Obtain your API key, enable proper scopes, and secure credentials to authorize requests to the Blogs API from GHL.
Set up your Voodoo SMS API key or token, assign the necessary scopes, and test connectivity to the GHL workspace.
Core endpoints include GET emails/builder, POST emails/builder, POST /emails/builder/data, DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId, GET emails/schedule, and blog related endpoints such as POST /blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, GET /blogs/categories, GET /blogs/authors.
When a new blog post is published, automatically send a Voodoo SMS to subscribers.
Actions include creating SMS templates, scheduling messages, and routing recipients.
Example method paths: GET blogs/posts and POST blogs/posts to publish a new entry.
Key fields include postId, title, slug, author, publishedDate.
Trigger when a post is updated or published in topics of interest.
Actions: fetch post content, format into SMS, segment audience.
Methods: GET blogs/posts, GET blogs/categories, GET blogs/authors.
Fields: postId, title, excerpt, category, author.
Trigger bulk sync of blog feed to monthly SMS campaigns.
Actions: batch fetch posts, generate summaries, schedule messages.
Methods: POST /blogs/posts for batch creation, or GET /blogs/posts with limit.
Fields: postId, status, scheduledTime.
Build powerful blog driven SMS workflows without coding a single line.
Fast setup with drag and drop builders in GHL to orchestrate campaigns.
Real time updates and proactive subscriber engagement through automated alerts.
This glossary covers API endpoints, triggers, templates, fields, and data flows used to connect Blogs API with Voodoo SMS in GHL.
A set of rules and tools that lets apps communicate with each other.
A URL that your apps call to push real time data when events happen.
An HTTP method used to create or update resources on a server.
A specific URL where an API can be accessed to perform actions.
Send a welcome SMS when a new blog post goes live to subscribers.
Notify readers when new posts match their interests.
Summarize the week’s posts and deliver via SMS.
Register the Blogs API in GHL and generate API keys for Voodoo SMS.
Set up the required endpoints and webhooks in your GHL workspace.
Run tests, verify message flow, and enable live campaigns.
You do not need coding experience to start. The integration uses visual builders and documented endpoints to connect tools. You can drag and drop actions to automate posts to SMS without writing code. To keep the process secure, use API keys with the least privilege and rotate credentials regularly, especially if access changes for your team.
Blog post related endpoints include creating and updating posts, checking slug existence, and fetching lists of posts. You may also want to access authors and categories to enrich your messages. Start with GET blogs/posts and POST /blogs/posts for publishing new content. Refer to GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to ensure unique slugs before publishing.
Test the connection by issuing a dry run of a trigger flow from GHL to Voodoo SMS using a test post. Check response codes, logs, and webhook deliveries to confirm data is flowing correctly. Use sandbox credentials if available and monitor for timeouts or permissions errors during testing.
Yes, you can personalize SMS by pulling in fields from blog posts such as title, excerpt, and category. Use templates that insert post data and apply subscriber segments. Always respect opt-in preferences and include a clear unsubscribe option in automated messages.
Key fields for blog posts typically include postId, title, slug, excerpt, category, author, and publishedDate. Additional fields like status and scheduledTime may be available depending on your endpoints. Leverage these fields to tailor message content and triggers for different audience groups.
Yes, authentication is required for each request to protect data and endpoints. Use API keys or tokens with scoped permissions tailored to the tasks you perform. Regularly review and rotate credentials, and apply IP allowlists where supported to further secure the connection.
API keys and scopes are created in your Blogs API and GHL workspace. In Blogs API, generate an API key and assign the necessary scopes such as emails and blogs access. In GHL, configure the integration to use these keys securely and test the connection before going live. If available, enable environment separation to avoid cross contamination between development and production data.
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