Generate an API key or OAuth token in the GHL developer console with the required scopes and plug it into Wherewolf s integration settings to enable secure access to your blog data.
Wherewolf will authorize access to GHL using OAuth2 or an API key. Ensure the redirect URI is whitelisted in GHL and the client is configured for the Blogs API scope.
Examples include GET /blogs/posts POST /blogs/posts PUT /blogs/posts/:postId GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists GET /blogs/categories GET /blogs/authors
Trigger: New content item is ready in Wherewolf
Actions: POST /blogs/posts with title content and metadata
Method path: POST /blogs/posts
Key fields: title content slug categoryId authorId
Trigger: Content updated in Wherewolf
Actions: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId with updated fields
Method path: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Key fields: postId title content
Trigger: Draft ready in Wherewolf
Actions: GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to verify slug then publish
Method path: GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
Key fields: slug
No code required use visual workflows to read write and publish blog posts
Faster content cycles automate drafting review and go live with published posts
Consistent metadata templates and SEO friendly slugs across posts
Definitions for API endpoint slug post author category and auth concepts used in this guide
Application Programming Interface that lets Wherewolf read and write data via Blogs API
A URL friendly identifier used in blog post URLs
A specific URL path in the Blogs API that performs an action such as listing posts or creating a post
A blog article either in draft or published state created or updated via the Blogs API
Automatically generate a weekly recap from Wherewolf drafts and publish to your blog using the Blogs API
Create multiple post drafts with different headlines and surface performance metrics in Wherewolf dashboards
Use content tags to assign categories via the Blogs API as posts are created
Generate an API key for Blogs API with read write scopes and add Wherewolf as a client
In Zapier add a Blogs API connection and authorize Wherewolf
Create your first workflow to post content update posts and check slugs then test thoroughly
No code is required for basic flows Wherewolf provides visual builders to connect events to actions. You can automate post creation updates and publishing using the Blogs API without writing code. If you need advanced logic you can still export payloads and adjust settings within the app connector. The goal is to make blogging automation approachable for non developers.
Start with GET /blogs/posts and POST /blogs/posts to see how data moves. Then add PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to enable updates. Finally incorporate GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to validate slugs before publishing.
Slug collisions are caught by checking with the url slug exists endpoint before publish. If a slug exists you can modify the slug or generate a new one and retry. This prevents duplicate content and preserves SEO value.
Yes you can update posts after publishing by calling PUT /blogs/posts/:postId with the new fields. Ensure your workflows handle versioning and avoid overwriting important metadata.
Common methods include API key and OAuth2. Choose the method that matches your security needs and configure Wherewolf to use the same credentials. Always scope to read and write where needed.
Test with a sandbox or draft posts first. Use the endpoint url slug exists to verify slug logic. Validate field mappings and error handling in your workflow before going live.
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