Twilert’s daily summary of relevant tweets give me a sense of being in control of the Twitter waterfall of content.

I have several keyword or keyword combinations set up so that Twilert sends me a daily alert of matching tweets. I choose mentions of my name, my company name and a few generic terms for my industry. That way, I don’t have to remember to go searching manually once a day for each of these.

It works very well on its own, but becomes even more useful when I combine it with Buffer. When I find some tweets on my Twilert report that I would like to share, I click through to them. I can’t share them all at once – that would look odd. But I then add them to Buffer so that they all get shared but spaced out over several days.

Nothing. In fact, when the service went down for a while (due to Twitter’s changes, not Twilert’s), I realized how much I valued it as part of my day – my afternoon in fact, when my daily alert arrives and I start responding to relevant questions or comments, and sharing some of the tweets via my different Twitter accounts.

None. It’s just a simple, straightforward tool that does precisely what I want and need.