The challenge, and what we did
Challenge
When we started, Forex Funds Flow was a new CFD prop firm with little exposure and almost no sales. The offer existed, but few traders had heard of the firm, and the ones who found it had little to go on.
That is the common starting point for a new firm. Traders buy a challenge from a firm they trust, and trust takes signals a new firm does not have yet. Before they pay, traders read Trustpilot replies, look for proof that rewards get paid, and check whether the firm is active on social. A quiet feed or a thin website reads as risk, even when the firm runs well.
The website is usually the first gap. A first site is often built fast, to get the firm live, and it rarely explains the account models, rules and prices well enough for a trader to compare and buy. A rules page that disagrees with the checkout, or a challenge table that is hard to read, is enough to send a buyer back to a comparison site.
The second gap is reach. Many new firms lean on paid campaigns and affiliates first. Both work, but both stop the day the budget or the commission stops, and financial ad review limits what a prop firm can say in an ad. A firm that wants steady demand needs channels it does not rent: a website that search engines trust, and social channels traders follow and come back to.
So the job had three parts at once: a website that sells the current offer clearly, a marketing system that brings traders to it, and the slow work of building the authority a new domain does not have.
What we did
We ran full scale marketing and the website for Forex Funds Flow until our engagement ended on 30 September 2026.
We rebuilt the website, the homepage and the subpages. The account models, rules and prices set the structure, so a trader can compare challenges, read the rules and reach checkout without guessing. Design, copy and build sat with one team, so the site used the same look and the same words traders saw on social.
We rebuilt the whole marketing system around it. Every channel pointed at pages that answered a trader's questions, and every change to the offer reached the site and the channels together, not weeks apart.
We grew the firm's Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. Each channel had its own posting rhythm in the firm's own brand, built for traders who scroll fast and judge a firm by how active it is. Posts sent traders to the site, and the site gave the posts something worth linking to.
A new domain starts with no standing in search, and authority builds slowly. The result: Ahrefs Domain Rating 25 by the end of our engagement, September 2026.
Trust shows in public, too. Forex Funds Flow holds a 4.5 TrustScore across 219 Trustpilot reviews, as shown on its own Trustpilot page.
Every part of this work was done by our own staff. Nothing was handed to freelancers.