Authenticate against the Blogs API using your GHL credentials and secure tokens, with the defined scope: emails/builder.readonly, to enable QuoteRUSH to interact with templates and scheduling.
Authorize QuoteRUSH to access the Blogs API on your GHL account, granting read and write permissions as configured by the integration scope.
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
Trigger when a new blog post is published in QuoteRUSH to push an email template through the Emails Builder.
Actions: create or update an email template, populate fields (subject, body, placeholders), and schedule delivery.
POST /emails/builder to create templates and POST /emails/builder/data to populate content
templateId, locationId, subject, body, contentBlocks, recipients
Trigger on post updates in QuoteRUSH to reflect changes in your blog post data.
Actions: map post fields to blog API payload, update post status or slug, and push via the PUT endpoint.
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
postId, slug, title, content, status, authorId
Trigger when a new author is added or updated in QuoteRUSH to sync with the Blogs API authors list.
Actions: GET /blogs/authors and map author data to QuoteRUSH fields for segmentation.
GET /blogs/authors
authorId, name, bio, email
Automate content-driven campaigns without writing code, using prebuilt templates and webhooks.
Keep blog and email data in sync in real time for accurate, timely campaigns.
Reuse templates and content across channels for consistent branding.
This glossary covers endpoints, authentication, triggers, actions, and mapping processes used to connect QuoteRUSH with the Blogs API via the GHL connector.
A specific URL path and HTTP method for performing an action in the GHL API, such as GET emails/builder.
The process of proving identity and obtaining permission tokens to access the GHL API securely.
A standard authorization framework that lets QuoteRUSH access the Blogs API without exposing user credentials.
A URL-friendly string used to identify a blog post or resource, often used in URLs and lookups.
Pull latest blogs from QuoteRUSH and auto-create email newsletters in the Emails Builder for subscribers.
Trigger auto emails when a new post is published to engage readers immediately.
Segment campaigns by author or category to tailor messaging and increase engagement.
Obtain API keys from the Blogs API and grant QuoteRUSH the necessary permissions.
Map Blog fields to email and campaign fields to ensure correct data flow.
Run tests, verify payloads, and deploy automation to production.
The Blogs API connection with QuoteRUSH enables you to leverage GHL’s app connector to automate blog content distribution via emails and campaigns. You can pull post data, author details, and categories to personalize communications. No complex coding is required—use endpoints and mappings to sync data. If advanced customization is needed, you can add lightweight scripts or use Zapier as a bridge.
Basic setup can be completed with no code by using prebuilt templates and payload mappings. For advanced scenarios, you may implement small transformation steps in your middleware to shape data before it reaches the Blogs API. The connector is designed to be approachable for non-developers while still flexible enough for developers.
Common workflows include creating email templates via the Emails Builder, publishing blog posts, and triggering campaigns when new posts are published. Essential endpoints include GET emails/builder, POST /blogs/posts, and GET /blogs/authors for author-based targeting.
To test the connection, generate a test payload, trigger a sample workflow, and verify that the data lands in the Blogs API and is reflected in the corresponding email or campaign. Check the response codes and review any error messages to adjust mappings.
Yes. You can customize subject lines, body content, and placeholders within Email Builder templates. Use mapping fields to ensure blog content renders correctly in emails and landing pages.
Logs can be viewed in the GHL app’s activity or integration logs section. You can inspect request payloads, response statuses, and any errors to quickly troubleshoot.
Rate limits vary by endpoint and plan. Plan for retries and backoff in automated flows. If you anticipate bursts, consider queuing payloads and rate-limiting requests to stay within thresholds.
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