To authorize, create an API key in the GHL dashboard with the scope emails/builder.readonly and securely store the key in the Exercise-com connections panel.
In Exercise-com, add a new connection, paste your API key, set the redirect URI, and select the Blogs API scopes to enable blog publishing and retrieval.
– GET emails/builder: fetch email templates and data – GET emails/schedule: retrieve scheduled email tasks – POST emails/builder: create an email template – POST /emails/builder/data: submit data payload for templates – DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId: remove a template – GET /blogs/posts: list blog posts – POST /blogs/posts: create a new blog post – PUT /blogs/posts/:postId: update a blog post – GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists: check if a slug exists – GET /blogs/categories: list blog categories – GET /blogs/authors: list blog authors – GET /blogs/posts: fetch posts for editing and sync – GET /blogs/categories: retrieve category details
Trigger: New draft created in Exercise-com or a new blog draft is available
Action: POST /blogs/posts to create the post; set title, content, slug, category; optionally attach metadata.
POST /blogs/posts
title, content, slug, authorId, categoryId, status
Trigger: Post edited in Exercise-com
Action: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update; propagate changes to slug, content, and metadata.
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
postId, title, content, slug, status
Trigger: When a post is published or updated
Action: GET /blogs/posts to fetch data; GET /blogs/authors and /blogs/categories to enrich posts
GET /blogs/posts
postId, title, slug, authorId, categoryId, status
Automate content publishing without writing code.
Keep content synchronized across platforms to avoid manual copy-paste.
Improve SEO through consistent slug and metadata across Exercise-com and your blogs.
Key elements: API endpoints, triggers, actions, authentication, and data mapping between Blogs API and Exercise-com.
A set of rules that lets apps talk to each other and exchange data securely.
A specific URL path in an API to perform a function, like creating or updating a post.
A callback URL that fires when a defined event happens in the source app.
A URL-friendly string used in post URLs and SEO.
When a new draft is created in Exercise-com, automatically post it to Blogs API to publish on your blog channel.
Pull author metadata from Blogs API into Exercise-com profiles to keep bios up-to-date.
Generate SEO-optimized slugs and meta descriptions by syncing data between Blogs API and Exercise-com.
Create an API key with the required scope and connect Exercise-com to the Blogs API with the correct redirect URI.
In Exercise-com, map the Blogs API endpoints to your blog publishing fields (title, content, slug, category).
Run tests with sample posts, review logs, and enable automatic publishing.
The Blogs API lets you manage your blog content programmatically from Exercise-com without touching code. Create, update, and retrieve posts, categories, and authors. It enables automation for publishing and updating content.
Most tasks can be accomplished with no-code connectors. You’ll configure API keys, scopes, and field mappings in the Exercise-com interface, then run test posts to verify the flow.
At minimum you’ll need to use POST /blogs/posts to publish and PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update. You may also need GET /blogs/posts to read and slug checks with GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists.
Use API keys with restricted scopes and store them securely. Use redirect URI validation and rotate keys periodically. Review endpoint permissions in GHL dashboard.
Yes. The Blogs API supports scheduling and you can trigger actions to publish at specific times using Exercise-com automation rules.
Author information can be pulled from /blogs/authors and mapped to Exercise-com profile fields such as name, bio, and avatar.
Check the Go logs in Exercise-com, enable verbose logging, and consult the API error messages. Common issues include invalid slugs, missing fields, or permission errors.
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