means every word has to be checked.
Prospects do not know what the service includes or costs.
5 video ideas that work
The deadline coming up, and who it affects.
The most common mistake new business owners make.
What happens in a first consultation.
One question you answer every week, in 20 seconds.
When you need a professional — and when you don’t.
Example hooks
“Most new business owners miss this deadline.”
“Here’s what a first consultation actually involves.”
“Do you actually need an accountant? Here’s the test.”
Want more for your own business? Try the free TikTok hook generator.
A sample 20-second script
Hook: Most new business owners miss this deadline in their first year.
What changed: If you expect to owe tax, quarterly estimated payments are due during the year — not just at filing time — and missing them adds penalties.
Call to action: Book a quick call before the next one — link in bio.
How MRKT DEPT does it for you
Tell it about your business in a short web chat (or paste your website).
It researches your niche, plans your posts and writes each script.
It produces vertical videos with an AI spokesperson, captions, a hook title and your brand card — no filming.
You review each post; approved posts go out to TikTok and Instagram on your schedule.
Plans start at $79/month for 12 videos; Dominate is 60 videos a month for $299 — about $5 a video. See plans.
Questions
Can I check every word before it is posted?
Yes. Every post comes to you for review first, and you can send it back with changes or reject it.
Is the content general advice?
Scripts are general, plain-English explainers written from the services you provide. You stay in control of what is said, and can add your own disclaimers in the brief.