I already looked at some useful things you can do with Twitter lists. Today I am sharing another tool that makes sense of Twitter lists and lets you track updates by any group of Twitter users united in the same list.
Listiti is a new tool that sends you an email alert once a word is used in Twitter list. Here’s how it works:
1. Create a Twitter list of people who Tweet about the topic you are interested in;
2. Go to Listiti and create an alert by providing:
- The Twitter list slug,
- Key terms (you can choose to track the exact match or any of the words);
- Your email to send the alerts:
3. You should now go to your email box and confirm the alert:
4. After confirming you will see your alert status:
5. Now, once the Twitter users within the list (or any of them) mention the word you are tracking, you’ll receive an email alert that looks like this (yes, this is me mentioning the word just for the sake of the test):
I haven’t used the tool long enough to share some success story, but this seems like a very useful utility that can be used both in keyword research and reputation management.
The tool was reviewed under SEJ policy.
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Hi Ann,
thanks for the great tip! As always very useful. Gonna check it out tonight.
Best,
Tobias
Thank you for the advice. I was wondering what to do with all my lists!!
Hi guys
Thanks for sharing this tool, I’ll be checking it if what it could do. Also if you want additional information regarding twitter then you can check my site. http://24hourtwitterexpert.com/, it’s an ebook regarding twitter.
Kind Regards
Sam
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What a great tool, thanks for the details. It’s almost like google alerts but for twitter, Love it!
Thanks Ann. Great tip. This is great for corporate brands too. If you set up a list of all the media and personalities covering an industry, you can pick up mentions of your brand easily. I’m doing this with our http://www.twitter.com/gamepro/videogames list with “gamepro” and it’s working pretty well, even when the main purpose of the list is to help people follow the latest video game tweets.
So much Twitter, so little time. Thanks for this tip.
Useful tool. Will try to make use of it. Thanks.
Very good as usual, Ann :-) I’m rushing to sign up!
Well, there’s no signup actually. You just go and use the tool. Still better :-)
Won’t Google Alerts do the same thing?