Is it useful to create a contact database for guest blogging?

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Creating a contact database geared towards guest blogging can be a very useful tool when it comes to requesting and generating guest posts. If you have enough guest post traffic on your blog, or you write frequently, or you simply want to start generating a contact list to whom you can offer or request texts, a contact database is the best option to organize all the people you usually work with, or those you want to contact to invite to your blog.

What is a guest blog contact book and what is it for?
The contact database cannot become a bulletin board with which to spam other writers; it is rather a network of recurring and future contacts that will help you organize your texts.

Your contact database should include the people or blog skype database you would like to collaborate with, both those from whom you request texts and those who receive your content. This way, you can expand your network of contacts and organize your incoming and outgoing texts.

Searching for contacts for your database
At first we usually start by “cold-selling” our texts, that is, locating blogs that we find interesting, and that are more or less related to our main topic, to propose different collaborations.

In addition to future contacts, you should also set up an agenda with the texts already written and uploaded, both external ones that are hosted on your blog and those you have sent to other sites.

Organizing the contact base
Organizing your contact database is not difficult, you just need to write down the domain name, the amount of traffic at a given time, the name of the person you have spoken to, the contact and the link, once the post has been published.

If you include this information, as well as other information that may be useful to you in the future, you will have a well-organized and complete contact database.

Spam, stuff and more
Unfortunately, spam, in its broadest sense, is a very common practice in relation to guest blogging. If you can't avoid spam in your inbox, at least don't be a part of it. And speaking of harmful practices, no keyword stuffing on other people's blogs, it's not going to benefit you.

Don't forget that guest blogging is a beneficial practice for your blog, but it has its responsibilities.