There are a set of articles at various bits of the internet that I either wrote or that are linking to something I wrote.
I'll like either be able to get an alert when one of these appears on Twitter, or be able to put a set of URLs into a search bar and have tweets that references any of the URLs.
I've got a list of about 20 or 30, and I expect that this might grow over the years.
Best Answer
From my testing, searching for
"domain1.com/article1" OR "domain2.org/article2" OR "domain3.net/article3"(including quotes, uppercase OR) seems to work.Twitter appears to expand shortened URLs within tweets so you needn’t worry about handling those cases.
You should then be able to setup an If-This-Then-That Applet to send you an alert through the medium of your choice (email, SMS, in-app notification…) whenever a new tweet matches your criterion.
Twitter’s Help Document doesn’t specify whether there is a character limit on searches, but I imagine sooner or later you’ll need to split up your query. In the meantime, you may omit any prefix and subdomain, and only retain the parts that uniquely identify your pages.
It’s worth mentioning that starting sometime in December 2016, you can no longer insert
TweetEmbedCodeinto emails sent to an iCloud address.