To securely access the Blogs API from PartnerStack, generate API keys in the developer portal, scope them to blogs and emails, and rotate keys regularly.
Set up OAuth or token-based authentication between PartnerStack and GHL, store credentials securely, and test connections with sandbox data.
Key endpoints used in the integration include: POST /blogs/posts (create a post), PUT /blogs/posts/:postId (update a post), GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists (check slug), GET /blogs/categories (list categories), GET /blogs/authors (list authors), GET /emails/builder (fetch email drafts), POST /emails/builder (create email drafts), POST /emails/builder/data (attach data to emails), GET /emails/schedule (view schedules).
Trigger: when a new blog draft is created in Blogs API, a post is automatically created or updated in GHL via PartnerStack.
Actions: create or update a blog post in Blogs API, set metadata, and move it through the editorial workflow.
Method Path: POST /blogs/posts to create; PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update.
Key fields: title, content, author, slug, status
Trigger: a new blog post is published and an email draft is generated in PartnerStack to be sent to subscribers.
Actions: generate email content, schedule delivery, track opens and clicks in PartnerStack.
Method Path: GET /emails/builder to fetch drafts; POST /emails/builder to create a draft.
Key fields: subject, recipientList, blogPostUrl, CTA
Trigger: schedule a blog post in Blogs API and coordinate a corresponding email in PartnerStack.
Actions: schedule blog publication, queue emails, monitor status across endpoints.
Method Path: GET /emails/schedule to view schedules; POST /emails/builder to create schedule-related email drafts.
Key fields: scheduleId, postId, publishTime
No-code automation: Build end-to-end workflows without writing code.
Faster time-to-value: Ready-made templates and triggers accelerate deployment.
Centralized visibility: All blog and email activity is visible in one place for easier optimization.
This section defines essential terms and the core elements and processes used to connect Blogs API with PartnerStack via the GHL integration.
GHL API refers to the REST interface that lets you manage emails, blogs, and scheduling within the GHL platform.
Blogs API provides endpoints to create, update, and query blog posts, categories, and authors.
PartnerStack is the integration layer that connects GHL and external apps to automate campaigns and content workflows.
Endpoint is a specific API route that performs an action, such as creating a post or scheduling an email.
Automatically convert new blog posts into email drafts and schedule them to your audience to maximize reach.
Repurpose blog content into social posts across platforms using PartnerStack workflows.
Set reminders to refresh evergreen posts and re-promote them to new segments.
Obtain your API keys, set scopes for blogs and emails, and store securely.
Map Blogs API endpoints to PartnerStack triggers and actions. Use the examples above.
Run tests, verify data mapping, and go live with monitoring.
No coding is required for most standard workflows. Use the built-in triggers and actions to connect Blogs API with PartnerStack in minutes. If you do need custom logic, you can extend the workflow with additional endpoints and data fields while keeping security intact.
Essential endpoints include creating and updating posts, slug checks, and email drafts. Start with POST /blogs/posts and GET /emails/builder to see available actions. Then map additional endpoints like GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists and GET /emails/schedule to support scheduling and validation.
Authentication typically uses API keys scoped for blogs and emails, or OAuth tokens. Store credentials securely and rotate keys regularly. Test connections in a sandbox environment before going live to ensure mappings are correct and data is protected.
Yes. You can trigger email campaigns from new or updated blog posts and schedule delivery to your audience. Leverage the emails/builder endpoints to craft drafts and the blogs endpoints to publish changes in a single workflow.
Best practices include aligning field names (title, slug, author) across Blog and Email objects and using clear mappings for status and publish times. Document mappings and test with sample data to avoid data mismatches.
Analytics can track post status, email deliverability, opens, and clicks across the integrated flows. Use PartnerStack dashboards to monitor performance and iterate on templates and timings.
If you need more than the standard connections, you can extend with additional endpoints or custom fields. Always run security reviews and gradual rollout when adding new steps.
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