Tax Credits
It is important that your clients know that the U.S. government has chosen to promote and support businesses that comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). By making a website accessible, your client's business can be eligible for up to $5,000 in tax credits.You can find more information here.What should your clients know?
Below you can find a snippet available for you to share with your client via conversation or email:“It is important to know that the U.S. government has chosen to promote and support businesses that comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). By making your website accessible, your business can be eligible for up to $5,000 in tax credits.
Video - An Explanation of the ADA Tax Credit for Accessible Businesses
Blog Post - ADA Tax Credit Meets Web Accessibility: How to Apply, Who Qualifies, and Key Stipulations
PDF - Web accessibility meets tax benefits: important information to know
‍Improved PerformanceIt is essential to understand that accessible websites enjoy increased traffic and improved SEO rankings. This benefit might be significant to your client’s business.Below you can find a snippet available for you to share with your client via conversation or email:“Accessible websites enjoy increased traffic, reduced bounce rates, improved SEO rankings, and better conversion rates. An accessible website means that you’re making it easier for people to find your website.A new study by Semrush analyzed 847 web domains and found that:- There was a 12% average increase in overall traffic for all domains
- 73.4% of domains saw growth in organic traffic
- 66.1% of all domains saw growth in organic traffic of up to 50%With Google constantly calculating search engine result page (SERP) rankings by evaluating sites based partly on web page usability and user experience, it logically follows that websites with more accessibility features would be prioritized over sites without those accommodations.”Additional resources to share with your clients:
Semrush studyWiden your clients’ user baseBy opening their websites to 15% of the global population that lives with a disability, your clients widen their user base into a market with a spending power of $8 trillion.What should your clients know?Below you can find a snippet available for you to share with your client via conversation or email:“By opening up your websites to 15% of the global population that lives with a disability, you tap into a market with a spending power of $8 trillion (based on the Valuable 500 research).Not only do you widen your user base when you become accessible, but you also provide a better experience for all users, regardless of their ability.”Additional resources to share with your clients:
The Valuable 500 researchBrand ReputationBrand reputation and social responsibility are crucial for businesses. In order to be in line with legislation and maintain a brand reputation, your clients should do something about web accessibility. Once your clients implement accessWidget, they become accessible and compliant. This means they will have an accessibility statement, and that says a lot about their brand.What should your clients know?Below you can find a snippet available for you to share with your client via conversation or email:“Brand reputation and social responsibility are crucial for businesses, and web accessibility is an essential part of this. In order to be in line with legislation and maintain a brand reputation, you should do something about web accessibility. Once you implement an accessibility solution, you will have an accessibility statement, and that says a lot about your brand.”Additional resources to share with your clients:
Blog post: Why you should make your site accessible for people with disabilities