Show HN: I made an alternative to Google Alerts that listens to social media
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#82Re: Show HN: I made an alternative to Google Alerts that listens to social media
#83This looks super cool, I just signed up :) FYI, the verification email landed in my spam folder.
Thanks for the heads up, others have said the same. Someone shared some deliverability tips with me that I'll be implementing asap.
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#84Re: Show HN: I made an alternative to Google Alerts that listens to social media
#85For anyone curious about the services being used to support platform polling, I'm using serpapi.com for the Custom and LinkedIn options on PMAlerts. I highly recommend experimenting with this service - lots of potential gets unlocked as soon as you work around arbitrary scraping limitations that Google throws up. Plus, Julien from serpapi is awesome and super accessible.
How are you getting the data from Twitter and Facebook?
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#86Earlier quoted context omitted.
Congrats on your Show HN! I absolutely liked your copy. Is karma.fm one of your side projects too?
Thanks very much! And yes it is - I'm using PMAlerts to learn how to listen, and Karma is teaching me how to think and write (though it's a bit less mature)
I'd be interested in the Zettelkasten and second brain examples under "How can Karma help me?"
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#87Re: Show HN: I made an alternative to Google Alerts that listens to social media
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#89Re: Show HN: I made an alternative to Google Alerts that listens to social media
#90Let me filter the alerts. For example, I want an alert every time "foo" (a topic) comes up on social media. However, some fool just named their startup "foo", and now all searches for "foo" the topic are polluted with material about "foo" the startup.
So maybe let me set up alerts for "foo -finance -money -banks" because the topic is about gardening and the startup is in the financial services sector.