Finding accessibility audit work as a freelancer comes down to positioning, outreach, and proof. Most paying clients fall into three buckets: businesses responding to a legal demand letter, SaaS companies that need an ACR to close a deal, and agencies that resell audit services under their own brand. The fastest path to consistent work is … Read more
Partnering with accessibility specialists gives your agency or team a direct line to expertise in audits, VPATs, remediation guidance, and WCAG conformance work. The right partnership model depends on what you need: white-label services under your brand, referral arrangements, subcontracted audit work, or advisory support on active projects. Start by defining the scope of work … Read more
Marketing a new web accessibility tool starts with clear positioning, a narrow audience, and credibility that holds up under scrutiny. Buyers in this space have heard every claim, so the winning approach is specificity over hype. Define what the tool does, who it serves, and what it does not do. Back every claim with evidence. … Read more
The best ways to market accessibility services are to position yourself as a specialist, produce educational content that demonstrates your expertise, and build relationships in industries where demand is accelerating. Generalist marketing does not work in this field. Buyers of accessibility services, whether procurement teams or small business owners, are looking for credible professionals who … Read more
White-label accessibility is a subcontracting arrangement where a digital agency offers accessibility services to its clients while a specialized provider does the actual work behind the scenes. The agency’s brand stays on every deliverable. The client never interacts with the provider directly. This model exists because most agencies lack in-house accessibility expertise. Building that expertise … Read more