This plugin for WordPress shows you how to export the URL's for all your blogs posts in Excel design.
You can download the plugin through the WordPress Plugin Repository by searching for LinkGather, or you can just go to the URL below:
WordPress Plugin Repository Download
LinkGather
Now you have installed and activated the plugin, you can go ahead and use it.
Guide
A new tab on the menu side of your admin console will appear called LinkGather:
When you hover over this title option, you will then see a sub-menu with the different options available for you:
If you click on the Home offering, this will navigate to the plugins homepage which includes instructions, similar to these, on how to use the plugin.
Post Links
Click the Post Links offering to navigate you to the page that will show all of your blog sites published posts’ links. Be aware that for the purposes of this instruction, we are using our WordPress test site with just a few URL's in it.
You should now see a table with two columns, one for the title of your posts and another for the links of your posts. However how many posts you have will depend on how long this list will be.
At the bottom of the link list, you will see that LinkGather has also added up how many post URLs you have.
You then also have the option to download the posts in Excel design.
Page Links
The instructions above is exactly the same for Page Links, but instead of supplying back published URLs, more info it will bring back published pages instead:
JetPack URLs
The option for wp.me Links is again exactly the same instructions as those above, however, JetPack ShortLinks are actually built in short links created by the JetPack software. If you have the JetPack plugin installed, you must have the short links option also enabled for our plugin to more info be get more info able to gather those links.
If you do not have the JetPack short links module enabled, our plugin will just pull back basic post links instead.
Assuming that you have JetPack short links enabled, clicking on our plugins wp.me Links option will bring back all those JetPack URLs that it has gathered:
YouTube Demo
If you are still having problems using this plugin, you can view a demo video walkthrough here: