Authenticate requests to Blogs API using your API key or OAuth credentials. Keep credentials secure and rotate them regularly to protect content operations.
Zenler establishes a trusted connection to Blogs API by presenting valid credentials and scopes. Ensure the app has the correct scopes (emails/builder.readonly and blog-related write permissions) for full functionality.
– GET emails/builder; – GET blogs/posts; – POST blogs/posts; – POST /blogs/posts; – PUT /blogs/posts/:postId; – GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists; – GET /blogs/categories; – GET /blogs/authors; – GET /blogs/categories; – GET emails/schedule; – POST /emails/builder/data; – DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId; – GET /blogs/posts; – GET /blogs/categories; – GET /blogs/authors
Trigger: when a new blog post is created in Blogs API, automatically create or update a corresponding post in Zenler.
Actions: push title, content, slug, tags, and publish status to Zenler; optionally schedule for release.
POST /blogs/posts
Key fields: title, slug, content, authorId, publishedDate
Trigger: edits in Blogs API reflect back to Zenler posts in near real-time.
Actions: patch/post updates to existing Zenler entries, including content and metadata changes.
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Key fields: postId, title, content
Trigger: a new post in Blogs API creates a corresponding page in Zenler.
Actions: create Zenler blog page, assign template, set categories, and publish.
POST /blogs/posts
Key fields: title, slug, excerpt, headerImage
Automate publication workflows without writing code, reducing manual steps and errors.
Keep content synchronized between Blogs API and Zenler in real time for consistency.
Leverage drag-and-drop builders and webhooks to accelerate publishing cycles.
A concise glossary of terms to help you implement the Zenler and Blogs API integration effectively.
A set of rules that allows software applications to communicate and exchange data securely.
A URL-friendly version of a post title used in web addresses and routing.
A real-time notification system that sends data to another app when a specific event occurs.
The process of verifying identity and access rights, typically via API keys or OAuth tokens.
Create a workflow that publishes new blog drafts from Blogs API directly to Zenler as ready-to-publish posts, with optional scheduled release.
When a blog post is updated in Blogs API, automatically refresh the corresponding Zenler page preview and update SEO metadata.
Use blog categories to auto-create Zenler page templates and tag-based collections for easier navigation.
Obtain your Blogs API keys and ensure the scope includes emails/builder.readonly and the needed blog permissions.
Define the endpoints in Zenler for creating, updating, and retrieving posts. Set up webhooks to trigger actions on events.
Run end-to-end tests to verify data integrity, then switch to live mode with monitoring.
You can authenticate using API keys or OAuth tokens, depending on your security requirements. Keep credentials secure and rotate them regularly. Use the credentials exactly in the headers to authorize requests to Blogs API. Ensure the Zenler app has the correct scopes to perform the needed actions.
To publish a post from Blogs API to Zenler, you will typically call the blogs/posts creation endpoint and provide fields like title, slug, content, and published status. The response should return the new postId which you can reference in Zenler.
Yes. You can enable update synchronization so that edits in Blogs API reflect in Zenler. Use the PUT /blogs/posts/:postId endpoint to push changes and keep both platforms in sync.
Slug conflicts can be avoided by validating slug uniqueness via the slug exists check (GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists) before publishing. Consider appending a unique suffix when conflicts are detected.
No heavy coding is required. The integration leverages standard API calls and webhooks to automate workflows within a no-code friendly environment, ideal for marketers and content teams.
If a post is deleted in Blogs API, you can configure a corresponding action in Zenler to archive or remove the related page or keep it as an archived record, depending on your content strategy.
Use built-in logs and dashboards in Zenler and your API provider to monitor requests, responses, and any errors. Set up alerts for failed automation runs to respond quickly.
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