Grant consent for the Blogs API scopes: emails/builder.readonly to read post data and prepare content for LinkedIn Ads.
Connect your LinkedIn Ads account and approve data sharing so Blogs API can push updates to campaigns.
Key endpoints include: GET /blogs/posts – fetch posts; POST /blogs/posts – create post; PUT /blogs/posts/:postId – update post; GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists – check slug existence; GET /blogs/categories – list categories; GET /blogs/authors – list authors.
Trigger: when a new blog post is published in Blogs API
Actions: create LinkedIn Ad content from blog data and schedule it in LinkedIn Ads.
POST /blogs/posts
postId, title, slug, excerpt, imageUrl
Trigger: updates to a blog post in Blogs API
Actions: update LinkedIn Ad copy and scheduling via PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
postId, slug
Trigger: periodic sync or on-demand check
Actions: fetch posts with GET /blogs/posts and summarize for reports
GET /blogs/posts
postId, slug
Automate cross-posting from your blog to LinkedIn Ads without writing code.
Centralize content and campaign workflows in a single visual builder.
Leverage real-time updates to improve engagement metrics.
A quick-reference of concepts, elements, and steps to implement this integration between Blogs API and LinkedIn Ads.
API: A defined interface that lets Blogs API and LinkedIn Ads communicate, enabling data exchange and automation within the GHL ecosystem.
Endpoint: a specific URL in Blogs API that performs a function, such as creating or updating posts.
OAuth: authorization framework that lets users grant access to Blogs API without sharing credentials.
Slug: a URL-friendly string derived from a post title used in the blog URL.
Generate LinkedIn ad copy from your latest blog post to keep campaigns fresh.
Publish new LinkedIn Ads exactly when a new blog post goes live.
Create multiple ad variants from a single post to test headlines, images, and CTAs.
Authorize both services and grant required scopes.
Select blog fields (title, excerpt, image, slug) and map to LinkedIn Ad fields.
Run tests, then monitor performance and adjust.
No-code setup is possible. Start by authorizing Blogs API and LinkedIn Ads, then map blog fields to ad fields. Use the ready-made endpoints to create and publish posts without writing code. If you hit a snag, adjust mappings and triggers in the UI to fit your workflow. Next, test the workflow with a sample post to ensure data flows correctly from the blog to LinkedIn Ads and that updates propagate as expected.
For a basic sync, focus on GET /blogs/posts to retrieve content and POST /blogs/posts to publish new items. You may also need GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to avoid duplicates and PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update posts as needed. Use GET /blogs/categories and GET /blogs/authors to enrich posts with metadata before sending content to LinkedIn Ads.
Sync frequency can be set to near real-time or on a schedule. Depending on your plan, you can poll endpoints at intervals that balance freshness with API limits. You can also trigger updates when a blog post changes state (published or updated).
Yes. You can map blog fields like title, excerpt, image, and slug to corresponding ad fields. This enables dynamic ad copy that reflects your latest content. You can also customize headlines and calls-to-action within the LinkedIn Ads side while preserving the blog data.
API call limits depend on your GHL plan. To avoid hitting limits, throttle requests, batch operations where possible, and use webhooks or scheduled checks for updates rather than constant polling.
Slug existence checks ensure you do not duplicate posts. Call GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists before creating a post. If the slug exists, you can update the existing post instead of creating a new one.
Implement retries with exponential backoff for transient errors. Log failures, alert on repeated issues, and consider circuit breakers for sustained API problems. Use idempotent operations where possible to avoid duplicate actions.
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