Describe what you sell in one paragraph. LeadHunter works out who your buyer is, reads public conversations for people describing that exact need, and hands you their own words alongside the message to send.
Anyone can match a keyword. The difficulty is that a designer looking for work and a founder looking for a designer write almost the same sentence. LeadHunter reads for direction — who benefits from the deal — and throws away the other side.
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A paragraph in your own words — what you sell, roughly what it costs, who it suits. No keyword lists, no boolean queries, no filters to maintain.
Who has this problem, what their asking sounds like in each language you work in, and the look-alike phrases that must not match. You read it and correct it before anything runs.
Every lead arrives with the sentence it rests on, marked in the original message, plus what we could verify about the person and their company — and how confident we are in each part.
Enough to see whether people in your groups are asking for what you sell.
For one person selling one thing, who wants a short list every morning.
For a small team running several offers at once across more places.
Describe your offer, review what we think your buyer looks like, and see the first leads from history straight away.