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Academy/High-Ticket Client Acquisition/Consultative Selling for IBs
Lesson 3 of 625 min

Consultative Selling for IBs

Consultative Selling for IBs

High-ticket prospects don't respond to "Sign up with my link." They need a consultative approach.

The Discovery Call Framework

Don't pitch. Discover.

Opening (5 min):

  • Thank them for their time

  • Share your background briefly (30 seconds)

  • "I'd love to understand your trading goals so I can see if I can add value"
  • Discovery (20 min):

  • "What's your current trading experience?"

  • "What instruments do you focus on?"

  • "What's your current broker and what do you like/dislike?"

  • "What would the ideal trading setup look like for you?"

  • "What's your approximate trading size?"
  • Education (10 min):

  • Share relevant insights about the market

  • Explain how different broker types work (ECN vs Market Maker)

  • Discuss what matters for their trading style
  • Recommendation (10 min):

  • "Based on what you've told me, I think [Broker] would be a great fit because..."

  • Address their specific pain points

  • Be honest about limitations too
  • Next Steps (5 min):

  • "Would you like me to set up a demo account so you can test the platform?"

  • "I can introduce you to the broker's dedicated account manager"

  • Follow up within 24 hours with a summary email
  • Handling Objections

    "Why should I use your link instead of going direct?"
    → "Great question. Going through me gives you priority support, I personally handle any issues with the broker, and I can negotiate better conditions for active traders. My service is free to you — the broker compensates me."

    "I've been burned by a broker before"
    → "Tell me what happened. [Listen.] That's exactly why I only recommend [Tier 1] regulated brokers. With [Broker], your funds are segregated and protected up to [amount]."

    "Let me think about it"
    → "Absolutely. I'll send you a comparison document and some resources. What questions would help you make a decision?"