Sales Strategy for Investor Outreach
Objective: Get your foot in the door, introduce the opportunity, and build a long-term relationship
with the client using trust-based sales tactics.
Long-Term Meeting Plan:
M1 – Introduction: Build rapport and introduce the opportunity. Focus on trust, value, and
curiosity.
M2 – Incentivize: Spark interest by highlighting potential returns and offering an incentive to
start small.
M3 – The Takeaway (Trust Play): Secure a small initial investment, then return their money
with a reason like market instability or unfavorable conditions. Position it as a protective move
for their capital, showing you care more about their success than closing a quick deal. This
builds massive trust.
M4 – Upsell with Momentum: Now that trust is earned, pitch a larger deal. Frame it around
improved technology, market conditions, or code upgrades, emphasizing how their early caution
paid off and why this is the moment to scale up.
M5 – Secure Loyalty: Deliver consistent results and build a long-term relationship. Position
them as a key partner in future deals.
Key Pitch Points for Investment:
High Profit Potential: Emphasize the opportunity for significant returns.
Hedged Risk Approach: Highlight how your strategies minimize losses and protect their
capital.
Advanced Technology Advantage: Showcase your proprietary trading code with automated,
high-win-rate performance.
Unique Market Edge: Explain how your technology profits from both market ups and downs,
generating consistent returns through frequent, compounding gains.
Proven Integrity: Remind them how you returned their money previously, demonstrating
transparency and trustworthiness.
This strategy, inspired by the classic “takeaway” method, builds trust and positions the next deal
as a bigger, more exciting opportunity they won’t want to miss.
M1 notes
M1 – Introduction (Foot in the Door): Key Points
1. Gift with a Personal Touch: Bring a small gift based on their interests (e.g., a toy car if
they like cars). Make it thoughtful and memorable.
2. Tell a Story Behind the Gift: Add a spin to make it meaningful or symbolic. Example: “I
brought you this because every great journey starts with the right vehicle. Let’s see if this
opportunity can drive us somewhere big.”
3. Introduce the Opportunity Casually: Frame it as a possible investment without
pressure—just something worth exploring.
4. Secure Contact Information: Aim for their phone number (ideal for direct follow-ups). If
they hesitate, social media is a solid backup.
5. Build Curiosity, Not Pressure: End with a teaser: “I won’t pitch you today—just wanted
to connect. If you’re curious, we can chat more later.”
The aim is to stand out, leave a lasting impression, and open the door for future conversations.
*Intro*
- high-frequency trading code
- 80.9% win rate
- profiting in both up and down markets
*Close*
- I can try to secure us a spot
- Let me know if you’re interested