ask socialprofiler

What if you could understand what your customer really cares about—before saying a single word?

In this episode, we explore how socialprofiler is changing the game for sales professionals by using AI to unlock public social media interests. Whether you’re pitching real estate, raising capital, or hiring your next key employee, this tool helps you connect on a personal level—fast.

💡 Here’s what we cover:
• Using real-time interest data to personalize your pitch
• Why emotional connection beats generic selling tactics
• How shared hobbies can close big deals—from skiing to startups
• Real stories from sales pros using socialprofiler

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What is ask socialprofiler?

Know a Person's Interests Before They've Said a Word

Ask socialprofiler explores how social media behavior reveals real, actionable insights about people’s values, interests, and intentions—often before you’ve even met them. Powered by the cutting-edge platform Socialprofiler.com, this podcast breaks down how digital footprints can help you protect your family, choose better partners, and make confident, informed decisions.

From tech deep dives to real-world case studies, we help you see beyond the surface.

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new technology in sales is actually
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fascinating what makes a good sales
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everything starts with good
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communication we learned a lot from
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e-commerce it's a new technology nobody
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else in the marketplace does it we look
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at person's social media activities and
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identify their interest based on who
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they like and what they follow today
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we're going to talk about a new secret
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weapon in sales
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every single day we're essentially in
Why Every Interaction Is Sales
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sales we're sharing ideas with other
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people selling ourselves selling our
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products or our services how do you
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engage with somebody you don't already
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know basics of selling products
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understanding your customer needs sales
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are happening in our life much more
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frequently than we would you know expect
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because the most of sales they don't
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imply the monetary exchange it's sell of
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your ideas you sell your company like
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employer you sell yourself in the end of
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the day for example realators you know
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how does a realer know what I want well
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first of all if I'm interacting with her
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then I probably have a need or a desire
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for housing but what differentiates some
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of the best real estate agents number
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one they ask a lot of questions and they
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start with a lot of questions why are
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you here what situation are you in with
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your life do you have children do you
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have pets essentially what are your
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needs and what are your wants in a in a
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house or a place that you can
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live it's what makes a good sales right
Selling Without Even Talking Yet
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it's understanding your customer's needs
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that's right it's knowing the person
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that you're selling to something about
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an individual their interests what they
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like what they follow what they do i'll
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give you an example we have a a client
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who is in financial services and they
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approached me and they said we've got to
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sell it to somebody we don't even know
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well we ran a social profiling report
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and in that report we found that this
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person supported animal shelters there's
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the door right there now they have an
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area of and can identify common interest
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in order to engage with somebody in
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order to establish a relationship and
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establish a rapport everything starts
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with good communication respecting the
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other person and having some areas of
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common interest that you can start to
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engage in a dialogue with them that's a
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perfect example Dave so essentially
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whatever you want to leave by the door
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is it a bottle of wine or a dog toy how
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do you know absolutely you probably have
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some experience in selling new products
Real Example: Heliskiing Connection
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or at least trying to establish
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relationships one of our potential
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partners is a big time helisk skier it
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just so happened that I also hel and you
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would never know from his profile it's
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only social profiler picked up what he
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follows and it turned out we we heled in
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the same places in Revel Stoke British
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Columbia Canada and it was a deal
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breakaker because we we found out the
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common ground we got to talk about skis
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we got to talk about all that wonderful
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things before we even got to business
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and I think it helped a lot i would
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otherwise never know that now you have
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the ability to understand their interest
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you can protect yourself and your family
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expand your network and we do that based
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on their social media activity what they
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follow and who they like and it's really
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exciting that we're being able to bring
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this technology to you today yeah and we
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encourage you to give it a try follow
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the link below this video and you get
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one free
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report so there is a concept that you
Do Good Products Sell Themselves? Apple Experience
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don't need sales if your product is good
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enough so the good product would sell
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itself what do you think about it
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products quote sell themselves when user
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experience is so outstanding that people
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are sharing their experiences with that
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product apple is a perfect example of a
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company that sells experience not
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product every time I buy an Apple
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product I can't wait to see the
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packaging i can't wait to see how how
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dense the cardboard is what perfect
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finish it is i buy a computer from
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Lenovo or some o average brand I get a
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cardboard box with a label on it when I
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buy Apple products whether it's an iPod
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whether it's an iMac I look at all the
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thought that goes into the engineering i
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look at all the thought that goes into
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the packaging and I know when I pull it
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out of the box it's going to work apple
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sells an experience when you look at
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things like what we do we look at
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person's social media activities and
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identify their interest based on who
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they like and what they follow you can
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apply that across a multitude of
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different categories sales sales
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development I'm in a jury there's
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investigations there's due diligence
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there's a wide variety of things that
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our product applies to new technology in
The Role of AI in Modern Sales
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sales is actually fascinating uh we
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learned a lot from e-commerce this is
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amazing and I think we can apply this in
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a personal sales as well what do you
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think Dave i absolutely agree Tony i
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think you know with the evolution of AI
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the ability to identify people that you
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want to interact or sell to has become
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stronger than ever now we have our
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technology our AI technology and that's
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going to help you establish a rapport
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engage with your prospect and ultimately
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close the transaction
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thank you very much for being here today
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please go to our website and click on
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this link we will give you a free report
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feel free to run it today thank you very
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much for your time