Use OAuth 2.0 tokens or API keys provided by GHL to authorize ChatDaddy to access the Blogs API resources
ChatDaddy stores and rotates tokens securely and passes them in the Authorization header when calling GHL endpoints
Key endpoints involved in the integration include GET emails/builder, POST emails/builder, POST /emails/builder/data, GET emails/schedule, GET blogs/posts, POST blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, GET /blogs/categories, GET /blogs/authors, and GET /blogs/posts (for reference). These endpoints enable creation, scheduling, and distribution of blog content through ChatDaddy workflows.
Trigger when a new blog post is published or updated to push content into the emails builder templates
Actions include create and publish blog posts via POST blogs/posts, fetch and update email templates via GET/POST emails/builder, and attach posts to campaigns
Method paths: /blogs/posts and /emails/builder
Key fields: postId title slug authorId categories
Trigger: schedule events via emails/schedule.readonly and emails/schedule
Actions: GET emails/schedule POST emails/builder/data
Paths: /emails/schedule /emails/builder
Fields: scheduleId time recurrence
Trigger: check slug existence with GET blogs/posts/url-slug-exists before publish
Actions: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId GET /blogs/categories GET /blogs/authors
Paths: /blogs/posts/:postId /blogs/categories /blogs/authors /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
Fields: postId slug keywords metaDescription
Create campaigns without writing code using prebuilt endpoints and automations
Share data between blog posts and emails for faster go to market
Easily test and iterate with live endpoints and webhooks
Understand the core elements and processes behind this integration
A specific URL and HTTP method used by an API to perform an action on a resource
A URL provided by an app where external services can receive real time updates when events occur
Authorization framework that allows clients to obtain restricted access tokens
A URL friendly identifier created from the post title used in the link
When a new blog post is created, automatically generate an email draft in the emails builder and schedule it to go out to subscribers
If a post is updated, propagate changes to associated email templates and update slugs
Use slug checks and category data to tailor newsletters and landing pages
Collect your GHL API credentials and ChatDaddy tokens
Configure the allowed endpoints from the list and map fields
Run tests to ensure data flows and then deploy to production
Yes you will need a Zapier or similar automation layer if you want to connect non GHL apps. This integration uses the GHL endpoints and requires authentication. You can test with a sandbox environment and monitor logs for troubleshooting.
Yes the integration exposes endpoints for blog posts emails and categories. You can combine GET and POST calls to manage posts and automate campaigns. Documentation lists endpoints you can call safely.
OAuth 2.0 is supported. ChatDaddy stores tokens securely and uses them to authorize requests to GHL. You can rotate credentials and enforce scopes.
Yes you can modify templates within the blogs builder and push updates via API. Changes propagate to campaigns and emails.
Slug conflicts can be resolved by checking existence with GET blogs/posts/url-slug-exists and regenerating slug if needed.
There are rate limits on endpoints. Plan accordingly and cache responses where possible.
Endpoint documentation is available in the GHL developer portal and the Blogs API docs in Rankr.
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