Before you can sync data, grant Keeper access to the Blogs API using the OAuth scopes required for reading posts, authors, and categories.
Keeper will request an access token and verify permissions to push and fetch blog content during setup.
Endpoints involved:GET emails/builder;POST emails/builder;POST /emails/builder/data;DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId;emails/schedule.readonly;GET emails/schedule;GET blogs/post.write;POST /blogs/posts;POST blogs/post-update.write;PUT /blogs/posts/:postId;blogs/check-slug.readonly;GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists;blogs/category.readonly;GET /blogs/categories;blogs/author.readonly;GET /blogs/authors
Trigger when a new blog post is created in Blogs API.
Keeper creates or updates an email template and sends a welcome/notification to subscribers.
POST /blogs/posts
title, content, slug, authorId, categoryId
Trigger when a blog post is updated in Blogs API.
Keeper updates the notification email and re-sends to subscribers.
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
postId, title, content, slug
Trigger slug existence check before publish.
Keeper validates slug, fetches categories/authors, and sets metadata.
GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
slug
Fast setup using Keeper’s visual rules and Zapier-style workflows, with no custom code required.
Unified content flow: posts, emails, and notifications in one place.
Scalable publishing with audit logs and error handling.
Key data elements, endpoints, and processes used to connect Blogs API to Keeper.
The GHL API is the programmable interface that lets Keeper read and write blog data, manage posts, authors, and categories via REST-like calls.
Keeper is the automation app that orchestrates the flow between GHL and your blog data, sending notifications and updating records.
A defined URL path that performs a specific operation in the API, such as retrieving posts or creating a blog entry.
A URL-friendly title used in blog URLs to uniquely identify a post.
When a new post is created, Keeper sends a welcome or announcement email to subscribers via the Emails Builder.
Use slug checks to route audiences and customize follow-up content.
Notify authors when their posts publish and auto-update author bios in Keeper.
Register app credentials in Keeper, authorize GHL, and map endpoints.
Run test posts and emails to verify data flows and error handling.
Switch to production, enable alerts, and review dashboards.
No coding is required to get started. Use Keeper’s visual builder or Zapier-style workflows to connect Keeper with Blogs API endpoints for basic publishing. You can trigger emails, post creation, and updates without writing code. If you are building more complex flows, you can still leverage the available endpoints to customize behavior and automate additional steps in Keeper as your needs grow.
For basic publishing, focus on endpoints like POST /blogs/posts, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, and GET /blogs/categories to structure posts and taxonomy in Keeper. You can also use GET /blogs/authors to pull author data for attribution and personalization in your emails.
Use GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to check slug availability before publish. Keeper can enforce unique slugs and avoid conflicts. If a slug exists, you can prompt for a change or auto-generate a unique slug and retry the publish.
Yes. Keeper can trigger email campaigns automatically when new posts go live using the Emails Builder and Blogs API triggers. Subscribers receive notifications based on your configured templates and schedules.
Call GET /blogs/authors and GET /blogs/categories to populate author and category fields in Keeper, enabling accurate tagging and improved segmentation. These endpoints allow dynamic updates to keep your data current.
You can run tests in a sandbox or use test data to verify flows without impacting live content. Enable a test flag in Keeper to isolate test runs and review results before going live.
Rate limits and scopes are documented per endpoint; ensure your OAuth token includes read/write permissions for the endpoints you use. Always monitor usage in your GHL developer console and implement retry/backoff logic where appropriate.
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