Access requires a secure token with the scope emails/builder.readonly to read templates and schedule data, plus write permissions where applicable. Store credentials securely, rotate regularly, and apply least‑privilege access to protect your content pipeline.
Ensure Passion-io is connected to your GHL account and granted consent to use the Blogs API endpoints for publishing and retrieving content. Use app‑level tokens and revoke access if a connection becomes stale.
– GET emails/builder: list email templates for blog promotion and reusable post templates – POST emails/builder: create or clone a template for blog-related emails – POST /emails/builder/data: seed or update builder data used in templates – DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId: remove a template when it’s no longer needed – GET emails/schedule: view scheduled email actions tied to blog pushes – GET blogs/post.write: verify write permissions for blog posts (available in scope) – POST /blogs/posts: create a new blog post from Passion-io events – PUT /blogs/posts/:postId: update an existing blog post – GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists: check a slug’s availability before publishing – GET blogs/categories: fetch blog categories for tagging and navigation – GET /blogs/authors: fetch author records to assign attribution – GET /blogs/posts/:postId (where supported): fetch post details for updates – GET /blogs/posts: list or search posts (where supported by your setup) – POST /blogs/post-update.write: update post content via API – POST /blogs/posts (alternate/legacy path): ensure compatibility with existing integrations
Trigger: A new Passion-io lesson or course unlock signals readiness to publish a companion blog post. The workflow fetches a post template from Emails Builder and creates a post via Blogs API.
Actions: GET emails/builder to retrieve a blog post template, POST /blogs/posts to publish the new post, and PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update after review. Use GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to ensure a unique slug.
GET emails/builder -> POST /blogs/posts -> PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
templateId, slug, postTitle, postContent, publishDate, authorId
Trigger: Before publishing, verify the slug’s uniqueness to prevent duplicates and allow updates if content changes are needed.
Actions: GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to validate slug, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update, and POST /blogs/posts to re-publish if necessary.
GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists -> PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
slug, postId, title, content
Trigger: When Passion-io adds a new author or category, sync IDs into the Blogs API for accurate attribution and tagging.
Actions: GET /blogs/categories, GET /blogs/authors to fetch IDs, and associate them with posts via POST /blogs/posts or PUT updates as needed.
GET /blogs/categories -> GET /blogs/authors -> POST /blogs/posts
categoryId, authorId, postId
Faster publishing: push new Passion-io content to your blog without manual formatting or copying content between apps.
Centralized control: manage templates, slugs, categories, and authors from a single no‑code workflow, reducing context switching.
Better visibility: track publishing events, edits, and engagement with automated logs and DOM events from the Blogs API.
This glossary explains endpoints, triggers, actions, and fields used to connect Blogs API with Passion-io through GHL.
A specific URL path that performs an operation (e.g., GET emails/builder to fetch a template or POST /blogs/posts to publish content).
A URL-friendly version of a post title used to build the post URL and for SEO; checked for uniqueness with /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists.
An event from Passion-io or the content pipeline that starts a workflow in GHL to call endpoints and move data between systems.
A blog entry created or updated through the Blogs API, including its title, content, slug, author, and categories.
Create reusable blog post templates in the Emails Builder that automatically populate the Blogs API post content when Passion-io triggers emission events.
Set up time-aware publishing that aligns blog releases with Passion-io milestones, leveraging the Blogs API publish endpoint for exact timing.
Automatically pull new authors and categories from Passion-io and apply them to posts in the Blogs API to maintain accurate taxonomy.
Obtain API credentials in GHL and grant Passion-io access to the Blogs API endpoints. Verify token scopes include read and write permissions where needed.
Select endpoints such as emails/builder and blogs/posts, then map fields like templateId, slug, title, content, and authorId to your Passion-io data.
Run tests to publish a sample post, verify slug creation, and monitor results with logs and metrics. Set up alerts for failures.
The Blogs API integration links Passion-io with GHL so you can automate blog publishing and updates. It uses a combination of email/template endpoints and blog endpoints to handle templates, posts, and metadata without manual steps. You’ll manage content from templates in the Emails Builder and publish through the Blogs API, keeping your content aligned across apps.
You do not necessarily need a developer if you are comfortable with configuring API connections and no-code automation in GHL. The setup involves enabling the correct scopes, authenticating securely, and mapping fields between Passion-io and the Blogs API. For complex mappings or custom triggers, you might consult a developer or a systems integrator.
Essential endpoints for publishing include POST /blogs/posts to create new posts and PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update existing ones. You’ll also use GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to ensure slug uniqueness before publishing. Templates via GET/POST emails/builder help drive consistent post content and avoid manual drafting.
Yes. You can update posts after publishing by targeting the postId with PUT /blogs/posts/:postId. You may adjust content, metadata, or category associations and re-publish as needed. Use slug checks to ensure updates don’t create conflicting URLs as you iterate on content.
Authors and categories can be queried with GET /blogs/authors and GET blogs/categories. You can then apply these IDs when creating or updating posts via POST /blogs/posts or PUT /blogs/posts/:postId. This keeps taxonomy consistent across Passion-io and your blog.
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