Content Automation with Webhooks

RightBlogger sends a POST request with Content-Type: application/json. The JSON body includes title (string), content (HTML string), and status (draft or published). We also set a User-Agent: RightBlogger/1.0 header so your server can identify incoming requests. See our webhook setup guide for full payload examples.

In Zapier, create a new Zap with Webhooks by Zapier as the trigger and select Catch Hook. Copy the webhook URL Zapier gives you, then paste it into your project settings in RightBlogger. When you send a post, Zapier receives the JSON payload and you can route it to 5,000+ apps—Notion, Airtable, Slack, Google Sheets, and more.

Yes. Any platform that accepts incoming webhooks works with RightBlogger. In Make (formerly Integromat), use a Custom Webhook module. In n8n, use the Webhook trigger node. The JSON structure is consistent, so you can parse title and content fields the same way across all platforms.

RightBlogger reads the HTTP status code and parses the response body. If your endpoint returns application/json, we parse it as JSON; otherwise we capture the raw text. You'll see the status code, status text, and full response payload in RightBlogger so you can debug issues or confirm delivery.

Absolutely. Autoblogging lets you queue topics in the Content Planner, set your dates, and RightBlogger fires the webhook on schedule. This is powerful for building custom publishing pipelines—AI writes the content, webhooks deliver it to your CMS, database, or any downstream service.