Access to the Blogs API uses API keys and scoped tokens. Use the scope emails/builder.readonly for read tasks and request additional write scopes for create updates and deletes.
WebinarFuel connects to the Blogs API using secure credentials. Configure API keys or OAuth tokens in the app settings and keep them refreshed. Each request includes a valid access token.
GET emails/builder GET emails/builder.write POST emails/builder POST /emails/builder/data DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId GET emails/schedule.readonly GET emails/schedule POST blogs/post.write POST /blogs/posts POST /blogs/post-update.write PUT /blogs/posts/:postId GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists GET /blogs/categories GET /blogs/authors
When a new webinar is created or updated in WebinarFuel, draft and publish a blog post via Blogs API
Assemble content blocks, assign author and category, set the slug and publish date, then call POST /blogs/posts
POST /blogs/posts
title, content, authorId, categoryId, slug, status
When a new category or author is added in Blogs API, create or update corresponding entries in WebinarFuel
Use POST /blogs/categories and POST /blogs/authors to push data and keep WebinarFuel in sync
GET /blogs/categories and GET /blogs/authors
For categories: name, slug; for authors: name, bio
When a blog post is updated, pull performance data from Blogs API and update WebinarFuel dashboard
Retrieve posts with GET /blogs/posts and verify slug availability with GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
GET /blogs/posts
postId, slug, updatedAt, viewCount
Set up triggers and actions with a visual workflow builder so no coding is required
Move fast from idea to published content with automated publishing and follow ups
Maintain a single source of truth with centralized data across both platforms
This glossary defines core terms such as API, Endpoint, Slug, and Webhook and explains how they are used in this integration
API stands for Application Programming Interface, a set of rules that allow software to communicate and share data securely
A slug is the URL friendly string used in post URLs, typically lowercase and hyphen separated
An endpoint is a specific URL in an API that performs a function such as retrieving posts or updating a post
A webhook is a URL that a service calls to deliver real time data when an event occurs
Automatically generate a blog post draft from a webinar recap with headings meta description and SEO tags
Build a dashboard that shows post status categories authors and SEO metrics across WebinarFuel and Blogs API
Auto generate meta descriptions excerpts and slug suggestions for new posts created via the integration
Register both apps and exchange API keys or OAuth tokens to enable secure calls
Define how posts authors and categories map between systems
Set triggers and actions to publish update and monitor performance
No coding is required for most basic setups. The integration supports a no code workflow builder that lets you connect WebinarFuel events to Blog posts and updates. For more advanced logic you can extend with webhooks or custom scripts if your plan allows. The goal is a fast path to automation without heavy development work. If you do need custom logic, you can still implement it outside the standard flows by importing data via the Blogs API and handling it in your own systems while using WebinarFuel as the trigger source.
To post a blog from WebinarFuel you typically need endpoints for creating posts (POST /blogs/posts) and for slug validation (GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists). You also may need to fetch category and author details (GET /blogs/categories, GET /blogs/authors) to map metadata. Ensure the integration has write permissions on the Blogs API and that WebinarFuel has a valid access token for calls. Test a sample workflow by creating a draft post from a webinar event, confirm the slug does not exist, assign an author and category, then publish. This validates end to end along with webhook confirmations.
Yes. You can automatically sync authors and categories by listening to changes in Blogs API endpoints such as POST /blogs/authors and POST /blogs/categories. When a new author or category is created, mirror it to WebinarFuel and keep both systems aligned. Conversely you can push updates from WebinarFuel to Blogs API if needed using the corresponding write endpoints. Automation of taxonomy ensures consistency across content and avoids manual duplication. Use webhooks to minimize polling and keep data fresh.
You can check for slug existence with the endpoint GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists before publishing. This helps prevent duplicate URLs and SEO conflicts. If the slug exists, you can either modify the proposed slug or escalate to an alternate slug strategy. In addition, maintain a slug generation rule in WebinarFuel to ensure consistent slug creation that aligns with your content strategy and SEO goals.
The main benefits include faster content cycles, consistent messaging across channels, and centralized data. No code workflows let teams automate publishing, updates, and metadata syncing between WebinarFuel and Blogs API. Role based access and scoped tokens help maintain security during automation. Additionally you gain better SEO readiness through automated meta descriptions and consistent slugs, which improves discoverability and engagement across platforms.
SEO impact can be measured by tracking post status, publication dates, view counts, and engagement metrics exposed by Blogs API. Use webinar related events to trigger posts and then monitor metrics such as page views, time on page, and backlink growth. Tools in WebinarFuel can aggregate these signals into a unified SEO dashboard. Regularly review slug existence, metadata quality, and category alignment to sustain SEO performance over time.
If you need to disconnect or troubleshoot, start by revoking access tokens and reauthorizing the connections. Check endpoint permissions and ensure the correct scopes are granted. Review webhook deliveries and confirm that the endpoints are reachable from WebinarFuel. If issues persist, consult logs for failed requests and verify mappings between systems.
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