Authenticate using API keys or OAuth tokens provided by the Blogs API. Store credentials securely in GHL’s connections panel and limit scopes to emails and blogs data.
NiftyImages supports API key-based access. Generate an API token in NiftyImages and grant the required scopes to allow reading, posting, and scheduling.
GET emails/builder GET emails/builder.write POST emails/builder POST /emails/builder/data DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId emails/schedule.readonly GET emails/schedule blogs/post.write POST /blogs/posts blogs/post-update.write PUT /blogs/posts/:postId blogs/check-slug.readonly GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists blogs/category.readonly GET /blogs/categories blogs/author.readonly GET /blogs/authors
Set up an automation that fires on a new blog post event from the Blogs API and uses the emails/builder templates to dispatch a campaign to subscribers.
Actions include updating email templates, scheduling campaigns, and pushing new blog content to newsletters.
Example: POST /blogs/posts to publish, then POST /emails/builder to send a promotional email.
Key fields: postId, locationId, templateId, recipientList.
When a segment changes, push relevant blog post recommendations to readers via NiftyImages email templates.
Actions: map fields, update recipient groups, trigger campaigns.
Example: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to adjust content, then trigger emails via POST /emails/builder.
Fields: postId, segmentId, recipientGroup.
Leverage category, author, and post analytics to tailor campaigns; pull data using GET /blogs/categories and GET /blogs/authors.
Example: GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to validate slug before publishing, then publish and notify.
Fields: authorId, categoryId, slug, postId.
Create automated email campaigns using blog content without writing code.
Schedule posts and emails across channels with visual editors.
Leverage ready-made templates and data syncing to reduce manual workload.
Key concepts include API endpoints, authentication methods, data fields, and workflow steps for integrating the Blogs API with NiftyImages in GHL.
A defined URL and HTTP method used to perform a specific action in the GHL integration layer.
Process for verifying identity and granting access to API endpoints (API keys, OAuth tokens).
A token used to authorize requests to GHL endpoints.
Event-driven notifications from GHL and Blogs API to trigger automations.
Automatically craft and send personalized emails using Blogs API events (new post) and NiftyImages templates to drive reader engagement.
Map segment changes to recipient groups and trigger tailored newsletters based on reader interests.
Pull data from authors and categories to tailor content and calls-to-action in emails.
Generate API keys or OAuth tokens in the Blogs API and connect them in GHL’s apps panel.
Map post data, templates, and recipient fields between Blogs API and NiftyImages.
Run test campaigns, set up dashboards, and monitor results before going live.
Authentication is best handled with API keys or OAuth tokens issued by the Blogs API. Store credentials securely within GHL and apply the principle of least privilege to limit access to emails and blog data. Regularly rotate keys and monitor usage for unusual activity. Ensure scopes match the specific endpoints you plan to use to minimize risk.
Common endpoints include managing email templates (GET/POST /emails/builder), scheduling (GET /emails/schedule), and creating blog posts (POST /blogs/posts). Use these alongside read-only endpoints to validate slugs and fetch authors and categories for dynamic content. Map your data fields carefully to avoid mismatches when sending campaigns.
No heavy coding is required. The integration can be built in a no-code environment using GHL automations and Zapier connectors to trigger actions based on blog events. You can configure endpoints and data mappings visually, then test with sandbox data before going live.
If deliveries fail, check API key validity and scope, verify endpoint URLs, and review rate limits. Inspect logs in both Blogs API and GHL to pinpoint where the failure occurs, then re-run the workflow with corrected data.
Rate limits depend on your Blogs API plan. Plan for peak times by staggering sends and using batch endpoints where available. If you hit limits, implement exponential backoff and retry logic in your automation.
Yes. Use a sandbox or test mode if available to trial campaigns without affecting real subscribers. Validate data mappings and user experiences before publishing to production.
Store API keys securely, rotate them regularly, and enable access logging. Use environment-specific keys and restrict permissions to only the actions needed by your campaigns. Consider using a secret manager for added security.
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