Three ways to find buyers
Every buying signal is public. Pick how you catch it.
LeadPinger works in three modes: keyword search, entity watching, and inventory mining. Each platform fits exactly one; everything downstream (classification, enrichment, outreach) is shared.
Catch people publicly asking for what you sell
You define the phrases your buyers actually type ("best CRM for a small team", "alternative to X") and LeadPinger scans for new posts on a fixed cadence, checks each one for intent, and quotes the evidence.
Reddit Intent
Track buying signals in relevant subreddits
Scan relevant subreddits to find prospects asking for product recommendations or discussing the problems you solve.
X (Twitter) Listening
Listen to real-time tech discussions
Listen to real-time developer and business discussions to reach hot leads before competitors do.
Facebook Groups
Monitor target buyer communities
Monitor public B2B groups, founder communities, and niche forums for buying intent.
Watch named companies and people for buying events
Instead of keywords, you name who matters: competitors, target accounts, individual prospects. LeadPinger detects their posts, who engages with them, hiring spikes, funding rounds, and job changes: each one a timed reason to reach out.
Stop guessing who to reach out to.
Start with the people already asking for what you sell.
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