Authenticate to the GHL side using your Blogs API credentials and secure keys. Ensure the scope is set to read emails and templates (eg, emails/builder.readonly) to access templates, schedules, and related data.
Link MailingVox to your GHL account to obtain a session token. Use your app credentials and confirm the necessary GHL scopes are granted for end-to-end access.
GET emails/builder: fetch email templates; POST emails/builder: create a new template; POST /emails/builder/data: update template data; DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId: remove a template; emails/schedule.readonly: read access to schedules; GET emails/schedule: fetch schedules; blogs/post.write: create blog posts; POST /blogs/posts: publish a post; blogs/post-update.write: update an existing post; PUT /blogs/posts/:postId: modify a post by ID; blogs/check-slug.readonly: check slug availability; GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists: verify slug existence; blogs/category.readonly: read categories; GET /blogs/categories: list categories; blogs/author.readonly: view authors; GET /blogs/authors: list authors
Trigger: A new blog post is created in Blogs API.
Actions: Create a matching email template in MailingVox, queue the post in a campaign, and notify subscribers.
Method Path: POST /blogs/posts to publish; GET emails/builder to retrieve templates.
Key fields: title, content, slug, categories, author.
Trigger: A post is scheduled in Blogs API.
Actions: Create or update an email sequence in MailingVox; set send time via emails/schedule.
Method Path: POST /emails/builder and GET emails/schedule.
Key fields: scheduleTime, templateId, recipientList.
Trigger: Post updated or category change in Blogs API.
Actions: Update related campaigns; synchronize authors, categories, and slugs.
Method Path: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId; GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists.
Key fields: postId, slug, category, author.
Build campaigns and automations without writing code.
Automate content-to-campaign workflows with ready-to-use endpoints.
Fast setup with pre-defined scopes and endpoints for common tasks.
Data elements include posts, templates, schedules, slugs, authors, categories, and triggers. Processes cover authentication, endpoint calls, webhooks, and error handling.
A piece of content in the Blogs API that can be published or pulled into MailingVox campaigns.
A reusable email structure used in MailingVox campaigns to share blog updates.
A URL-friendly identifier for a blog post.
A time-based plan for when emails or posts go live.
Automatically generate and send a newsletter when a new blog post is published, with dynamic content pulled from the post fields.
Segment readers by blog category and tailor email content to each audience segment.
Notify subscribers when related posts are published to keep engagement high across channels.
Obtain the Client ID and Client Secret for the Blogs API from GHL and store securely.
Authorize the requested scopes, including emails/builder.readonly, to enable access to templates, schedules, and blog data.
Configure the endpoint URLs in MailingVox and perform test calls to endpoints like GET /blogs/authors, POST /blogs/posts, and GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists.
The Blogs API provides the data and publishing capabilities for blog content, while MailingVox handles email campaigns and delivery. Connecting them lets you automate the flow from post creation to audience delivery without manual steps. This integration focuses on syncing posts, templates, and schedules so your newsletters reflect new content in real time.
Required permissions include at minimum the emails/builder.readonly scope to access email templates and schedules. Depending on your use case, additional write permissions for blogs and emails may be needed. Always follow the principle of least privilege and revoke access when no longer required.
No coding is required for standard workflows. You can configure triggers, templates, and schedules using the provided endpoints and the MailingVox UI. Complex automations may require light scripting or webhook setup, but most common tasks are achievable with point-and-click configuration.
Use sandbox or test endpoints provided by the API, and validate responses in the console or logs. Start with non-destructive calls (GETs) before creating or updating posts, and monitor the results in the Emails and Blogs sections of MailingVox.
If you hit rate limits, stagger requests, implement exponential backoff, and ensure your requests stay within the documented quotas. Check the response headers for retry-after guidance and adjust cadence accordingly.
For newsletters, use the blogs/posts and emails/builder endpoints to assemble templates and schedules. The most reliable approach uses a template driven by post data with a scheduled send aligned to your audience time zones.
View results in MailingVox analytics for campaign performance and in Blogs API for post-level metrics. Use logs and error messages from the API responses to troubleshoot failed calls, and set up webhooks to monitor changes automatically.
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