How to check Wordpress register URLs for guest post?

[domiic3284]

Hi guys I want to ask here bacue maybe someone have experience about it so the point is i have a list of URLs like

https://lifestyleandjoy.com/wp-login.php?action=register
https://ai-aware.eu/wp-login.php?action=register
https://openlb.net/wp-login.php?action=register
https://strictlyrockymountain.life/wp-login.php?action=register
https://wisdomcampglamp.com/wp-login.php?action=register
https://chateausaintlouis.fr/wp-login.php?action=register
https://guangne.com/wp-login.php?action=register
https://usaweed.org/wp-login.php?action=register

I want to check if after the registration dose the admin provide me author roll or the subscriber oll I mean after registeration is im able to do guest post on these site or not

so I have tried different things like network req analysis and also create a bot in python which do this process automatic but main issue is after registeration i cant login without setting password through reg login URL send to my email

so is there is any way i can detect is this website is providing guest post or not?? or is there is any way i can perform the registration process in bulk to check is these website is providing author access after registration or not

 

[hideath]

so I have tried different things like network req analysis and also create a bot in python which do this process automatic but main issue is after registeration i cant login without setting password through reg login URL send to my email

This,
Just add some code to fetch the email password, save it in a spreadsheet file, or/and login automatically, etc...
It's fairly easy to do, if you have a VPS, install a mail server, set up a catchall email, and use IMAP/POP to log in and fetch the emails,
There are usually some footprints that you can use to match the specific email (domain in the email content)

 

[domiic3284]

This,
Just add some code to fetch the email password, save it in a spreadsheet file, or/and login automatically, etc...
It's fairly easy to do, if you have a VPS, install a mail server, set up a catchall email, and use IMAP/POP to log in and fetch the emails,
There are usually some footprints that you can use to match the specific email (domain in the email content)

I tried but in the gmail wordpress emails come so late so i use tempmail is there is any other mail service i can use for this??

or can i use my domain email for this??

 

[hideath]

I tried but in the gmail wordpress emails come so late

It's not like Gmail is delaying the emails, or not displaying them immediately,
It's most likely because of the way WP is sending these emails per default (default PHP function, not using SMTP server),
Set some sort of delay to check the received emails, with a defined maximum number of retries (3 mins > 6 mins > 9 mins, etc...),
As long as things are automated, you don't have to sit there and wait, make a script to run and forget (after a few tests for sure),

is there is any other mail service i can use for this??

or can i use my domain email for this??

You surely can,
Typically, you can buy some cheap domains and set up a catchall email,
Generate some random list of these emails to use that all forward to the same email,
Then, while fetching the emails, check for the emails being sent to the specific email used while registering,
If you have no clue about the process, just google "Catchall emails" and you'll get the idea,

Any cheap VPS should do the work, I use aapanel to get things done,
It's free, includes majority of the required features, and pretty easy to use

 

[Steptoe]

Hi guys I want to ask here bacue maybe someone have experience about it so the point is i have a list of URLs like

https://lifestyleandjoy.com/wp-login.php?action=register
https://ai-aware.eu/wp-login.php?action=register
https://openlb.net/wp-login.php?action=register
https://strictlyrockymountain.life/wp-login.php?action=register
https://wisdomcampglamp.com/wp-login.php?action=register
https://chateausaintlouis.fr/wp-login.php?action=register
https://guangne.com/wp-login.php?action=register
https://usaweed.org/wp-login.php?action=register

I want to check if after the registration dose the admin provide me author roll or the subscriber oll I mean after registeration is im able to do guest post on these site or not

so I have tried different things like network req analysis and also create a bot in python which do this process automatic but main issue is after registeration i cant login without setting password through reg login URL send to my email

so is there is any way i can detect is this website is providing guest post or not?? or is there is any way i can perform the registration process in bulk to check is these website is providing author access after registration or not

I think most bots just blindly try and register if they find a WP installation - I'm sure most people that run any sites using WP can attest to this.

What you could do to check if the site offers guest post submission is check for any links in the homepage nav that fit certain criteria, eg:

*write-for-us*
*guest-post*
*writeforus*
*become-a-contributor*
*article-submission*

etc

This could at least give a hint that the site accepts guest posts.

 

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You can check WordPress registration URLs by adding `/wp-login.php?action=register` to the domain or by using Google search operators like `inurl:register` or `inurl:signup`.

 

[domiic3284]

I think most bots just blindly try and register if they find a WP installation - I'm sure most people that run any sites using WP can attest to this.

What you could do to check if the site offers guest post submission is check for any links in the homepage nav that fit certain criteria, eg:

*write-for-us*
*guest-post*
*writeforus*
*become-a-contributor*
*article-submission*

etc

This could at least give a hint that the site accepts guest posts.

I want find some unique sites not these public sites thats why im doing this btw thank you for suggestions

 

[ristoriel]

Hi guys I want to ask here bacue maybe someone have experience about it so the point is i have a list of URLs like

https://lifestyleandjoy.com/wp-login.php?action=register
https://ai-aware.eu/wp-login.php?action=register
https://openlb.net/wp-login.php?action=register
https://strictlyrockymountain.life/wp-login.php?action=register
https://wisdomcampglamp.com/wp-login.php?action=register
https://chateausaintlouis.fr/wp-login.php?action=register
https://guangne.com/wp-login.php?action=register
https://usaweed.org/wp-login.php?action=register

I want to check if after the registration dose the admin provide me author roll or the subscriber oll I mean after registeration is im able to do guest post on these site or not

so I have tried different things like network req analysis and also create a bot in python which do this process automatic but main issue is after registeration i cant login without setting password through reg login URL send to my email

so is there is any way i can detect is this website is providing guest post or not?? or is there is any way i can perform the registration process in bulk to check is these website is providing author access after registration or not

check the site's default user role settings by analyzing the registration page's backend responses or testing with temporary emails to see what role is assigned.

 

[SUPREME.LEADER]

Use a temp email with your bot to grab the password link and log in; check if you get the author role or just subscriber.

Or search the sites for “guest post” pages first.

What’s your bot doing so far? Any guest post signs on those sites?

 

[domiic3284]

Use a temp email with your bot to grab the password link and log in; check if you get the author role or just subscriber.

Or search the sites for “guest post” pages first.

What’s your bot doing so far? Any guest post signs on those sites?

read this one

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/i...-share-it-with-bhw-but.1695793/#post-19012007

 

[RankGainer]

Check the footer, menu, or contact page for "Guest Post" links. You can also search Google with "site:example.com guest post."