Use your OAuth 2.0 tokens or API keys to authenticate requests to the Blogs API. Keep scopes tight to the minimum required and rotate credentials regularly to reduce risk.
Authenticate Keygen connections with a secure API key or token-based method. Store credentials in a vault, and apply scope-limited access for each integration.
– GET emails/builder (read) – fetch email templates – POST emails/builder – create a new email template – POST /emails/builder/data – attach data to an email template – DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId – remove a template – GET emails/schedule – list scheduled email tasks – GET blogs/posts/url-slug-exists – verify post slug availability – GET /blogs/posts – list posts – POST /blogs/posts – create a post – PUT /blogs/posts/:postId – update a post – POST /blogs/posts – publish or schedule posts – GET /blogs/categories – list categories – GET /blogs/authors – list authors – GET /blogs/authors – retrieve author details – GET /blogs/posts – retrieve posts with filters – GET /blogs/categories – retrieve category data – GET /blogs/post.url-slug-exists – slug availability check – GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists – slug existence check – GET /blogs/posts – fetch posts for publishing – GET /emails/builder – fetch email templates – POST /blogs/posts – create a new post endpoint overview
Trigger idea: When a new or updated email template in Blogs API is detected, push the change to Keygen to refresh email campaigns automatically.
Actions: GET emails/builder; POST emails/builder; POST /emails/builder/data; PUT /emails/builder/:templateId; DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId
Method example: GET emails/builder to retrieve templates, then POST /emails/builder to create or POST /emails/builder/data to attach content
Key fields: locationId, templateId
Trigger: A new draft is created in Blogs API and ready for publication in Keygen-driven workflows.
Actions: POST /blogs/posts; PUT /blogs/posts/:postId; GET /blogs/posts; GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
Method path: POST /blogs/posts for creation and PUT /blogs/posts/:postId for updates
Key fields: postId, slug
Trigger: When a new author or category is added in Blogs API, propagate to Keygen to tailor campaigns and content.
Actions: GET /blogs/authors; GET /blogs/categories; POST /blogs/authors; POST /blogs/categories
Method path: GET /blogs/authors or GET /blogs/categories for syncing lists
Key fields: authorId, categoryId
Automate workflows with drag-and-drop logic in Zapier to manage emails, blogs, and authors without writing code.
Accelerate content operations by triggering blog actions from email templates and campaigns automatically.
Maintain data consistency across platforms by synchronizing posts, authors, and categories in one place.
A quick glossary of common terms and the typical workflow for connecting the Blogs API with Keygen. Learn how endpoints, authentication, and data mapping come together in a no-code automation.
A specific URL path exposed by an API that performs an action, such as retrieving templates or creating a post.
A secret credential used to authorize requests to the API. Handle tokens securely and rotate them regularly.
A URL-friendly string that identifies a blog post, used to build friendly URLs and check for slug existence.
A unique identifier for a blog post used to fetch, update, or delete that post in the API.
When an email template is updated in the Blogs API, automatically publish a matching blog post in Keygen to streamline content workflows without writing code.
Keep author and category lists current in Keygen-driven campaigns by syncing data from the Blogs API in near-real-time.
Create a Zapier-based review step to approve blog drafts from Blogs API before they are published via Keygen.
Add your Blogs API credentials and Keygen API key to the Zapier app connector.
Define mappings between emails, posts, authors, and templates to keep fields in sync across systems.
Run tests to verify the connection and then activate your workflow for live operation.
The Blogs API and Keygen connection enables automation between blog content and email campaigns. It lets you read, create, and update email templates, post new blog content, and sync author and category data. This integration is designed for no-code workflows via Zapier, reducing manual steps and ensuring consistency across platforms. By connecting these systems, teams can streamline content production and distribution in a single automated flow.
No heavy coding is required. The setup relies on Zapier’s connectors and the provided endpoints. You’ll configure triggers, actions, and data mappings in a visual editor. For advanced scenarios, you can add small scripting steps, but most common automations can be built with no-code tools.
To sync posts, you typically use endpoints like POST /blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, and GET /blogs/posts. Also, slug-related endpoints help ensure unique URLs. You may combine these with templates from emails/builder to publish updates automatically.
Authentication should use tokens or API keys with scoped permissions. Rotate credentials regularly, store them securely, and apply the principle of least privilege. Use separate keys for test and production environments to minimize risk.
If a connection fails, verify the endpoint URLs, check authentication tokens, and confirm required scopes. Inspect request payloads for correct field mappings, and test with a small data sample. Zapier diagnostics and endpoint logs can help pinpoint issues.
Yes. You can map blog post updates to email campaigns and define triggers that initiate drafts or publications. This enables coordinated content distribution across email and blog channels without writing code.
Documentation for the Blogs API and Keygen is available in the developer portal. You’ll find endpoint references, authentication guidance, and example workflows. If you need tailored examples, you can reach out to support for more materials.
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