LinkedIn Buying Signal Finder
Type what you sell. You get the posts, job ads and complaints that show someone needs it now, each one a search that opens on LinkedIn. No account needed.
What do you sell, and to whom? Type it in one sentence, add a market if you have one, and the tool returns the phrases your buyers write, each with a LinkedIn and a Google search.
What counts as a buying signal
- Asking for a provider. Someone asks their network for a provider: "looking for an SEO agency", "can anyone recommend a bookkeeper".
- Hiring for it. A company posts a job for the role your offer replaces or supports. They have budget and a deadline.
- Complaining about it. Someone complains about the problem you solve: "our traffic dropped", "clients pay late".
- Just changed. A new role, a funding round, an opening or an expansion. New owners of a problem buy fast.
How to use the list
- Open each LinkedIn search. They are sorted by date, so the newest posts come first.
- Skip anyone who doesn't fit: wrong role, company too big or too small, wrong place.
- Comment or send a note while the post is fresh. Mention what they wrote, not your pitch.
- Run the searches again every few days. New people post the same words all the time.
Example
"We're a 10-person SEO agency for e-commerce brands", market UK. Who buys: E-commerce managers at online retail brands.
- Asking: "looking for an SEO agency". They are choosing a provider this month.
- Asking: "anyone know a good SEO consultant". They asked their network, so they want names.
- Asking: "recommend an SEO expert". A direct request for someone like you.
- Hiring: "SEO Specialist". The budget exists. An agency can start sooner than a hire.
- Hiring: "Digital Marketing Manager". The new hire will pick the agencies.
- Pain: "our organic traffic dropped". The problem is costing them sales now.
- Pain: "not ranking on Google". They know the cause and need help with it.
- Change: "excited to join as Head of E-commerce". A new leader reviews suppliers in the first 90 days.
Doing this every day
The list stays good. The people behind it change every day.
Deberli runs these searches for you, keeps the people who fit your customer profile, and writes to them on LinkedIn and by email, in your voice. You approve the list and the messages, or let it send.
Questions
Is the buying signal finder free?
Yes. No account and no card. Each visitor gets 10 runs a day.
Do I need a LinkedIn account?
The LinkedIn links open LinkedIn's own search, so you need to be signed in there. The Google links work without an account.
Which languages does it work in?
Write in any language. The phrases come back in the language people post in for the market you name, and the explanations in yours.
Does the tool scrape LinkedIn?
No. It only writes search phrases. The searches run in your own browser, like any search you type yourself.
What is a buying signal on LinkedIn?
Something a person posts or does that shows they need what you sell soon: asking for a recommendation, hiring for the role, complaining about the problem, or starting a new job that owns it.
How is this different from Deberli?
The tool gives you the searches. Deberli runs them every day, checks each person fits your customer profile and contacts them on LinkedIn and by email.