To connect, configure OAuth or API key-based authentication for Blogs API, grant the necessary scope (emails/builder.readonly), and store tokens securely in MarkUp-io. Follow the authorization prompts to complete the linkage.
MarkUp-io will securely store and rotate credentials, verify permissions, and use webhooks or API calls to communicate with Blogs API. Ensure your app is listed in your GHL developer console and allowed to access the required endpoints.
Core endpoints include GET emails/builder, POST emails/builder, POST /emails/builder/data, DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId, GET emails/schedule, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, POST /blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, GET /blogs/categories, GET /blogs/authors.
Triggered when a new blog post is created in Blogs API to begin a workflow in MarkUp-io.
Actions include retrieving content, validating slug, and posting to the Blogs API to publish.
POST /blogs/posts
Title, Content, Slug, Category, AuthorId, Tags
Triggered when a scheduled item in MarkUp-io should be published through Blogs API.
Actions include setting PublishDate, updating status, and triggering the Blogs API to publish or queue.
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
PostId, PublishDate, Status
Triggered when new author or category data is added or updated in Blogs API.
Actions include fetching authors and categories and syncing to MarkUp-io.
GET /blogs/authors
AuthorId, CategoryId, DisplayName
Automate your content workflow with simple point-and-click automations instead of coding from scratch.
Consolidate content creation, scheduling, and distribution in a single interface.
Iterate quickly with live previews and immediate data syncing between Blogs API and MarkUp-io.
Definitions of API, endpoint, slug, webhook, and authentication explained with examples for the Blogs API and MarkUp-io integration.
An application programming interface that lets two apps communicate and share data.
Your post’s URL-friendly identifier used in URLs and SEO.
A notification sent in real time to another app when a specified event occurs.
A specific URL at which an API can be accessed to perform actions or retrieve data.
Push drafts from MarkUp-io to Blogs API as published posts with a single click.
Generate and validate slugs in MarkUp-io, then confirm using Blogs API slug exists checks before publishing.
Automatically syndicate new or updated posts to newsletter campaigns and social posts via MarkUp-io.
Request API access for Blogs API and grant the emails/builder.readonly scope, then save credentials in MarkUp-io.
Connect the endpoints listed earlier and map fields such as title, content, slug, category, and author to MarkUp-io fields.
Run tests, verify data flows, set up error alerts, and refine mappings for reliability.
You can use no code automations in MarkUp-io to connect to Blogs API; no custom coding is required. The interface guides you through authentication, endpoint mapping, and testing. If you need advanced control, you can use supported webhooks and endpoint calls to extend workflows.
Start with core endpoints like GET emails/builder and POST /blogs/posts to create content, then iterate to include slug checks and author retrieval. As you grow, add more endpoints for scheduling and categorization to enhance automation.
Yes. You can schedule posts in Blogs API via the scheduling endpoints and trigger updates in MarkUp-io; use publish dates and status fields. Real-time updates require proper webhook configuration and polling.
Slug checks ensure URL uniqueness before publishing. Use GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to verify and adjust if needed. This helps prevent duplicates and supports SEO.
Authentication uses OAuth or API keys with scoped permissions. Keep tokens secure and rotate regularly. Review access in the GHL developer console and audit logs.
If you hit rate limits or errors, retry with exponential backoff, review endpoint quotas, and log failures for troubleshooting. Use built-in error handling in MarkUp-io to alert teams when feeds fail.
Many plans offer a trial; check your account. If unavailable, you can test with sandbox or dummy credentials. Once set up, you can unlock live automation for content publishing.
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