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Our team is still tracking partner leads in spreadsheets
A founder spells out the B2B workflow problem and asks the comments what teams have moved to.
LinkedIn monitoring: reach the buyer who asked their network first
On LinkedIn a director posts "we've outgrown our current setup, what is everyone using?" and the comments fill with vendors. IntentHunter watches those posts, scores each match 0 to 100 by how close the poster is to buying, drafts your reply, and links you to the post.
Available on plans that include it. The app shows which sources your plan covers.
Useful conversations rarely arrive neatly.
The post hands you the qualification
LinkedIn posts come with the context a sales call usually has to dig for: team size, role, the budget pressure, and what they already tried. You know if it is a fit before you reply.
People ask their network out loud here
A director posting "what is everyone using for X?" is asking for a recommendation in front of their whole feed. That is buyer intent with a name and a title attached.
Competitor comments tell you why they are leaving
When someone explains what they are replacing and why, each match arrives with a one-line reason it surfaced, so you see the opening without reading the whole feed.
Watch the terms that point to demand.
IntentHunter uses your product, competitors, topics, and keywords to rank conversations that look relevant to your market.
Posts asking the network for a tool or vendor
People describing a problem your product solves
Posts naming a competitor they are replacing
Brand and product mentions in your category
Category topics and B2B pain points
Turn public posts into useful context.
Reach a B2B team mid-decision, with their context already in the post
Catch the comments where someone is replacing a competitor
Find the work-problem posts that match what you sell
Send qualified posts to Slack, Discord, Telegram, or email
From setup to review in one inbox.
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Create a project
Describe your product, customer, competitors, and the problems you want to monitor.
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Choose sources
Turn on the sources your plan supports, including LinkedIn when available.
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Review ranked matches
Open the inbox, read the original conversation, and save, ignore, or mark matches as contacted.
Send strong matches where your team already works.
Keep the inbox as your source of truth, then route alerts to the channels your plan includes.
Daily digests and alert emails.
Slack
Send matches to a team channel.
Discord
Route alerts to a Discord channel.
Telegram
Get alerts in a Telegram chat.
Monitor more than one source.
LinkedIn monitoring questions
- What is LinkedIn monitoring?
- LinkedIn monitoring tracks public LinkedIn posts for the moments that matter: people asking their network for a tool, describing a B2B problem you solve, or naming a competitor they are replacing. IntentHunter scores each match 0 to 100 by how close the poster is to buying.
- Is LinkedIn monitoring available on every plan?
- Available on plans that include it. The app shows which sources your plan covers.
- Does IntentHunter comment or message people on LinkedIn?
- No. IntentHunter does not comment, post, connect, or message anyone for you. It drafts a reply you can edit and links you back to the post so you show up as yourself.
- Can LinkedIn monitoring help with sales?
- It surfaces the public posts where a B2B buyer is asking for what you sell, scored by how close they are to buying. You decide whether and how to follow up outside IntentHunter.
Start monitoring LinkedIn.
Create a project, choose the sources your plan supports, and review ranked conversations as scans run.