Who's asking for content marketing on LinkedIn
Type what you sell. See how people asking for it talk on LinkedIn, and which roles post it.
How people ask for content marketing
Illustrative examples, not real posts. Use the wording as LinkedIn search terms.
- “Anyone know a B2B content writer who doesn't sound like AI?”
- “We need someone to run our blog and LinkedIn. Agency or freelancer?”
- “Looking for a ghostwriter for our CEO's LinkedIn.”
- “Our content gets no leads. What are we missing?”
- “Who's the best content agency for technical products?”
Roles that typically post this
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What is a buying signal?+
Something a person does in public that suggests they may need what you sell: asking for recommendations, describing the problem, engaging with a competitor's posts, or changing jobs.
Where does the signal count come from?+
From signals Intentsly found across its customers' agents in the last 30 days, counted without names or post text. We only show a count when there are at least 10 matches.
Are the example phrasings real posts?+
No. They are illustrative examples of how buyers tend to phrase it, so you can recognise the pattern and use the wording as search terms.
Do I need an account?+
No. It works without an account or a card. Leaving your email is optional.
How do I find the actual people?+
Search the phrasings on LinkedIn yourself, or try Intentsly, which watches LinkedIn for these signals and scores each person against your ideal customer.