Here’s how that works. When a person concludes a shopping session on CafePress, when they’ve paid their money and are through with the checkout, they are sent to a return page. By default they return to the CafePress store from which they made their purchase. But it is possible for the shopowner to designate a different return page.

Here’s my new return page for Cafepress shoppers.

Basically a video thank you for the business and a call to follow me on Twitter. As it is now CafePress buyers are lost to me after the transaction. Maybe I can get a few to follow and can maintain some sort of online relationship.

That’s on the actual Tweetgrid site. Also very cool (even cooler) is the Tweetgrid Widget. Here’s one I’ve set-up on to track the keyword “movie”:

With the widget it’s very easy to follow in real-time as people discuss your keyword or niche. And if your niche has numerous keywords? No problem, that’s the “grid” part of Tweetgrid. You can set up the widget to display 4 or 6 or 8 or however many streams to follow.