Company Type: Accounting, Financial Consulting
Location(s): Florida and New Jersey
Year founded: 2017
Target Market: Businesses—predominantly small to medium sized
Inspiring the Brand
We were engaged to shape this brand from the ground up, including name generation, logo concepting, website building, and marketing materials. Being a woman-owned company, we wanted to develop a brand that was women-focused and personality driven. We wanted to position it as not just an accounting firm, but as a strong, personable business development firm.
The Final Identity
The name and logo set reflect a serious-but-not-too-serious brand personality. “Go Figure” is a cheeky North American interjection of surprise or bewilderment, but in an accounting context, “figure” refers to both the numbers involved in accounting and the “figuring out” of complex business finances.
Visually, we pair clean, open space with bold-yet-feminine colors and fonts. The shortened “GF” icon acts as a seal, allowing for versatility in less horizontal spaces. The contrast of the descending g and the ascending f is a subtle nod to Go Figure’s accounting software of choice, QuickBooks.
For the color palette, white and off-white neutrals create a background for the three main colors to pop off of. The deep green that is the primary brand color is another nod to QuickBooks, while the deep turquoise and magenta accent shades are boldly feminine.

Application
The main design elements in Go Figure branding are use of color and text. Marketing materials and messaging typically emphasizes the action and forward motion of “Go” and “Going,” namely to target business people always on the go and high-achieving “go-getters.” “Go” also conveys action, as in Go Boldly, Go the Distance.
Where most accountants would use number graphics and photos of serious-looking businessmen, we opt for a more human-centric approach, showing everyday professionals hard at work, happy to be focusing on their business rather than their finances.



Social Media
Go Figure’s social media is where we combine fun with function. We share simple tax tips and promote Profit First strategies and services intermixed with entertaining number-based shareables and highlighting women in business and history. Different combinations of photography, white space, color and text keep our feed interesting and cohesively branded.

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Don’t mess with Bev.
Meet Beverley Schottenstein is the 93-year-old #GoGetter who went to war with JPMorgan Chase. Her two financial advisors — who oversaw more than $80 million for her — forged documents, ran up commissions with inappropriate trading, and made her lose tens of millions.
Even worse? The two advisors were her grandsons. Though her family encouraged her not to make waves, Beverley sought legal action, and JPMorgan and her grandsons were charged with elder abuse and ordered to pay $19 million.
You go, girl!
(Image via @bloomberg)


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Why choose us?
“Go Figure isn’t about making a quick buck. They come in, they hold your hand, they walk you through every step. Like it or not, Rachel gives you the good, the bad, and the ugly, but she also gives you an achievable outcome. Something to work towards, a way to better your business. It’s big picture thinking, and that’s made a profound impact on the success of my business. I appreciate her guidance, patience, and ongoing support.”
Actual GoFigure client Rhiannon Neuharth of BioReigns.
Let’s work together.
Southeast > 407-855-6648
Northeast > 732-374-9641


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Just announced: The new tax deadline is May 17th
For more info, go to: https://www.irs.gov/…/tax-day-for-individuals-extended…


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When was the last time you stopped and gave your business finances a little once over? Are you guilty of avoiding it? Or simply leaving it for your accountant?
Maybe it’s time to get acquainted with Profit First — a mindset and method that will help grow your business in a sustainable way while creating long term success.
As one of the few accredited #ProfitFirstProfessionals in Florida and New Jersey I’ve seen first hand how it can help entrepreneurs build a healthy and more profitable businesses. Let us show you how.


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All hail the queen!
Martha Stewart has been an author (x98!) and publisher, TV star, convict, model, gardener, stockbroker, caterer, #GOGetter, Snoop Dogg’s BFF, and so much more. But did you know that she became America’s FIRST self-made woman billionaire when her company first went public in 1999? Light years before Oprah or Kylie.
“If you can get some life lessons out of what I’ve done or what I think I’ve done, that would be great. I’ve said it so many times, but take your life into your own hands. Don’t let other people direct you. Know what you want. I really believe in that.” @marthastewart
{Image by Marcus Nilsson via marthastewart.com}


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“Financials are one of the first areas to start slipping through the cracks when a business grows too quickly.”
Thankfully, with a little guidance, we’ve been able to transition Rhiannon to QuickBooks, so she can monitor the health of her business weekly. And right now, we’re brainstorming and setting new financial goals for 2021 and beyond.
Read more about how GoFigure helped Rhiannon Neuharth achieve her financial GOALS.


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Consider this a wellness check: If you put $100 in a savings account with an interest rate of 5% per year and left the money in the account for five years, how much would you have in the account at the end of the 5th year?
Financial literacy is an important component of success business planning. Whether you’re just starting out or a seasoned pro, there’s always something new to learn. When it comes to money, budgeting, or business, the only bad question is the one you never ask.
P.S. The answer is $127 and change.


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Another big week for #womenshistorymonth.
Deb Haaland became Secretary of the Interior, the first Native American to lead a Cabinet agency. And Rosalind Brewer became CEO of Walgreens, the only Black woman currently serving as the CEO of a Fortune 500 company.


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Let’s talk about the tax deadline, shall we?
APRIL 15. Like it or not, ESTIMATED tax payments are still due April 15, 2021. This affects solopreneurs, freelancers, LLCs, and other businesses who don’t have taxes automatically withheld from their income sources.
MAY 17 Individual taxpayers have until 11:59 p.m. ET on May 17 to make contributions to IRA, ROTH, HSA, MSA accounts for 2020.
MAY 17 Taxes are due. All forms and payments must be postmarked or emailed by the deadline to avoid penalties and interest.
JUNE 15 Unless, of course you live in Texas, Louisiana, or Oklahoma. Thanks to Winter Storm Uri, these states have until June 15, 2021, to file various individual and business tax returns and make tax payments.

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GOALS Magazine
To complement Go Figure’s other marketing efforts and provide a vehicle for promoting its services and adding value for clients, we developed a quarterly small business and finance publication. Goals magazine is designed to share news, tips, and food for thought on a variety of finance and business topics. The cover story for each issue is a feature-length profile of an actual Go Figure client, and all articles are written in-house and are customized to Go Figure’s client needs.




