Posted on 7 August, 2008 By Kim Woodbridge 9 Comments

Monitter - Embed Live Bigfoot Search Stream Results

Monitter is a real time twitter tracker that lets me follow three keywords simultaneously. It’s like Tweetdeck mixed with Summize (excuse me, Twitter search), although the creator states that is was inspired by Tweetdeck and popurls.

I typed in three keywords and was able to view a live stream of my results. In my screenshot, I am searching on kwbridge, bigfoot and wordpress. Why? Well, because those are the themes of my day.

The background, which admittedly is hard on my eyes but looks so cool, can be changed to a light theme. The info panel at the top of the page (not shown in my screenshot) can be hidden in order to have more space for results.

Monitter also includes a widget that will include search results on a website. Below is an example of the Monitter widget that uses my own page style and is only searching on one term; bigfoot.


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      • Fábio N Sarmento: Do you have any idea how can i exclude a certain category, when the TT do the "new blog post" update, i want it show al...
      • Kikolani: Those are some good, patriotic themes that could be modified to work year round. Thanks for the round up! ~ Kristi...
      • Jannie Funster: Kim, that is just the sweetest shout-out ever. I guess no good deed with you goes unappreciaated, and in such a public ...
      • Kim Woodbridge: Hi - Is this for a fan page or a profile page? On a fan page go to Edit Page. In the list of Applications click on the ...
      • Kim Woodbridge: Hi Valerie - Sometimes when I'm really tired I just sit here and mindlessly click around the internet and the same thing...
      • Kim Woodbridge: Hi Patricia, Thank you so much for the kind words - I really appreciate it and you comment has made my day :-) Hav...
      • Kim Woodbridge: Hi John - Jeff is wonderful and a really nice person. They already have some great stuff on the new site and I can't wa...
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