Blazly

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Integrations

Located in the left navigation menu under the Workspace section.

Located in the left navigation menu under the Workspace section.

Integrations allow users to connect external platforms, content management systems, analytics tools, and publishing endpoints directly with Blazly. These integrations enable content publishing, performance analysis, website management, and workflow automation from a single platform.

Connected integrations can be used across content generation, SEO analysis, publishing workflows, and automated content distribution.

Features

Connected Integrations Counter

Displays the total number of active integrations currently connected to the account.

This provides a quick overview of all connected publishing and analytics platforms.

Google Search Console

Google Search Console integration provides access to website performance and search visibility data directly within Blazly.

This integration is required for:

  • SEO Audit
  • Page Speed Analysis
  • Keyword Performance Analysis
  • Search Visibility Monitoring
  • Search Analytics Reporting

Connect GSC

Allows users to securely connect their Google Search Console account through OAuth authentication.

Once connected, Blazly can access verified website properties and retrieve performance data for analysis tools.

Search Performance Data

After connection, Blazly can access:

  • Search impressions
  • Clicks
  • Click-through rate (CTR)
  • Average ranking positions
  • Search queries
  • Website performance insights

CMS Integrations

CMS Integrations allow users to connect website platforms directly with Blazly for content publishing and management.

Webflow

Allows users to connect Webflow websites to Blazly.

Connected Webflow sites can be used for:

  • Content publishing
  • Blog deployment
  • Website content management
  • Automated publishing workflows

Add Site

Connects a Webflow website to Blazly and makes it available for publishing operations.

WordPress

Allows users to connect WordPress websites directly with Blazly.

Connected WordPress sites can be used to publish generated content without requiring manual content transfer.

Add Site

Connects a WordPress website and authorizes Blazly to manage content publishing activities.

GoHighLevel

Allows users to connect GoHighLevel locations and websites through OAuth authentication.

Connected GoHighLevel accounts can receive content generated within Blazly and support direct publishing workflows.

Connect

Initiates the OAuth connection process and authorizes Blazly to access the selected GoHighLevel account.

Direct Blog Publishing

Once connected, users can publish blog content directly to supported GoHighLevel websites without leaving Blazly.

Webhook Integration

Webhook Integration enables content publishing to virtually any platform that supports HTTPS webhooks.

This integration is designed for advanced publishing workflows and third-party automation platforms such as:

  • Zapier
  • Make
  • n8n
  • Custom APIs
  • Internal publishing systems
  • Proprietary CMS platforms

HTTPS Webhook URL

Allows users to configure a destination webhook endpoint where content payloads will be delivered.

The webhook receives structured JSON data whenever content is published through Blazly.

Fixed Blazly Bridge URL

Provides a persistent inbound endpoint generated by Blazly.

This bridge URL can be used when external systems require a stable endpoint while Blazly forwards requests to the configured webhook destination.

Override URL for Test Only

Allows users to temporarily specify an alternative webhook endpoint for testing purposes without modifying the saved production webhook configuration.

Save Webhook

Stores the webhook configuration for future publishing operations.

Saved webhook settings can be reused across multiple content publishing workflows.

Send Test JSON

Sends a sample payload to the configured webhook endpoint.

This allows users to validate:

  • Endpoint connectivity
  • Payload structure
  • Automation workflows
  • Third-party integrations

before using live publishing.

Webhook Payload

The test payload contains sample content data structured similarly to live publishing events.

Payloads may include:

  • URL
  • Title
  • Meta Title
  • Meta Description
  • Content (HTML)
  • Primary Keyword
  • Publishing Metadata

Send to Webhook

Once configured, users can publish content directly to the connected webhook endpoint from supported areas of the platform, including:

  • My Blogs
  • Bulk Publishing Workflows
  • Automated Content Distribution Pipelines

This enables fully automated publishing workflows across external platforms and services.