Bulk Author Finder

Discover bloggers and journalists' email addresses effortlessly using Bulk Author Finder Streamline your outreach by accessing a wealth of contact information.

Written by Mohamed Ben rebia

Updated about a Jul 24, 2024

The Author Finder tool saves you time by quickly finding email addresses from different blog and journalistic sites.

Go to the Bulks page.
Click on Author Finder
Select + New bulk and name your bulk.

Upload your file

You will need a CSV or TXT file with just the URL of an online article you want to find the author for.

Tomba will provide email addresses that are verified by randomly guessing using Domain pattern or public sources that are available .

Browsing your uploaded tasks

We have the following actions you can perform:

Sort: you can sort through your uploaded tasks by Bulk title, Status, and Created Date.

Search: the ability to search by a specific bulk task

Rename: renaming your bulk task

Delete: you can now access a dropdown for each uploaded task. Through the dropdown

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Find email addresses from a domain via Microsoft Google Sheets Add-on

Enrich your URLs Via Google Sheets Add-on

Tomba for Google Sheets can enrich your existing data by finding email addresses using first name, last name, and company website or company name.

Open a Google Sheet file with your contacts data. This data should at least contain a First Name, Last Name and Company or Domain Name. For better results, we suggest adding all 4 fields.
Select the Author tab.
Match the contact fields to your corresponding columns.
Check the My table has headers box if needed.
Click on "Find email addresses".

Tomba will automatically complete the sheet with the email addresses found for each person. It will also add a column for the confidence score, and a column for the status.

The status can be OK if an email has been found, no results if no email was found, or it can indicate an error message, such as Parameter(s) missing, if the Email Finder could not be processed. When parameters are missing, this means that data is missing in one of the mandatory column.

Using The Author Finder via API

generates or retrieves the most likely email address from a blog post url.

from tomba.client import Client
from tomba.services.finder import Finder

client = Client()

(client
  .set_key('ta_xxxx') 
  .set_secret('ts_xxxx') 
)

finder = Finder(client)

result = finder.author_finder('https://clearbit.com/blog/company-name-to-domain-api')

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