Choose an authentication method for Blogs API (OAuth 2.0 or API Key) and grant the scope emails/builder.readonly in your GHL connection.
Connect Dribbble by granting access to your account so the integration can pull shot data and post content.
Endpoints include GET emails/builder, POST emails/builder/data, PUT blogs/posts/:postId, GET blogs/categories, GET blogs/authors, POST blogs/posts, GET blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, and GET blogs/post.check-slug.readonly.
Trigger: New Dribbble shot is saved
Actions: Create a blog post draft via POST /blogs/posts with data from the shot
Method: POST /blogs/posts
Key fields: title, slug, content, image, tags, dribbbleShotId
Trigger: Dribbble shot approved
Actions: Update post status to published via PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Method: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Key fields: postId, status, publishDate
Trigger: Dribbble new highlight or collection update
Actions: Create or update blog posts that showcase Dribbble highlights with images and captions
Method: POST /blogs/posts
Key fields: title, content, image, dribbbleFeedId
Automate content creation from Dribbble shots without writing code
Keep blogs fresh with scheduled posts and auto-updates
Leverage SEO-friendly titles and slugs generated from Dribbble data
This glossary covers core concepts you’ll encounter when integrating Blogs API with Dribbble via the GHL API.
A design-focused platform whose shot assets can inspire and populate blog content ideas.
GHL’s API for creating, updating, and managing blog posts and related assets.
A URL-friendly identifier for a blog post used for SEO and navigation.
A sequence of automated steps connecting apps through the GHL API.
Automatically draft posts from your latest Dribbble shots and queue them for review.
Create gallery-style blog entries that curate your shots with captions.
Auto-generate SEO-optimized narratives around Dribbble shots.
Authorize both apps in your GHL dashboard and grant the required scopes.
Align Dribbble fields (title, image, ID) with Blogs API post fields (title, content, image).
Run tests and turn on automations to publish posts automatically.
Most Dribbble to Blogs API connections can be built without custom code using GHL’s built-in connectors. Start with authentication, map the key fields, and validate the flow with test data. If you hit edge cases, you can layer simple conditions in the workflow to handle retries or fallbacks. The goal is a reliable, repeatable process rather than one-off scripts.
Blogs API typically supports OAuth 2.0 or API Key authentication. In a no-code setup, use OAuth 2.0 when available for secure, token-based access. If you rely on API Keys, keep them in a secure vault and rotate them regularly. Ensure the scope includes content read/write access as needed.
Key endpoints include POST /blogs/posts to create or update posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to publish or modify, GET /blogs/categories to categorize content, and GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to ensure unique slugs. For Dribbble triggers, you’ll pull shot data and map it into the corresponding blog post fields.
Use the GHL test run feature or a small sample Dribbble shot to simulate the flow. Verify each step: authentication, data mapping, endpoint responses, and error handling. Review endpoint responses for status codes and messages, then enable the automation in a controlled rollout.
Yes. You can schedule posts to publish at specific times or after an approval step. Use the Blogs API’s scheduling capabilities and hook Dribbble events to trigger future postings. This keeps your blog cadence aligned with your design workflow.
API rate limits vary by plan. Monitor call counts in your GHL dashboard and implement exponential backoff or simple retries for transient errors. Design your workflow to space out bursts of requests when pulling Dribbble data or publishing posts.
Common errors include invalid authentication, missing required fields, or slug conflicts. Review the API response messages, refresh tokens if needed, and validate that mapped fields exist in both systems. Implement retry logic for temporary server issues.
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