Jul 11, 20218:49 PM - edited Aug 12, 202110:41 AM
HubSpot Employee
How do you identify active buyers?
The modern world has a lot of ways for salespeople to find active buyers. What's your favorite way to identify the people who need your product? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
a lot of ways to find active buyers. like many social media for b2b using linkedin and for b2c use facebook, instagram , and youtube etc. and cold mail or cold call.
To identity active buyers, company should monitor official website ,a live chat, someone who filled out a form from your website, someone who call out your company and someone richout to your Linkin or Twitter.
To identify active buyers, salespeople can monitor online behavior such as website visits, email engagement, and social media interactions that indicate interest. Tools like CRM systems and buyer intent platforms help track engagement patterns and identify prospects actively searching for solutions. Buying signals, such as demo requests or trial sign-ups, are strong indicators of readiness to purchase. Referrals from satisfied customers and participation in webinars or industry events also highlight motivated buyers. Combining these strategies with personalized outreach ensures effective connection with prospects ready to make a purchase.
Active buyers are actively looking for a solution to your problem. They may have engaged with your ads, or signed up for a free trial. They could also be engaging with competitors, and may be blogging about their problems online.
Social media and bings from the website while having Hubspot are great ways to see who stopped by, who downloaded white pages, and who booked a demo. Those are my favorite ways to find leads/ opertunities but more often than not I will be finding my own leads.
I like using social media and CRM tools to find active buyers. Social platforms like Facebook and LinkedIn reveal who's interested, while CRM data helps track their engagement, making it easier to identify those ready to purchase.
I look for people that are posting about problems they have. I look for mentions of specific software, features, vendors, or consulting companies that have failed them and why. These people may be in-market and ready to buy or switch to you. If there are multiple people posting similar messages, there is a good probability that their problem is an opportunity to focus on for you or your company.
Active buyers are potential customers who are already on the buyer's journey. They are looking for a new solution, active on social media, on webinars, in demos. They are curious, asking questions.
One of the ways I identify active buyers is through social engagement and customer research analytics. These methods helps to connect faster with active buyers thereby helping to eliminate wastage of time and resources on passive buyers who sometimes may never buy from you
Social engagement is very important as in most cases only those who are genuinely interested to buying from you are fully engaged with you
I think active buyers are the best. It's easier to connect with them than passive buyers. However, passive buyers are good to have as they are future customers but just looking at the time being.
One of my favorite ways to identify active buyers is by analyzing customer behavior( CRM info) and engagement. Tracking website visits, product interest, and inquiry patterns helps pinpoint prospects who are genuinely interested. Additionally, direct outreach—such as personalized follow-ups or calls—can uncover customer needs and guide them toward the best solution. Being proactive and using the right tools to identify potential buyers makes a huge difference in closing deals
Idenify active buyers by social listening. Engaging in multiple forms of social media, insta, forums etc.. Another way is promptly connecting with people who reach out to my company as they have shown interest in the product of yours or similar. These are all cues to be aware.