Authenticate using the Blogs API credentials you generate in your account. Use the required scopes such as blogs/post.write, blogs/schedule.readonly, and blogs/author.readonly to let ConvertFlow read and write posts, fetch authors, and schedule publishing.
ConvertFlow securely stores and uses your Blogs API credentials in the connection settings. Enter your client ID and client secret or provide an API key, then test the connection to endpoints like /blogs/posts and /blogs/authors to confirm access.
Endpoints include: POST /blogs/posts (blogs/post.write); PUT /blogs/posts/:postId (blogs/post-update.write); GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists (blogs/check-slug.readonly); GET /blogs/authors (blogs/author.readonly); GET /blogs/categories (blogs/category.readonly).
Trigger: When a new post is created in Blogs API (POST /blogs/posts) to start a ConvertFlow workflow.
Actions: Create or update ConvertFlow content blocks, assign tags, and start a nurture sequence.
POST /blogs/posts
title, content, slug, authorId, categoryId, status
Trigger: When a post is updated in Blogs API (PUT /blogs/posts/:postId) to refresh ConvertFlow blocks.
Actions: Push updated content to ConvertFlow, update metadata, re-map fields in pages and emails if needed.
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
postId, title, content, slug, categoryId
Trigger: On-demand lookup of authors and categories to populate dropdowns and filters in ConvertFlow forms
Actions: Retrieve /blogs/authors and /blogs/categories and map to dynamic fields
GET /blogs/authors; GET /blogs/categories
authorId, authorName, categoryId, categoryName
Automate publishing and updating blog content without writing code
Use pre-built triggers and actions to accelerate campaign and content workflows
Collaborate across teams with centralized data mapping and dashboards
A quick glossary of essential terms used in the Blogs API and ConvertFlow integration, including endpoints, triggers, actions, and data fields.
A piece of published content in the Blogs API, with title, slug, content, author, category, and status.
A URL-friendly identifier derived from the post title, used to construct post URLs and check for existing slugs.
API paths you call to read or write data in the Blogs API, such as /blogs/posts and /blogs/authors.
Building workflows without writing code, using triggers, actions, and data mapping between Apps.
When a new blog post is created in Blogs API, automatically enroll a contact into a ConvertFlow nurture sequence and display a post card on your site.
When a post is updated, refresh the content blocks in ConvertFlow to reflect changes.
Pull authors and categories via the endpoints and map to dynamic fields in ConvertFlow forms and pages.
Create or retrieve your Blogs API credentials and set the required scopes (read/write) to enable actions like post creation and updates.
In ConvertFlow, add a new connection for the Blogs API, paste client credentials, and test the connection against endpoints like /blogs/posts and /blogs/authors.
Create a workflow that uses a Blogs API trigger and maps fields to ConvertFlow actions.
No coding is required. In ConvertFlow, create a new Blogs API connection using your Blogs API credentials and choose the read/write scopes to allow post creation and updates. Then build a workflow with a Blogs Post Created trigger and map fields like title, content, and slug to ConvertFlow actions to publish content and trigger campaigns. This setup lets you automate publishing and distribution without writing any code, keeping everything inside your no-code workflow builder.
For publishing posts, use POST /blogs/posts with the blogs/post.write scope. To ensure the slug is unique, check availability with GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists (blogs/check-slug.readonly). You can also read lists of categories via GET /blogs/categories (blogs/category.readonly) and authors via GET /blogs/authors (blogs/author.readonly) to populate forms and metadata.
Authentication can be handled via API key or OAuth2 depending on how your Blogs API is configured. ConvertFlow stores credentials securely in the connection settings and uses them to request endpoints like /blogs/posts and /blogs/authors on your behalf. Always follow your provider’s recommended security practices.
Yes. You can fetch authors and categories and map them into ConvertFlow forms and pages. Use GET /blogs/authors and GET /blogs/categories to retrieve the data, then populate dynamic fields, dropdowns, or selectors in your templates.
Webhooks can notify ConvertFlow of real-time updates when posts are created or updated. If supported by your plan, configure webhooks to push changes; otherwise, you can poll endpoints at configured intervals to keep data in sync.
Rate limits depend on your Blogs API plan. If you hit limits, implement exponential backoff, cache frequently requested data, and stagger requests so essential workflows remain responsive.
API credentials are found in your Blogs API account under the API Keys or OAuth apps section. In ConvertFlow, create a new Blog API connection and paste the credentials, then test the connection against endpoints like /blogs/posts and /blogs/authors.
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