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Author Finder

Find the email address of the person who wrote a blog post or article.

Written by Tomba.io Team

Use Author Finder to reach the person who wrote an article or blog post. Paste the article's link, and Tomba looks for the author and their email.

Find an author's email

Step 1. Open Finder in the left menu, then click the Author Finder tab.

Step 2. Paste the article's link, such as https://tomba.io/blog/best-email-finder-tools, and press Enter.

The Author Finder tab with the box for an article link, and arrows on the tab and the Try Demo with shopify.com button

💡 Tip: Try Demo with shopify.com runs a real search and uses real credits.

Step 3. Read the result. To keep the contact, click Save as lead. It's added to your Leads.

An Author Finder result with a blurred email, its score and status, the article, and an arrow on the Emails Found button

What the results mean

A result can show these parts, depending on what Tomba finds:

  • The email. It comes with its own status and score, so check them before you send. See what they mean.

  • The sources. Click Show sources to see the public pages where the email was found.

  • The article. Its title, publisher and date. View Original Article opens it.

  • The author. Their name, job title, short bio and social profiles. Emails Found lists their addresses, and Author Profile opens their page.

  • Other Candidates. Other people who may have written the article.

If Tomba has a phone number for the author, a phone button appears next to Save as lead.

💳 Credits: A search uses 1 search credit when an email is found, and nothing when it isn't. Searching the same link again before your credits reset is free. Viewing a phone number uses 5 search credits, only when a valid number is found.

Common questions

What if Tomba finds the author but no email?

You see No email found for this author, and the search costs nothing. Click Try Email Finder to search with the author's name and website instead.

What kinds of pages work?

Blog posts, news articles and guest posts all work. Tomba reads the page to find who wrote it. It works on most sites with a paywall, as long as the author's name is visible. If you get no result, see why Author Finder can't find an author.

Can I look up many articles at once?

Yes. Upload a list of article links to Bulk Author Finder. You can also work inside a spreadsheet with Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel.

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