IB tools

Marketing kit

Banners and post templates that already carry the risk warning and disclosure. Replace the bracketed parts, keep the rest.

Starter designs — co-branded and broker-approved assets will be added before launch.

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Introducing the free courses
If you're curious about forex, start with the free courses at TradeBridge IB: short lessons, a quiz at the end of each course and no paid upsells. Learn how pips, lots and risk work before you ever trade real money. [YOUR LINK] Trading forex and CFDs carries a high risk of losing money. I may earn a commission from the broker if you open an account through my link.
Risk-first tip
One habit worth building before anything else: decide how much you're willing to lose on a trade before you enter it. A common guideline is to risk around 1% of your account per trade — the Risk management course explains how to size a position from that. [YOUR LINK] Not financial advice. Trading involves a high risk of loss.
Weekly live session
Live market walk-through this week: what moved, what's on the economic calendar and how to plan around news. Bring your questions — no signals, just analysis you can learn from. [DAY, TIME, LINK] Educational content only. Trading forex and CFDs carries a high risk of losing money.
Being open about the IB relationship
Quick disclosure: I'm an introducing broker. If you open an account with the partner broker through my link, the broker pays me a commission based on trading volume. It doesn't change what I teach, and you never need to use my link to use the free courses. [YOUR LINK]

Keep the risk warning visible — never crop it out of an image or move it below a 'read more'.
Always say you may earn a commission. Put it near the link, not at the bottom of a long caption.
Never show profits, account screenshots or lifestyle images as proof of results.
Never promise returns, income, or that someone will 'make back' losses.
Don't target people under 18, and don't push people to deposit more or trade more.
Check the promotion rules where you and your audience live before you post.

The Compliance & ethical marketing course explains each rule.