Authenticate to the Blogs API using OAuth 2.0 and/or an API key. In Zapier Tables, create a connection using your Blogs API credentials, select the required scope (blogs and emails-related endpoints), and test the connection.
Zapier Tables will use the established Blogs API connection to access allowed endpoints. Ensure the app has permission to read blogs and emails data within the configured scope.
– GET emails/builder: Retrieve email templates and builder data – GET emails/builder.write: Access editable builder configurations – POST emails/builder: Create or update email builder templates – POST /emails/builder/data: Submit email builder data for processing – DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId: Remove a template from the builder – emails/schedule.readonly: Read-only access to the schedule data – GET emails/schedule: Retrieve email schedules – blogs/post.write: Write access to blog posts – POST /blogs/posts: Create a new blog post – blogs/post-update.write: Update blog posts – PUT /blogs/posts/:postId: Update a specific blog post – blogs/check-slug.readonly: Check slug availability for posts – GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists: Verify if a slug exists – blogs/category.readonly: Read access to blog categories – GET /blogs/categories: List blog categories – blogs/author.readonly: Read access to blog authors – GET /blogs/authors: List blog authors
Trigger: A new blog post is created or updated in Blogs API (GET /blogs/posts). Action: Map post fields to emails/builder data and push via POST /emails/builder/data.
Actions: Create or update email templates based on post.title, post.excerpt, and post.slug; update subject lines and content blocks automatically.
Method path: GET /blogs/posts → POST /emails/builder/data
Key fields: postId, title, excerpt, slug, publishedDate
Trigger: Changes to a blog post (PUT /blogs/posts/:postId) or new post; Action: Populate newsletter blocks via POST /blogs/posts and POST /emails/builder/data.
Actions: Generate updated newsletter content, update subject lines, and insert into scheduled email campaigns.
Method path: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId → POST /emails/builder/data
Key fields: postId, templatesLinked, lastUpdated
Trigger: New blog draft detected in Blogs API; Action: Create social posts using blog content via endpoints.
Actions: Generate social content and schedule posts through the scheduling endpoints; align with categories and authors.
Method path: POST /blogs/posts → GET /blogs/categories
Key fields: postId, socialPostId, scheduleDate
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Keep content in sync across apps (blogs, emails, schedules) automatically.
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An indexed glossary of core terms and processes to help you navigate the Blogs API and Zapier Tables integration.
A specific URL and HTTP method used to interact with a resource in the GHL API.
A URL-friendly identifier for a blog post, used in post URLs and routing.
Authorization framework that enables secure access to GHL resources without sharing credentials.
A secret token used to authenticate requests to the GHL API.
Automatically publish new blog posts to subscribers via email templates and scheduled sends.
Pull blog content into email newsletters to keep readers informed with up-to-date posts.
Create and schedule social updates from blog drafts automatically.
In Zapier, add a connection to Blogs API using your OAuth 2.0 credentials or API key, then select required scopes.
Choose endpoints such as /blogs/posts, /blogs/categories, and /emails/builder, then map fields to Zapier fields.
Run a test to verify data flow, then enable the workflow for automation.
You don’t need to code. Zapier Tables provides a user-friendly interface to connect Blogs API endpoints with triggers and actions. Use simple drag-and-drop mappings to align data fields across apps. Start by creating a connection to Blogs API, then choose the blogs and emails endpoints you want to use and configure your first workflow.
For basic blog syncing, start with GET /blogs/posts to fetch posts and POST /blogs/posts to create or update posts. Map essential fields like title, content, slug, and date to your Zapier fields. As you gain confidence, add email builder endpoints to holistically automate newsletters and notifications.
Blogs API supports OAuth 2.0 and API keys. Choose OAuth 2.0 for long-term automation and scalable security, or API keys for quick setup in trusted environments. Ensure the chosen method aligns with your security policy and the scopes required by your workflows.
Yes. You can map blog fields such as title, excerpt, content, slug, category, and author to email templates or newsletters. Use Zapier’s field mapping to tailor each email block to the corresponding post data. This enables dynamic emails that reflect your latest blog content.
Test your connection using Zapier’s built-in test feature or by running a sample workflow. Review API responses, confirm that fields map correctly, and adjust mappings as needed. Once the test passes, enable the workflow for ongoing automation.
Rate limits depend on your GHL plan and the endpoints used. Typical limits are documented in the API docs; if you hit a limit, implement exponential backoff and stagger requests. Consider batching updates where possible to minimize calls.
API keys and tokens are found in your GHL developer portal or account settings. In Zapier, manage connections to view or rotate credentials securely. Always store credentials in a secure location and rotate them regularly per your security policy.
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