Authenticate with the Blogs API using your GHL credentials. Use API keys with the scope provided (emails/builder.readonly). Rotate credentials regularly to keep data secure.
Authorize PTminder in the GHL App Connector using OAuth2.0 or an API key, depending on your setup. Store tokens securely and grant only the necessary permissions.
– GET emails/builder — Read email templates for campaigns and communications – emails/builder.write — Permission to modify email templates – POST emails/builder — Create or update email templates – POST /emails/builder/data — Add template data for emails – DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId — Remove a specific email template – emails/schedule.readonly — Read only access to email schedules – GET emails/schedule — Retrieve email schedules – blogs/post.write — Permission to write blog posts – POST /blogs/posts — Create a new blog post – blogs/post-update.write — Permission to update existing posts – PUT /blogs/posts/:postId — Update a specific post – blogs/check-slug.readonly — Check slug availability – GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists — Verify if a slug exists – blogs/category.readonly — Read blog categories – GET /blogs/categories — List blog categories – blogs/author.readonly — Read blog authors – GET /blogs/authors — List blog authors
A new blog post is published in Blogs API
Create a PTminder task or reminder and notify the team
POST /blogs/posts
title, slug, author, published_at
A blog post is updated in Blogs API
Update related PTminder records with new content
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
postId, title, content
Slug existence check via Blogs API
Check slug uniqueness and avoid duplicates in PTminder
GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
slug
Automate publishing and follow up tasks without writing code
Keep content creation and reminders in sync across teams
Save time, reduce errors, and scale blog workflows
Core concepts you will see: API, endpoints, authentication, slug checks, categories, and authors. This glossary helps you navigate the integration.
Application Programming Interface that allows apps to communicate and exchange data in a standardized way
A specific URL in an API that performs a defined action such as retrieving posts or updating a record
A URL friendly identifier for a post used in routing and SEO
The process of giving a client permission to access resources, often via tokens or keys
When a new blog post goes live in Blogs API, create a PTminder task to notify the team and assign due dates
Update PTminder author records when blogs/authors data changes to keep contact details current
Use slug existence checks to avoid duplicate post slugs across PTminder and Blogs API
Obtain API keys for Blogs API and OAuth tokens for PTminder. Store them securely and note the required scopes
In the GHL App Connector, configure authentication for both services using the keys and tokens obtained
Create automations that map Blog posts to PTminder tasks or records using the listed endpoints and test thoroughly
No code options are available via the GHL App Connector. You can set up triggers and actions using the built in UI and the available endpoints. This lets you automate workflows between Blogs API and PTminder without writing custom code. If you prefer, you can also use a lightweight script in a supported automation tool to customize behavior.
The integration supports API keys and OAuth2.0 for secure authentication. Use the Blogs API keys with the provided scope and configure PTminder credentials in the app connector. Rotate credentials regularly and follow least privilege principles.
Key endpoints include creating and updating blog posts, slug validation, and listing authors and categories. For example, POST /blogs/posts to create, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update, and GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to check slug availability. Email endpoints are available for messaging workflows as needed.
Yes. You can trigger actions in PTminder when a blog post is published or updated by wiring the relevant endpoints in the app connector. This supports automatic task creation, reminders, or notifications tied to blog activity.
Slug collisions can be prevented by using the slug existence check GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists before publishing. If a slug exists, you can modify it or append a unique suffix to maintain unique URLs.
Rate limits depend on both the Blogs API and PTminder. Plan for bursts during launches and implement exponential backoff in automated workflows to stay within limits and ensure reliability.
The endpoint list is available in the Endpoint List Used in This Guide section. It includes all endpoints relevant to blogs, authors, categories, and email scheduling for reference during setup.
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