In Zapier, select Blogs API as the app, sign in to your GHL account, and grant permission scopes so Zapier can read and manage blog data. Start with a safe read-only test to verify connections.
Complete the OAuth flow to allow the Zapier App Connector to perform triggers and actions against your Blogs API data. You can revoke access at any time from your account settings.
Key endpoints include: – GET /blogs/posts – POST /blogs/posts – PUT /blogs/posts/:postId – GET /blogs/categories – GET /blogs/authors – GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists – GET emails/builder – GET emails/schedule These endpoints allow listing, creating, updating, and validating blog content and metadata across the Blogs API and related workflows.
Trigger automation when a new blog post is published in the Blogs API. Use this to start workflows in your CRM, email marketing, or CMS tools.
Actions include creating or updating posts in connected apps, scheduling promotions, or notifying teams.
GET /blogs/posts
post_id, title, slug, content, author, category, published_at
Triggers when an existing blog post is updated in the Blogs API.
Update downstream systems, refresh caches, or push change notifications.
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
postId, title, slug, content, last_modified
Detect new or updated blog categories in the Blogs API.
Sync categories across connected apps, keep taxonomy consistent.
GET /blogs/categories
category_id, name, slug
Automation without code saves time and reduces manual errors.
Centralized workflows let marketing, content, and operations stay aligned.
Scalable processes with templates and schedules that grow with your content strategy.
Learn the core elements and processes used when connecting the Blogs API with the Zapier App Connector, including endpoints, triggers, actions, and data fields.
An Application Programming Interface that enables software to communicate. The Blogs API (GHL) exposes endpoints to fetch, create, update, and delete blog data.
A URL and HTTP method pair used to perform a specific action against the API, such as GET /blogs/posts or POST /blogs/posts.
An event in the source app that starts an automation in Zapier, like a new blog post.
An operation executed in response to a trigger, such as creating a blog post in another system.
Automatically publish new blog posts to social channels, email newsletters, and your CMS from Zapier.
Schedule review reminders and approvals to keep publishing cadence consistent.
Send targeted alerts to teams or stakeholders based on category or tag.
Install the Blogs API integration in Zapier App Connector and authorize access to your Blogs API data.
Choose a trigger like New Blog Post and map actions such as Create Post in your connected apps.
Test the setup with sample data, refine mappings, and turn on automation.
No coding is required for the basic setup. Use the Zapier App Connector to authorize the Blogs API, then pick triggers and actions to automate common tasks. For advanced workflows, you can still implement conditional logic within Zapier to tailor outcomes. Tip: start with a test post to validate field mappings.
Essential endpoints for publishing include GET /blogs/posts to fetch content, POST /blogs/posts to publish, and PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update existing posts. You may also use GET /blogs/categories to organize content by category. Always map title, content, slug, and publish status fields when designing your Zap.
Zapier provides a test feature that runs the configured trigger and actions against sample data. Use this to confirm mappings, auth scope, and data flow before turning on the automation. Review error logs if something fails and adjust fields accordingly.
Yes. Zapier can schedule posts and updates based on time-based triggers or calendar events. You can set delays, recurring schedules, and different time zones to fit your publishing cadence.
There are API rate limits you should observe. Use batching where possible and handle errors gracefully. Use secure OAuth, and limit access with scoped permissions.
To revoke access, go to your Zapier connected apps or the Blogs API app settings and disconnect. You can reauthorize later if needed.
For support, use the official docs, contact support channels, or open a ticket with your account manager. Community forums can also help troubleshoot common integration issues.
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