The broker's landing page
Their logo, their offer, their reasons to sign up. You are a tracking code in the URL.
You look interchangeable.
Websites for introducing brokers and trading educators
You did the hard part: you built an audience that trusts you. Then most of it lands on a broker's page with someone else's logo. Your own site puts your name first, organises what you teach, and sends every visitor to your next step.
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Every trader you send somewhere else meets someone else's brand first. Here is where IB traffic usually lands.
Their logo, their offer, their reasons to sign up. You are a tracking code in the URL.
You look interchangeable.
A general-purpose builder, a candlestick header, and copy that could belong to any IB in any country.
You look like everyone else.
Telegram, YouTube and three registration links, with no explanation of who you are or why to choose you.
You leave the choice to chance.
Your name, your method and your services, presented the way you pitch them on a call.
Guides, recordings and sessions in one place, so visitors see what you know before they commit.
One clear next step per visitor: talk to you, join your group, or open an account through your link.
Every IB wins clients differently. Each blueprint is built around the one action your visitors should take.
Clients arrive through personal referral and stay because they trust you. The site has to sound like you and make contact effortless.
You teach first: courses, webinars, market notes. People choose your broker because of what they learned from you, so the site is organised around learning.
Your Telegram or Discord group is where the work happens. The site explains the group, its rules and who it is for, so the right people join.
Your visitors already trade. They want to know, plainly, how your rebate arrangement works with the brokers you work with.
You recruit and support other IBs. The site has to sell the partnership to prospective sub-IBs as clearly as it serves traders.
Focused on everything your trader touches. Connected to the tools you already run.
| In every buildThe site, done properly | Added when scopedFor your markets and content | Connected, not replacedScoped and quoted separately |
|---|---|---|
| Brand-led design built around your name and voice | Multilingual and right-to-left layouts, per language | Your Telegram or Discord group, linked as a clear join path |
| Responsive build, designed for phones first | Risk-warning and disclosure placement in your brokers' exact wording | Your course platform, linked where your courses already live |
| Content setup for the pages you agree | Resource and event sections you can keep current | Your CRM or broker portal, through a custom integration |
| Your referral links, placed, labelled and tracked by your broker as now | Technical SEO foundations: structure, metadata, speed | |
| Enquiry paths: form, Telegram, WhatsApp | ||
| Launch and handover on your domain, in your name |
Forex Marketer builds websites. Advertising, lead supply and broker introductions are not part of the service.
You work with the person who has sat on the broker's side of the IB relationship. No account managers, no handoffs, no lost requirements.
Forex Marketer operates through Asadi Labs LLC, Yerevan.
More than seven years at FXPrimus, from business analysis through project management to PMO leadership. The work covered partner and client portals, CRM, commission systems and trading integrations: the plumbing behind every IB link. FXPrimus does not endorse this business.
A multi-tenant forex CRM platform and two trading-app prototypes. Not client systems; built to stay current with how IB and broker systems fit together.
Modern AI-assisted engineering lets one senior person design, build and test the whole site. You are never passed to a junior.
Commissioned websites for Armenian hospitality businesses through Vlavera, including derian.am and adeltour.am.
Four stages. At the end of each, you approve something concrete before anything else moves.
Your business, your brokers, your audience, and the one action your visitors should take.
You get: a written summary and a fixed quote.
Pages, languages, and who supplies which text, images and broker-mandated wording.
You get: a checklist with owners.
Design first, then build, with review checkpoints you sign off.
You get: a live preview to review.
Live on your domain, then access, editing notes and what to check when a broker changes its terms.
You get: the site, its accounts, in your name.
Price: projects typically start from USD x,xxx. A fixed quote follows the scope call.
Timing: set at the content plan, once scope and content are clear.
Straight answers.
Yes. Each broker relationship gets its own labelled link and, where required, its own risk wording. The site presents who you work with; it never compares brokers.
No. Your existing links are placed as they are, and tracking stays with your broker.
They become the centre of the site: a schedule you keep current, a resource library, and a clear way to join your group. Course hosting stays on the platform you already use.
Your story, your services, any photos or logo you have, and your broker links with their required wording. The content plan lists who provides what.
Your domain, access to every account the site uses, short editing notes, and what to check when a broker changes its terms.
Yes, scoped per language, including right-to-left layouts. After launch you can edit content yourself; ongoing updates can be agreed separately.
Often. Send the address and the reply will say whether a revision or a rebuild makes more sense.
Supply the exact wording and it is placed where the broker requires, unedited, near each referral link and in the footer.
Tell me about your business. You will get a written reply from me, not an automated sequence.