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Anyone found a better workflow for tracking sales conversations?
A public post names the pain and asks other operators what they switched to.
X (Twitter) monitoring: reach the buyer before the quote-tweets pile in
On X someone tweets "what's everyone using for this?" and the replies decide it in minutes. IntentHunter watches public 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 buying question is a one-line tweet
On X the whole decision is "what should I use for X?" in a single post. The first useful reply usually wins it, so the gap between seeing it and answering is the gap that costs you the customer.
A competitor's bad day is a tweet you want to be on
Outages, pricing changes, and complaints about a competitor all play out in public. Those replies are full of people looking for what to use instead.
A post is hot for minutes, not hours
By the time you scroll past a "what should I use" tweet, it has answers. Each match is scored 0 to 100, so you open the ones still worth replying to first.
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 which tool to use
People complaining about a competitor and asking for alternatives
Brand and product mentions
Category keywords across public posts
Reactions to competitor launches and pricing changes
Turn public posts into useful context.
Reply to a "what should I use" post while it is still getting answers
Catch the replies to a competitor's outage or pricing change
Find the public pain posts that name a problem you solve
Route hot posts to Slack, Discord, Telegram, or email in real time
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 X (Twitter) 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.
X (Twitter) monitoring questions
- What is X (Twitter) monitoring?
- X (Twitter) monitoring tracks public posts for the moments that matter: people asking which tool to use, naming a competitor, or describing a problem you solve. IntentHunter scores each match 0 to 100 by how close the poster is to buying.
- Is X (Twitter) monitoring available on every plan?
- Available on plans that include it. The app shows which sources your plan covers.
- Can IntentHunter reply or send DMs on X (Twitter)?
- No. IntentHunter does not reply, post, vote, or send DMs. It drafts a reply you can edit and links you to the post so you show up as yourself.
- Can X (Twitter) matches trigger alerts?
- Yes, when the source and alert channels are on your plan. Route matching posts to email, Slack, Discord, or Telegram so you reach the poster while the tweet is still live.
Start monitoring X (Twitter).
Create a project, choose the sources your plan supports, and review ranked conversations as scans run.