Use API key or OAuth 2.0 as supported by the Blogs API to securely access endpoints.
Zapier App Connector uses OAuth 2.0 or API key methods configured in your app settings to authorize requests.
The Blogs API endpoints you can use include emails builder, schedule, and blog posts such as GET emails/builder, POST emails/builder, GET emails/schedule, POST /blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, and more.
Trigger on demand by calling GET emails/builder to fetch the current templates.
Actions include creating updating and deleting email builders using POST PUT and DELETE endpoints.
GET /emails/builder
Key fields include locationId and templateId and account identifiers used to target specific builders.
Trigger on schedule events by calling GET emails/schedule.
Actions cover updating schedules and associating templates with timing using POST and PUT endpoints.
GET /emails/schedule
Fields like scheduleId nextRun and status help control timing.
Trigger when content is ready by querying blog endpoints such as blogs/posts.
Actions include creating and updating posts with POST /blogs/posts and PUT /blogs/posts/:postId.
POST /blogs/posts
Fields include postId slug authorId and category.
Automate repetitive tasks without writing code.
Connect multiple endpoints to build end to end workflows.
Move faster with reusable templates and actions in Zapier.
Key elements include endpoints authentication data fields and processes used to build automations.
A specific URL path that performs a defined action in the API.
The method used to verify a request identity such as API keys or OAuth tokens.
Contains credentials that grant access to endpoints, often via headers.
The maximum number of requests allowed in a time period to avoid throttling.
When a new email template is added, automatically generate a blog post draft.
Publish blog updates to subscribers via email tools via Zapier.
When authors change, re tag and categorize posts automatically.
Create or configure OAuth credentials in the Blogs API and Zapier app to authorize requests.
Map endpoints you want to use such as emails builder and blogs posts in your Zapier connections.
Run tests to verify data flows and then enable automation in production.
No coding is required to get started. Use short Zapier triggers and actions to connect Blogs API endpoints to your workflows. This allows you to automate data flows without writing code. If you need advanced logic, you can add filters and code steps in Zapier to handle special cases.
Common automation patterns include reading email templates from emails/builder, scheduling actions with emails/schedule, and creating or updating blog posts via blogs/posts endpoints. Start with read and create flows and expand as your automation needs grow.
Authentication is handled via OAuth 2.0 or API keys configured on the Blogs API side and the Zapier App Connector side. Ensure credentials are stored securely and scopes match the endpoints you plan to use. Regularly rotate credentials and monitor access.
Yes. Use the slug existence check endpoint GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to verify if a slug is already in use before attempting to create a post. This helps avoid duplicate content. If the slug exists, you can generate a new slug or update the existing post.
Respect the provider’s rate limits by implementing exponential backoff and retry logic in your Zapier tasks. Monitor response headers for remaining quota and adjust your workflows to stay within limits.
Test in a sandbox or with test credentials. Use Zapier’s test mode to simulate triggers and actions and verify data integrity end to end. Validate error handling and edge cases before going live.
Endpoint documentation and developer resources are available in the Blogs API reference. Look for endpoint paths like emails/builder and blogs/posts to understand required parameters and response formats.
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