Authenticate requests to the Blogs API using your GHL API credentials and the scopes configured for emails and blogs to ensure secure access.
Authorize Ruly within your GHL dashboard and configure OAuth2 or API keys in Ruly to establish a secure, ongoing connection.
– GET emails/builder — Read email templates – emails/builder.write — Update email templates (write permission) – POST emails/builder — Create email templates – POST /emails/builder/data — Import email data into the builder – DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId — Delete an email template – emails/schedule.readonly — Read-only access to email scheduling – GET emails/schedule — Retrieve email schedule – blogs/post.write — Write permissions for blog posts – POST /blogs/posts — Create a blog post – blogs/post-update.write — Update blog posts – PUT /blogs/posts/:postId — Update a specific post – blogs/check-slug.readonly — Check slug availability – GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists — Check slug existence – blogs/category.readonly — Read blog categories – GET /blogs/categories — List blog categories – blogs/author.readonly — Read blog authors – GET /blogs/authors — List authors
Trigger: when a new post is created in Ruly, automatically publish to GHL via POST /blogs/posts.
Actions: create or update a blog post in GHL, set slug, assign categories, and schedule publish date.
POST /blogs/posts
title, content, slug, categoryIds, authorId, publishDate
Trigger: when a new author or category is added in GHL, push updates to Ruly.
Actions: create or update author and category records in Ruly and map IDs for consistency.
GET /blogs/authors and GET /blogs/categories
authorId, authorName, categoryId, categoryName
Trigger: post published or updated in GHL; push updates to Ruly instantly.
Actions: log activity in Ruly, update analytics, and refresh dashboards.
GET /blogs/posts/:postId
postId, title, slug, status
No‑code required: assemble powerful automations with a visual editor and prebuilt endpoints.
Faster time-to-value with ready-to-use templates for posts, authors, and categories.
Easier testing and iteration with sandbox endpoints and live previews.
A concise glossary of terms you’ll encounter when integrating the Blogs API with Ruly, plus the essential processes for setup and operation.
A unique credential used to authenticate requests to the GHL Blogs API.
A blog entry in GHL that can be created, updated, or published via the Blogs API.
A URL-friendly string derived from the post title, used in post URLs.
A person credited for writing a blog post; used for attribution.
Set up a trigger in Ruly to automatically create a GHL blog post when new content is published in your CMS.
Pull authors and categories from GHL into Ruly to maintain consistency across platforms.
Check slug existence with GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists and suggest SEO-optimized slugs.
Obtain your API key and set up OAuth in the GHL dashboard, then add the credentials to Ruly.
In Ruly, map Blog endpoints you will use (for posts, authors, categories) to the corresponding GHL URLs.
Run test runs, verify responses, and enable automation in production.
The Blogs API gives programmatic access to blog content in GHL, including posts, authors, categories, and related data. It enables automation scenarios like creating, updating, and publishing blog content from external apps. This is ideal for no-code or low-code automation across platforms. The API scopes and endpoints determine what you can read or write.
Yes. With Ruly, you can connect the Blogs API without custom code using a no-code workflow. Use prebuilt actions and triggers to map fields between Ruly and GHL. For more complex needs, you can still extend with minimal scripting if required.
To publish posts, use endpoints like POST /blogs/posts to create and PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update. You’ll typically need title, content, slug, and metadata like authorId and categoryIds. Slug checks are available via GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists.
Slug existence can be checked with the slug availability endpoint, ensuring you don’t collide with existing posts. This helps enforce SEO-friendly URLs before publishing. If a slug exists, you can auto-suggest alternatives.
Yes. You can keep authors and categories in sync by pulling GET /blogs/authors and GET /blogs/categories and mapping them to your app records. Any updates in GHL can trigger corresponding updates in Ruly workflows.
No-code options are available via drag-and-drop workflow builders. You can connect endpoints, set triggers, and define actions without writing code. Advanced scenarios may use lightweight custom steps if needed.
API credentials are typically found in your GHL dashboard under API Access or Settings. Generate an API key or configure OAuth credentials, then enter them into the Ruly integration setup to establish a secure connection.
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