The time has come to part with Guestr. I just don’t have the time to keep her in the manner she’s accustomed.

If you’re reading this, it’s likely that you’ve used Guestr before, and I hope that you’ve either received some good content, or generated some SEO benefits from guest posting on someone else’s website listed within these pages.

Guestr was developed in October 20011 after the idea for a guest post market place had been wandering around in my mind for some time. It’s built on WordPress and uses the Classipress theme from AppThemes. The site has 1750 odd listings and receives around 10 new submissions per day.

The list of members is almost at 4000. These people tend to be interested in SEO both from the perspective of getting fresh new content for their site as well as backlinks.

Guestr would make an excellent lead generation tool for someone who sells tools and services to SEO’s.

If you’re interested in purchasing this site, please see the auction on Flippa.

I have already been asked about the reserve for the auction, I will not be revealing this – you’ll just have to see what happens with the auction!

Thanks for your suppport.

Welcome to Guestr.com, the Guest Posts Wanted classifieds!

About 12 months ago I went looking for guest post opportunities to help promote a small business marketing podcast I co-host. While many blogs provide people with the opportunity to pitch guest post ideas, it occurred to  me that there wasn’t a centralized website – a marketplace if you will, where website owners and wannabe guest posters and bloggers could exchange posts in return for profile and a backlink or two.

The idea of a “guest posts wanted” style classifieds stuck in my mind for sometime until a couple of months ago I decided it was high time turn this nagging concept into a reality. Thus Guestr was born.

If you’re a website owner, listing your website on Guestr is free. Until we build a decent size community, we want to make it as attractive as possible for website owner to list their website with us. Once we hit a couple of 100 website listings and build visitors numbers, then we’re going to consider introducing a listing fee. Nothing too steep, most likely around the $9 per month mark.