GHL uses API keys and tokens for secure access. Start by creating a client in Blogs API and store credentials in Lytho to authorize requests
Lytho authenticates to the Blogs API using access tokens and the chosen scope. Keep credentials secure and rotate them as needed
Key endpoints to map include GET emails/builder, POST /blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, GET /blogs/categories, GET /blogs/authors, GET /blogs/posts, POST /emails/builder/data
Trigger when a new brief is added in Lytho or when a new post is created in Blogs API
Actions create or update a blog post in Lytho using the Blogs API typically via POST /blogs/posts
POST /blogs/posts
title, slug, content, excerpt, author, date
Trigger when a post is updated in Blogs API
Actions update the corresponding post in Lytho via PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
postId, title, content, slug, date
Trigger when you publish a post in Lytho
Actions create a new post in Blogs API via POST /blogs/posts
POST /blogs/posts
title, content, slug, category, author, date
No code integration lets you automate content workflows without writing custom code
Fast setup using standard endpoints and webhooks keeps content in sync across apps
Scalable templates for campaigns and newsletters made easy
Learn the core terms used when connecting Blogs API with Lytho and how to implement them
A set of rules and endpoints that allow apps to communicate securely over the internet
The process of proving identity to gain access to an API
A specific URL path in an API that performs a function
A URL friendly string used in blog post URLs
Turn marketing briefs in Lytho into publish ready blog posts in Blogs API
Use triggers to push changes to both systems and keep teams aligned
Auto fill meta descriptions and slugs using API fields
In Blogs API create a client and copy the API key and secret to Lytho
Enter credentials in Lytho connection settings and select the relevant scope
Run a test post and verify the data flows in both systems
You can connect without coding using the built in connectors. The Blogs API endpoint library offers many options to map data between systems. You can set up a simple post creation trigger in Lytho to publish to Blogs API. If you run into rate limits or missing scopes, adjust the credential scopes in Blogs API and reauthorize.
No code setup is possible for standard workloads. For advanced automation you can extend with custom webhooks or small scripts, but most teams automate with no code. Lytho handles authentication and endpoint wiring for you.
You will typically use endpoints to create, update and fetch posts and categories. Endpoints like GET blogs/posts and POST blogs/posts enable publishing, while GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists helps avoid duplicates.
Test the connection in your app by triggering a sample post. Check the response codes, verify data in both systems and review logs for any errors.
Yes. You can automate meta descriptions and slugs by mapping API fields in Lytho. This helps with SEO and consistent post structure.
Credentials are found in your Blogs API account. Create a client and copy the key and secret into Lytho under the Blogs API connection settings. Keep them secure.
If the connection fails, reauthorize the credentials, check scopes, verify endpoints, and review error messages. Often a reauthorization fixes transient issues.
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