Start by creating an API key in GHL for the Blogs API and granting Nudgify the scope emails/builder.readonly so Nudgify can read posts and metadata.
Confirm Nudgify access in your GHL account by completing the OAuth consent flow and approving required permissions.
– GET emails/builder (Endpoint1); – GET emails/builder.write (Endpoint2); – POST emails/builder (Endpoint3); – POST /emails/builder/data (Endpoint4); – DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId (Endpoint5); – emails/schedule.readonly (Endpoint6); – GET emails/schedule (Endpoint7); – blogs/post.write (Endpoint8); – POST /blogs/posts (Endpoint9); – blogs/post-update.write (Endpoint10); – PUT /blogs/posts/:postId (Endpoint11); – blogs/check-slug.readonly (Endpoint12); – GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists (Endpoint13); – blogs/category.readonly (Endpoint14); – GET /blogs/categories (Endpoint15); – blogs/author.readonly (Endpoint16); – GET /blogs/authors (Endpoint17).
Trigger when a new blog post is created via POST /blogs/posts
Actions: create Nudgify nudges, display a site banner, and link to the new post
POST /blogs/posts
postId, title, slug, author, publishDate
Trigger when a blog post is updated via blogs/post-update.write
Actions: refresh Nudgify content, update banners and calls to action
POST /blogs/post-update.write
postId, status, lastModified, slug
Trigger when a category is added or changed via GET /blogs/categories
Actions: tag Nudgify campaigns with categoryId, align banners
GET /blogs/categories
categoryId, name, slug
Fast setup with no coding required to connect Nudgify with the Blogs API
Automated content personalization for readers using Nudgify nudges tied to blog activity
Real-time engagement signals from blog activity help optimize campaigns on the fly
A quick glossary of elements and processes for connecting Nudgify with the Blogs API via GHL
An interface that lets Nudgify read and react to your blog data from GHL
A URL endpoint that receives real-time notifications when events occur
A secure authorization flow that lets Nudgify access GHL data with user consent
A URL-friendly version of a post or category name used in links
Automatically show Nudgify nudges when a new post is published to drive early engagement and shares.
Use Nudgify banners to spotlight top categories and encourage deeper reading.
Coordinate Nudges with your editorial calendar to maximize engagement on publish days.
In GHL, generate an API key and select the scope emails/builder.readonly to allow Nudgify to read posts
Approve Nudgify in the OAuth consent flow and test the connection in a sandbox or staging environment
Configure endpoints like GET /blogs/categories and POST /blogs/posts to align with Nudgify campaigns and go live
No coding is required to get started. Use the provided API keys and OAuth flow to connect Nudgify with the Blogs API in GHL. You can configure triggers and actions from the UI and test in a safe environment before going live. If you run into limits or need custom mappings, you can adjust field mappings and endpoint selections to fit your workflow without writing code.
Typical endpoints that enable Nudgify to work include GET /blogs/categories, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, POST /blogs/posts, and POST /blogs/post-update.write for updates. These allow Nudgify to detect new posts, categorize content, and refresh nudges automatically. You can tailor which endpoints are active and what data is synced to Nudgify to match your editorial calendar and campaigns.
Connections use OAuth and API keys with scoped access. Data transmitted includes basic post data and category information required to trigger Nudgify campaigns. All data handling follows your GHL security policies and Nudgify privacy standards. For added security, use sandbox testing, rotate keys regularly, and apply least privilege access for the Nudgify app.
Yes. Nudges can be customized by category, post type, or tag. You can map Nudgify campaigns to specific blog categories so that readers see relevant nudges based on the content they are viewing. Adjust the Nudgify rules in your Nudgify dashboard to reflect category-based triggers and personalized messages.
Absolutely. You can test in a sandbox or staging environment before going live. Use test posts, sample data, and simulated approvals to verify triggers and actions without impacting your production site. Review logs and adjust mappings as needed during testing.
The integration shares blog post data, category metadata, and engagement signals needed to drive Nudgify nudges. No sensitive user data is transferred beyond what GHL exposes through the configured scopes. You can control data visibility by selecting specific fields and endpoints during setup.
Logs and status can be viewed in your Nudgify app and the GHL API activity logs. Look for webhook deliveries, endpoint responses, and trigger events to troubleshoot. Enable verbose logging during initial setup to quickly identify and fix any mismatches between endpoints and Nudgify campaigns.
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