Authenticate with your GHL API key and OAuth scopes to secure data between Tweet Hunter and the Blogs API
Create and store app credentials in Tweet Hunter to securely access the Blogs API through GHL
GET emails/builder, GET emails/schedule, POST /blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, GET /blogs/categories, GET /blogs/authors, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
Trigger when a draft in Tweet Hunter is ready to publish a blog post via the Blogs API
Actions map title and content to the Blogs API payload and call POST /blogs/posts
POST /blogs/posts
title, content, author_id, category_id, slug
Trigger updates from editorial changes in Tweet Hunter
Actions include postId and fields to update, calling PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
postId, title, content, tags
Trigger content planning to fetch taxonomy data
Actions fetch categories and authors and map for tagging and attribution
GET /blogs/categories and GET /blogs/authors
category_id, author_id
Drag and drop automations replace manual data entry
Automatic publishing pipelines reduce delays from draft to live
Unified content and social publishing in one workflow
Essential concepts and processes you will encounter when integrating the Blogs API with Tweet Hunter via GHL
A specific URL path that performs an action in the GHL API
Verifying identity and granting permission to access API resources
The data you send in requests to create, update or query resources
A URL friendly identifier used in blog post URLs
Automatically convert high performing tweets into blog draft content via the Blogs API
Use Tweet Hunter analytics to enrich posts with engagement data
Assign authors based on Tweet Hunter data to improve attribution
Obtain API credentials and authorize access between Tweet Hunter and the Blogs API
Choose endpoints and map fields to your content schema
Run tests, verify data flow, and deploy automations
The Blogs API integration with GHL lets you publish and manage blog content from Tweet Hunter without leaving your workflow. You can schedule posts, publish directly, and keep content in sync. Start with create and update endpoints to prototype quickly.
Basic connectivity does not require coding if you use the built in connectors in GHL and Tweets Hunter app integration. Some familiarity with API concepts helps, but you can configure via UI.
Begin with POST /blogs/posts to create content, then PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update. You can also fetch categories and authors with GET /blogs/categories and GET /blogs/authors for tagging.
Authentication scopes define what data you can access. Use read and write scopes to manage posts, categories and authors. Rotate credentials regularly for security.
Yes. Tweet Hunter drafts can be published as blog posts via the Blogs API, with automation rules to publish on schedule or on trigger.
Monitor rate limits via API headers and implement retries with backoff. Use bulk calls where supported.
Logs appear in GHL and Tweet Hunter dashboards, along with API request logs. Enable webhooks for real time updates.
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