Best footprints to find guest blogs?

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As the title says.... What are the best footprint to find blogs that accept guest posts.

Anything that would work with scrape box is good.



Thanks in advance for help
 
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intext:"Powered by Phoca Guestbook" "Display Num"
do follow:)

you might need to tweak it a bit but you will find tons of high pr websites:)

forgot to add that it works with scrapebox (learning mode addon).

Second edit: just read the title!
Thought guest books:P

Sorry dude!
 
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that's a nice share, i wonder what do you mean by second edit...
 
that's a nice share, i wonder what do you mean by second edit...

He asked for footprints for guest posts not guestbooks.

I will go through my list and come back with any findings. If i remember correctly I have some:)
 
Well in my experience with guest posts most blogs actually accept them, even though they don't say so on their webpage. Just contact them and talk about how we both get amazing benefits from it.

But if you are looking for a footprint you can just use "guest post"
 
He asked for footprints for guest posts not guestbooks.

I will go through my list and come back with any findings. If i remember correctly I have some:)

thanks, hope you find some, it would help:)
 
1. Bloggers may use different words to invite guest authors for their blog. Here's a list of some common phrases bloggers use to invite people to guest post:

  • "Submit a guest post" / "Submit post" / "Submit blog post"
  • "Add blog post"
  • "Submit an article"
  • "Suggest a guest post"
  • "Send a guest post"
  • "Send your post"

2. Whilst quotation marks may be for better search results targeting, take advantage of wildcard (*) operator, as some guest invitations can be slightly different. For example, a blogger may write "Send us your post" instead of "Send your post"

3. Use OR and ~ operators to better describe your niche. For example, your blog may be about money, saving, etc. Obviously, the more words you use, the less search results will be returned.

To get broader but still relevant results, use the OR operator between the words, for example: "money OR saving OR frugality" (i.e. instruct Google to search for any of the words; if we're interested in guest blogging on sites covering any of these topics)

Use the ~ operator before a word that may have many synonyms (related words), for example: "~money" search will include words like "currency", "finance", "financial", etc.
 
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"Add Content"
"Submit Post"
"Bloggers Wanted"
"Guest Post"
"Guest Blogging Spot"
"Submit a Guest Post"
"Become a Guest Blogger"
"Guest Post Guidelines"
"Submit an Article"
"Want to Write for"
"Blogs that Accept Guest Blogging"
"Blogs Accepting Guest Posts"
"Contribute"
"Submit News"
"Submit Tutorial"
"Suggest a Post"
"Become an Author"
"Become a Contributor"
"Places I Guest Posted"
"Publish Your News"
"Guest post by"
"Guest Contributor"
"This is a guest article"
"Add Articles"
"Submit Article"
"Add Guest Post"
"Guest Bloggers Wanted"
"Guest Posts Roundup"
"Write for Us"
"Submit Guest Post"
"Submit a Guest Article"
"Guest Bloggers Wanted"
"Group Writing Project"
"Blogs that Accept Guest Posts"
"Blogs that Accept Guest Bloggers"
"Become a Contributor"
"Submit Design News"
"Community News"
"Submit Blog Post"
"Suggest a Guest Post"
"Contribute to our Site"
"Become a Guest Writer"
"My Guest Posts"
"Submission Guidelines"
"This guest post was written"
"This guest post is from"
"Now Accepting Guest Posts"
"The following guest post"
inurl:guest-post-guidelines
inurl:guest-posts
inurl:write-for-us
inurlprofiles/blog/new
 
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Well in my experience with guest posts most blogs actually accept them, even though they don't say so on their webpage. Just contact them and talk about how we both get amazing benefits from it.

But if you are looking for a footprint you can just use "guest post"

Hello,
Do you know any more strings for guest posting? If yes so please share with me...
 
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