To authorize FitBudd to access the Blogs API, generate an API key or OAuth token in the GHL developer console and configure it in the FitBudd App Connector with the required scopes including blog and email endpoints.
FitBudd authenticates to GHL using a token-based approach. Store credentials securely and assign only the scopes needed for blog publishing and content management.
– GET emails/builder\n- emails/builder.write\n- POST emails/builder\n- POST /emails/builder/data\n- DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId\n- emails/schedule.readonly\n- GET emails/schedule\n- blogs/post.write\n- POST /blogs/posts\n- blogs/post-update.write\n- PUT /blogs/posts/:postId\n- blogs/check-slug.readonly\n- GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists\n- blogs/category.readonly\n- GET /blogs/categories\n- blogs/author.readonly\n- GET /blogs/authors
Trigger: When a new blog post is created in Blogs API, automatically push it to FitBudd to start an automation workflow.
Actions: create or update a corresponding post in FitBudd, attach metadata, and schedule publication.
POST /blogs/posts
title, content, slug, categories, authorId, publishDate
Trigger: when a post in FitBudd is updated, push changes to Blogs API.
Actions: update blog post in Blogs API, adjust slug and metadata.
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
postId, title, content, slug, status
Trigger: on a periodic pull to refresh analytics and campaign data in FitBudd.
Actions: fetch posts from Blogs API and feed into FitBudd dashboards or campaigns.
GET /blogs/posts
postId, title, slug, publishedDate, views
Automate publishing and updates without writing code.
Keep content synced across your blog and FitBudd campaigns in real time.
Gain insights with unified analytics from both systems.
Key concepts you’ll encounter include API endpoints triggers actions authentication and mapping data between Blogs API and FitBudd.
A specific URL path in an API that performs a defined action such as creating or retrieving a blog post.
An authorization framework that issues access tokens to authorize API requests without exposing user credentials.
A callback URL that allows apps to send real-time data or events to each other.
A URL-friendly string derived from a post title used in the post URL.
Set up a trigger that publishes new FitBudd posts automatically to your blog via the Blogs API, including metadata and tags.
When a blog post is updated in Blogs API, automatically refresh the related FitBudd campaign or landing page.
Plan and publish content using a shared calendar that updates both Blogs API and FitBudd in sync.
From the GHL developer console, generate API keys or OAuth credentials and record your FitBudd API token.
Enter credentials in the FitBudd App Connector, select the Blogs API endpoints you will use, and grant necessary scopes.
Run a test post verify data flow and enable automation for ongoing publishing and syncing.
You’ll primarily work with the endpoints in the Endpoints section, including GET emails/builder GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists and POST /blogs/posts. The exact endpoints you use depend on your workflow. In practice you connect the Blogs API using an API key or OAuth token and grant scopes for blog and email management so FitBudd can create update and fetch blog data from your GHL account.
No traditional coding is required. The FitBudd App Connector provides a no code interface to map actions and triggers to GHL endpoints. You configure authentication tests and error handling using guided steps in the connector.
Yes. You can publish a single blog post to your Blogs API powered blog and simultaneously trigger FitBudd campaigns or posts in other channels. Use the 3 connections and endpoints to set up cross posting across platforms.
We use OAuth 2.0 or API keys depending on your setup. Tokens are exchanged between GHL and FitBudd. Store tokens securely and rotate them regularly; limit scope to required endpoints.
Assign the minimum required scopes to ensure only necessary data can flow. In GHL configure the app connector to include the blogs and emails scopes; in FitBudd use token scopes for outgoing requests.
If a post is deleted or unpublished the integration can be configured to ignore or reflect the change across connected platforms. Webhooks and pull policies help maintain data integrity.
Log data is available in the FitBudd connector dashboard and the GHL app logs; enable verbose logging for troubleshooting. Look for sync timestamps error messages and endpoint responses.
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