Listen
- 1Say what you want
Type the kind of business, and the area if it matters. Leave the area blank to listen everywhere.
Open Buying signals - 2Pick the phrases
These are the things owners actually type when they are ready to spend: "need an app built", "looking for a developer", "my website is out of date". Fewer, sharper choices beat everything at once.
- 3Pick the places
Reddit, Quora, public LinkedIn posts, Facebook groups, trade forums, and job boards. Two or three is plenty for a first run.
Judge and keep
- 1Read their own words
Every hit shows the quote and a link to the original post, so you can see the context before you reply.
- 2Ready to buy score
Out of 100, built from their wording. Mentioning money, wanting it soon, and a recent date all push it up.
- 3Keep the good ones
Kept signals land in your normal list on Find work, with the wording tools and the pipeline stages already there.
Find work
- 1Ready-made searches
LinkedIn cannot be read by machine, so we hand you four searches to run in your own logged-in LinkedIn: recent posts, owners and directors, companies to shortlist, and posted work with a budget.
- 2Bring winners back
Anything worth chasing goes in with "Add by hand", then behaves like any other lead.
Send a proposal
- 1One page, your brand
Any lead has a "Proposal PDF" button. It carries your logo, your colour, what you noticed about them, the first job, and your price.
- 2Set your look first
Fonts, page style, logo, and the wording on your public page all live in Agency settings.
Agency settings