To access the Blogs API from InvestorFuse, generate an API key and apply the proper scope (emails/builder.readonly for viewing, emails/builder.write for creating or updating). Store credentials securely in the connection settings and rotate keys as recommended by your security policy.
Authenticate InvestorFuse to access the Blogs API using the account’s approved methods (API keys or OAuth as supported), granting only the minimum required permissions to keep data safe.
Common endpoints you may use include emails/builder for templates, emails/schedule for sending, and blogs/posts for creating and updating blog content.
Trigger: When a new or updated blog post exists in Blogs API, automatically create or update the corresponding email template in InvestorFuse.
Actions: Create or update email content, map post fields to email templates, and schedule distribution to subscriber lists.
Methods: POST /blogs/posts to create; PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update; GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to validate slugs
Key fields: postId, title, slug, status
Trigger: New or updated authors or categories in Blogs API.
Actions: Map authors and categories to InvestorFuse tags and segments for targeted campaigns.
Methods: GET /blogs/authors; GET /blogs/categories
Key fields: authorId, categoryId, slug
Trigger: New content or updated metadata in Blogs API
Actions: Create/update email campaigns, adjust sending schedules, and synchronize templates across platforms.
Methods: POST /emails/builder; GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists; POST /blogs/posts
Key fields: postSlug, emailTemplateId, campaignId
Build end‑to‑end automations without writing code using built‑in webhooks, triggers, and endpoint actions.
Keep branding and messaging in sync by mirroring blog content in email templates and campaigns.
Move faster from idea to publish with reusable workflows that scale with your content strategy.
Understand the core elements and processes used to connect Blogs API with InvestorFuse and deliver cohesive content campaigns.
A specific URL you call to perform an action in the API, such as creating a blog post or listing authors.
The process of proving your app identity to the API to securely access data and perform actions.
A secret token used to authorize requests to the API from your app connection.
HTTP methods such as GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE that specify the action to perform on an endpoint.
Automatically publish new blog posts into email nurture sequences to educate and convert readers.
Tag posts by topic and route subscribers to relevant email journeys based on interests.
Trigger onboarding or upsell sequences when a new article is published or updated.
Obtain an API key with the required scopes and securely store it in InvestorFuse’s connection settings.
Map blog fields to email template fields and set up triggers for new or updated posts.
Run test posts, verify content rendering in emails, and enable live sync across channels.
Authentication options for the Blogs API typically include API keys and OAuth, depending on your setup. Use API keys for straightforward connections and ensure your keys have the minimum scopes required to perform the tasks you need. Regularly rotate keys and store them securely in InvestorFuse’s connection settings. This keeps your data protected while enabling smooth automation.
For beginners, start with endpoints that let you view and fetch blog posts and authors (GET emails/builder, GET blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, GET /blogs/authors). These give you a safe, read-only entry point to understand how data flows between Blogs API and InvestorFuse. As you grow comfortable, add write endpoints to create or update posts and templates.
Yes. No‑code automation platforms can connect to the Blogs API using webhooks and prebuilt actions. You can map data fields and set up triggers without writing code, enabling rapid prototyping and iteration of content workflows. Always test in a staging environment before going live.
To test, use a sandbox/api test key and run sample posts through the endpoints. Check the resulting emails and templates in InvestorFuse, confirm slug existence for pages, and verify that triggers fire as expected. Monitor logs for errors and adjust mappings as needed.
Required scopes depend on what you plan to do. For reading data, use emails/builder.readonly and blogs/author.readonly; for creating or updating, include emails/builder.write and blogs/post.write. Apply the principle of least privilege and revoke any unused scopes.
API rate limits vary by plan. If you hit limits, throttle requests, batch updates where possible, and implement retry logic with backoff. Consider upgrading your plan or requesting higher quotas if your automation requires steady, high-volume calls.
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