A guest posting sheet is typically a document or spreadsheet used to organize and track information related to guest blogging or guest posting efforts. Guest posting is a common strategy in digital marketing and content creation where a writer contributes a post to someone else's blog or website to reach a broader audience.

Here’s what a guest posting sheet might include:

1. Target Blogs/Websites:

   • Blog/Website Name
   • URL
   • Domain Authority (DA): A metric indicating the strength of the website’s domain.
   • Contact Information: Email addresses or contact forms for reaching out.

2. Content Details:

   • Topic Ideas: Potential topics that align with the target website’s content.
   • Keywords: Relevant keywords for SEO purposes.
   • Submission Guidelines: Specific requirements or guidelines provided by the blog for guest posts.

3. Outreach Status:

   • Date Contacted: When you reached out to the blog owner/editor.
   • Response Received: Whether a response was received and the nature of it (positive, negative, no response).
   • Follow-up Date: Scheduled date to follow up if no response is received.

4. Submission Status:

   • Drafted: Whether the post has been written.
   • Submitted: Whether the post has been submitted for review.
   • Published: Whether the post has been published and the publication date.
   • Link to Published Post: The URL of the guest post once it’s live.

5. Performance Metrics:

   • Traffic Generated: Amount of traffic driven to your site from the guest post.
   • Backlinks: Number of backlinks generated from the guest post.
   • Social Shares: How often the post has been shared on social media.