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Guest Post Finder


To send you more traffic and drop your links on different sites use these different Google queries to find thousands of sites.



About Guest Post Finder

100% Free No Sign-Up Any Niche Google Footprint Queries Guest Post + Blog Commenting

Finding the right blogs for guest posting, link building, and content outreach is one of the most time-consuming parts of any SEO campaign. The Guest Post Finder automates the discovery process by generating targeted Google search queries using proven SEO footprints — specific search patterns that filter Google results to show only blogs and sites of a particular platform type, in your chosen niche. Enter a keyword, select a category and footprint, and the tool generates ready-to-use Google queries you can run to instantly surface hundreds of relevant link-building targets — without any manual hunting.

Footprints
Search patterns that filter Google results to specific platform types and page patterns
65%
Of link builders use guest posting as a primary tactic — the highest single method
Any niche
Works for any topic — enter your keyword to find blogs in your specific subject area
20+ options
Platform categories and footprints to choose from — blogs, forums, Web 2.0, and more

What the Tool Generates

Enter your keyword, select a category (such as Blog Platforms or WordPress) and a footprint (such as BlogEngine.NET or "write for us"), and the tool generates a set of targeted Google search queries. Click any query to open it directly in Google and see the matching blogs in your niche.

Each query opens in Google and returns only blogs that match both your niche keyword and the selected footprint pattern — filtering out irrelevant sites automatically.

What Are Google Search Footprints?

A search footprint is a specific word, phrase, or search operator that reveals the type of page behind a result. Blogs running on WordPress contain certain strings in their URLs and content. Pages that accept guest posts almost always contain phrases like "write for us" or "submit a guest post." Blog comment sections on BlogEngine.NET all share common HTML patterns. These consistent signatures — footprints — let you filter Google's results to show only the specific type of site you are looking for.

How a Footprint Query Is Built
your keyword
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inurl: / intitle: / "exact phrase"
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platform footprint
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targeted blog list in Google

For example: searching "SEO tips" "write for us" in Google returns only pages that contain both "SEO tips" and the phrase "write for us" — almost always the guest submission pages of SEO blogs. Searching "SEO tips" inurl:wp-login.php finds WordPress sites in the SEO niche. The Blog Finder generates these footprint queries automatically so you get targeted results without having to know the footprint patterns yourself.

Platform Categories You Can Search

Blog Platforms
Blogs running on specific CMS platforms — identified by URL patterns, login pages, or powered-by tags in the source. Best for finding guest post targets.
WordPress BlogEngine.NET Blogger Ghost
Forums & Communities
Discussion boards and community platforms where you can participate, contribute, and build profile links through genuine engagement.
phpBB vBulletin Discourse XenForo
Web 2.0 Platforms
User-generated content platforms where you can create profiles and publish content with links back to your site — great for topical relevance signals.
Medium Tumblr Weebly Wix Blog
Platform-agnostic footprints that find any site accepting guest contributions — regardless of which CMS they run. The most direct path to guest post opportunities.
"write for us" "guest author" "submit a post" "contribute to"

How to Use the Tool

1

Enter Your Keyword

Type the topic or niche you are targeting — "fitness", "finance", "SEO tools", "travel". The more specific the keyword, the more targeted your results.

2

Choose Category & Footprint

Select the platform type (Blog Platforms, Forums, Web 2.0) and the specific footprint. For guest posting, "write for us" footprints return the most direct results.

3

Run the Queries

Click the generated search queries to open them in Google. Browse the results — each one is a potential blog in your niche that matches the footprint pattern.

4

Vet and Outreach

Check found blogs using the DA PA Checker to filter by authority. Reach out to high-quality targets with a personalised pitch.

Tip: Run 3–5 different footprint variations on the same keyword to build a larger prospect list. Try both broad footprints ("write for us") and platform-specific ones ("powered by WordPress") — they surface different subsets of the same niche's link-building opportunities.

Getting Quality Results — Not Just Quantity

Filter by authority before outreach

Not every blog the tool surfaces is worth pursuing. Use the DA PA Checker to quickly screen for sites with DA 20+ before investing time in an outreach email. Low-authority blogs offer minimal SEO value even if they accept your post.

Check for organic traffic

A site with decent DA but zero real traffic sends a link signal without any referral value. If a blog hasn't published in 6 months or has no visible readership, skip it — the backlink carries less weight than one from an active, trafficked site.

Vary your footprints per campaign

Each footprint returns a different slice of the same niche. Run "write for us", "guest post by", and platform-specific footprints separately — then combine the lists to build a comprehensive outreach database for your keyword.

Use Time and TLD filters

The tool's Time filter helps surface recently active blogs — those indexed in the last 6 months are more likely to still accept submissions. The TLD filter lets you target country-specific domains (.co.uk, .com.au) for region-specific link building campaigns.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Google search footprints?

Search footprints are specific words, phrases, or search operators that reliably identify a particular type of webpage in Google's search results. They work because most platforms, CMS tools, and page types leave consistent, identifiable patterns in their URLs, titles, or content. Common examples:

  • "write for us" — appears on almost every page that accepts guest posts
  • inurl:wp-login.php — identifies WordPress sites by their login URL structure
  • "powered by BlogEngine.NET" — footer text on sites running BlogEngine
  • "this post was written by a guest author" — marks pages that publish guest content

When combined with a niche keyword, these footprints filter Google's results to show only the specific type of site you're looking for — dramatically reducing the time needed to build a list of link-building prospects.

Is blog commenting for backlinks still worth doing in 2025?

Authentic, contextual blog commenting — where you leave genuine, relevant commentary on posts in your niche and include a link to related content of your own — still has limited link value and significant relationship value. The key is genuine engagement: a thoughtful comment that adds to the conversation can lead to blog owners noticing your work, reading your site, and eventually linking to it organically.

What is not effective is mass comment spam — generic "great post!" comments with keyword-stuffed anchor text. Google ignores most of these (most comment links are nofollow anyway) and the practice risks being flagged as a link scheme. Use the Blog Finder to identify blogs worth genuine participation, not as a source for automated comment campaigns.

How is this different from just searching in Google manually?

Manual searching requires you to know which footprint patterns to use, combine them correctly with search operators, and run multiple separate searches for each footprint variation. The Blog Finder automates all of that — it has a library of proven footprint patterns and generates multiple targeted queries in one click. What might take 30+ minutes of manual query crafting takes seconds. You also get exposure to footprint combinations you may not have known about, expanding your prospecting beyond the obvious "write for us" search.

Is this tool completely free?

Yes — completely free, no account, no sign-up, no limits.