There are several methodologies and implementations for generating leads; however,
each involves one of two primary strategies: Broadcast or Concentration.
Broadcast entails communicating to a broad set of prospects with the expectation
of a statistical response back to the marketer. For example, Advertising is a classic
example of broadcast marketing.
Concentration involves identifying and creating an environment that places well-matched
candidates into a strategic setting. Market segmentation and trade shows are common
examples of concentration-marketing strategies. Lead generation can include on a
mixture of several marketing methodologies:
Broadcast Advertising
Direct Mail
Event or Trade Show marketing
Seminar or Training
Publicity and Public Relations
Whitepapers or Product Literature
Email marketing
Web marketing (Search Engine Optimization or other Internet Media buying)
Telemarketing
Lead acquisition is one of the most critical events within the lead generation process.
Drawing interest from a prospective candidate can be a challenging and costly task.
Brokers who conduct the majority of their business over the phone need a good lead
source, one that is consistent. There are literally millions of brokers competing
for the same business. Stockbrokers, commodities brokers, Forex brokers, private
placement brokers, private equity, venture capitalists, etc.
Lead generators such as Hoovers.com, Dunn & Bradstreet, Sales Genie, InfoUSA
have been exhausted by many brokers and brokerage houses. The key is finding a lead
source that provides you with qualified, accredited investors who have indicated
they have interest to invest in the market.
IB Portal can provide you several qualified lead sources in which other Introducing
Brokers are or have built their business behind them. In addition, you will receive
a discount by mentioning IB Portal. For more information, including a sample list,
please email info@ibportal.com
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up with your inquiry.