To connect the Blogs API to Newsletter2Go, generate an API key with the required scope (emails/builder.readonly) and configure OAuth where available. Store credentials securely in your integration setup.
Authenticate Newsletter2Go using an API key or OAuth, then grant access to read and write blog and email data through the Blogs API connection.
Common endpoints used in this integration include: GET emails/builder GET emails/builder.write POST emails/builder POST /emails/builder/data DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId GET emails/schedule GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists POST /blogs/posts GET /blogs/categories GET /blogs/authors GET /blogs/posts PUT /blogs/posts/:postId GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
Trigger: when a new blog post is published in Blogs API, create or update a matching Newsletter2Go email template.
Actions: map post fields to template content, save in Newsletter2Go, and optionally send a test email.
METHOD PATH: POST /blogs/posts and POST emails/builder to create templates from posts.
postId, title, excerpt, slug, publishDate, newsletterId
Trigger: new blog posts matching a tag or category automatically start a Newsletter2Go campaign.
Actions: create/update campaigns, schedule sends, and segment subscribers based on blog data.
GET /blogs/posts, POST /blogs/posts to create, and POST /emails/builder to generate templates.
postId, title, category, tags, publishDate, newsletterId
Trigger: publish events push a real-time digest or alert to Newsletter2Go subscribers.
Actions: assemble a digest, populate templates, and send or schedule the email.
GET /blogs/posts and POST /emails/builder/data to push update payloads.
postId, digest, summary, publishDate
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A quick glossary of terms used throughout this guide, including API endpoints, authentication, webhooks, and data mapping.
A specific URL and HTTP method that lets an app read or modify data in the GHL API.
The process of verifying identity to authorize API access, typically via API keys or OAuth.
A URL that receives event notifications from an API when data changes.
The path portion of a URL that identifies a resource, such as /blogs/posts.
Automatically generate a weekly digest newsletter by pulling the latest posts from Blogs API and formatting them into Newsletter2Go templates.
Trigger newsletters when new posts meet tagging rules; tailor content to audience segments in Newsletter2Go.
Promote blog content in newsletters and drive traffic to product pages with linked campaigns.
Grant access for both systems, enter API keys or OAuth credentials, and test the connection in the connector panel.
Choose which Blog and Email endpoints to use and map data fields such as title, content, slug, and publishDate.
Run a test, verify data sync, and enable automated campaigns and post alerts.
Start by selecting Newsletter2Go and Blogs API connections in the app connector. Click Connect to authorize both accounts, then choose the endpoints you plan to use (emails/builder, blogs/posts, etc.). After mapping the required fields, run a quick test to confirm data flows correctly between systems. If errors occur, check API keys, scopes, and the mapping rules, and retry. You can view logs in the connector dashboard for troubleshooting.
For basic sync, enable GET emails/builder, GET blogs/posts, and GET blogs/categories to pull templates and posts into Newsletter2Go. Map essential fields like title, slug, and publishDate. Test the connection, then enable automatic workflows for new posts or campaigns. If you need more, add write endpoints as you scale.
No extensive coding is required. The connector provides a visual UI to map fields, set triggers, and build actions. Some basic understanding of endpoints helps, but most users can set up with guided prompts and templates.
Open the app connector and click Test Connection after selecting accounts and endpoints. Check the response and logs for any errors, then run a small test workflow to ensure data moves as expected.
Yes. You can schedule newsletters based on publish dates or new blog posts. Configure the trigger in Newsletter2Go to align with your content calendar and audience segments.
Security is maintained with HTTPS for all calls, API keys stored securely, and optional OAuth. Rotate credentials regularly and use least-privilege scopes to minimize risk.
Rate limits depend on your plan and the endpoints used. Refer to the API docs for current limits, and contact support if you anticipate higher throughput or extended campaigns.
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