Core Concept

Timing is everything in sales.

Buyer intent is the digital body language that tells you exactly when a prospect is ready to buy. Here is how Leadiary categorizes every signal.

The 99% Rule of B2B Sales

At any given moment, only 1% to 3% of your target market is actively looking to buy. The other 97% are perfectly happy with their current solution, or don't even realize they have a problem yet.

Traditional lead generation forces you to email the 100% just to find the 1%. It is expensive, exhausting, and damages your brand reputation.

Intent-driven sales flips the script. Instead of shouting at everyone, you listen for the 1% who are already raising their hands, and you only engage with them.

97% Not in Market
3% Actively Buying (High Intent)
Leadiary Focus

The 3 Levels of Buying Intent

Leadiary’s AI engine scans public social networks to identify and categorize signals based on their proximity to a purchase decision.

Low Intent

General Pain Points

The user is experiencing friction or expressing a broad problem but hasn't sought a solution yet.

Informational

"Managing team schedules in spreadsheets is becoming a nightmare as we grow."

Observe Intent

Competitor Comparison

The user is frustrated with a current provider or actively researching market alternatives.

Evaluation

"Our current CRM just increased prices again. Does anyone know a tool with better automation?"

High Intent

Direct Buying Signals

The highest level of intent. The user is ready to buy and is explicitly asking for a demo or recommendation.

Direct Ask

"Looking to switch to a new lead gen tool this week. Any recommendations that integrate with HubSpot?"

How Leadiary measures intent.

Not all mentions are created equal. Someone saying "I love this CRM" is a mention, but it has zero buying intent. Leadiary’s AI analyzes the context, urgency, and sentiment of every post to assign a Buying Intent Score (0-100%).

Based on this score, signals are categorized into your Feed so you can prioritize your outreach efforts effectively.

Start listening for intent