Author Finder – Instantly Find Author Emails from Blog Posts
Tomba’s Author Finder helps you quickly identify verified email addresses associated with blog posts, articles, and editorial content saving you hours of manual research.
How It Works
Go to the Author Finder page.
Paste the URL of the blog post or article.
Tomba analyzes the page using public data and domain patterns and email finder.
If found, the author's verified email appears along with extra contact details.
Click “+ SAVE” to store it as a lead.
save as lead
📦 What You Get
When an author is found, you’ll see:
Verified email address
Profile picture
Social media profiles (e.g., LinkedIn,Twitter)
Country
Job title
Confidence score (0–100)
Source URLs
Phone number (when available)
Blog post title and description
Key Features
Get Phone Number
If available, you’ll see the author’s phone number directly in the results. This is automatically included when detected from a verified public source.
Show Sources
Click the “Sources” icon next to the email to view the exact page or file where the email was found.
This helps confirm accuracy and transparency.
Use with Excel or Google Sheets
Microsoft Excel Add-in
Open your Excel sheet
Go to the Author tab.
Match your columns and click "Find email addresses".
Tomba adds emails, confidence scores, and status fields.
Google Sheets Add-on
Use a Google Sheet.
Select the Author tab.
Map fields, check “My table has headers”, and run the enrichment.
Tomba will fill in emails, status, and scoring.
Using the Author Finder via API
Retrieve the most likely professional email address of the author of a blog post or article using Tomba’s Author Finder API.
from tomba.client import Client
from tomba.services.finder import Finder
# Initialize the Tomba client
client = Client()
client.set_key('ta_xxxx').set_secret('ts_xxxx')
# Initialize the Finder service
finder = Finder(client)
# Find the author's email from a blog post URL
result = finder.author_finder('https://clearbit.com/blog/company-name-to-domain-api')
Tomba offers official SDKs for many popular programming languages, including:
PHP, Python, C#, Go, Rust, Ruby, Dart, JavaScript, R, Lua, Elixir, and more.
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