Access relies on OAuth 2.0 with the scope defined for your integration (emails/builder.readonly) to read templates and builder settings from zBuyer-com.
In zBuyer-com, connect your account to the GHL connector using the standard OAuth flow or a secure API key to authorize the Blogs API access with the same scope.
A curated set includes email builder and scheduling endpoints along with blog content management (posts, categories, authors, and slug verification) used to automate workflows between Blogs API and zBuyer-com.
Trigger: A new post is published in zBuyer-com.
Actions: Create or update an email template and send a welcome or digest to subscribers via the Emails API.
Method path: POST /blogs/posts, POST emails/builder
Key fields: postId, templateId, locationId, slug
Trigger: Post updates or slug changes in zBuyer-com.
Actions: Update posts via PUT /blogs/posts/:postId and validate slug with GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists.
Method path: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
Key fields: postId, slug
Trigger: A new subscriber joins zBuyer-com lists.
Actions: Send welcome emails using emails/builder and kick off scheduling sequences.
Method path: POST emails/builder, GET emails/builder
Key fields: templateId, locationId, scheduleId
Faster setup: Connect in minutes without custom coding using ready-made endpoints.
Real-time data sync: Keep emails and blog data aligned across apps automatically.
Scalable workflows: Extend automations as your blog grows and more endpoints are added.
Key elements include endpoints, triggers, actions, and data fields that map between Blogs API and zBuyer-com.
Definition: A set of rules and protocols that allow two applications to communicate and exchange data.
Definition: A URL-friendly string that uniquely identifies a blog post.
Definition: A single blog entry within a blog or website.
Definition: A specific URL and HTTP method used to perform an action in an API.
Automatically trigger email campaigns when zBuyer-com publishes a new post to drive readers to the latest content.
Send weekly digests to subscribers combining multiple posts using templates.
Check slug existence before publishing to prevent duplicates and improve SEO.
Create GHL API credentials and grant the emails/builder.readonly scope; obtain the clientId and clientSecret.
Set up required endpoints (blogs/posts, emails/builder, blogs/categories, etc.) and map fields like postId, slug, and templateId.
Run tests, verify data flow, and monitor error logs to ensure reliable operation.
Answer: You can connect using no-code methods supported by the connector, but some basic setup is required. First, authorize your GHL Blogs API integration in the Apps page and grant the emails/builder.readonly scope. Then test generating templates and sending a sample email to ensure tooling works. In most cases, no custom code is needed for common tasks. If you need advanced automation, lightweight scripting can be added in your zBuyer-com workflows.
Answer: Use the endpoints for emails/builder to manage templates, and blogs/posts to manage content. Read-only access applies to viewing templates, while write access is needed for creating or updating content. For slug checks, use blogs/check-slug.readonly or GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists. This combo covers typical blog and email workflows.
Answer: The integration requires scope emails/builder.readonly and potentially emails/builder.write for templates. Ensure you have both read and write permissions for the parts you want to automate. If you’re unsure, start with read access and gradually request write permissions as you build campaigns.
Answer: Use the built-in test tools in zBuyer-com to simulate posts and email sends. Validate endpoints, review request/response data, and watch for error logs. Start with a small test post and a test email campaign to confirm the data flow before going live.
Answer: Yes. You can customize templates within the Emails API and apply them to your campaigns. Use the emails/builder endpoints to create and modify templates and ensure your content aligns with your posts. After saving, you can trigger the campaigns in tests.
Answer: No-code options are available through the connectors. Most standard tasks—reading templates, creating emails, scheduling campaigns, and posting content—can be automated without writing code. For complex cases, you can augment with small scripts in your workflow.
Answer: Detailed endpoint docs are available in the GHL developer docs. Look for sections covering blogs, emails, and slug checks. The docs explain parameters, response formats, and example requests to help you set up and test your integration.
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