Content Automation with Webhooks
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Easy Setup
Connect Any Service in Minutes
Simply add your webhook URL and start pushing content. No complex authentication or API keys needed, just a URL and you're ready to go.
Developer-Friendly
Built for Flexibility and Control
Get structured data with title and HTML content. Receive detailed server responses to monitor your integrations and debug any issues.
Universal Publishing
Send Content Anywhere
Push to Zapier, custom APIs, or your own servers. Use with automation platforms or build your own integrations; the possibilities are endless.
Autoblogging
Automate Content Delivery via Webhooks
Combine Content Planner with webhooks to automatically push scheduled posts to any platform or custom endpoint. Build your own publishing pipeline.
- Scheduled delivery
Plan your content calendar and let posts flow to your webhook on schedule.
- AI writes, webhooks deliver
Generate content automatically and push it to Zapier, Make, or your own API.
- Complete flexibility
Route content to any system that accepts webhooks. No platform limitations.
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Everything Included
What Is Actually in the Payload
A webhook is only as good as what it sends. Here is what arrives at your endpoint on every post.
HTML and Markdown
Every post is sent as both rendered HTML and clean Markdown, so you can pipe it into a static site generator or a CMS without converting anything.
SEO data included
Meta title, description, focus keyword, and URL permalink arrive as their own fields rather than buried in the body.
Excerpt and project context
A ready-to-use excerpt plus the project the post came from, so multi-site pipelines can route on it without extra lookups.
Working video embeds
YouTube links are converted to real embeds before the payload is sent, so you are not parsing bare URLs on the other end.
Endpoint validation
Destination URLs are validated before anything is sent, so a typo surfaces immediately instead of quietly dropping posts.
You hear about failures
If your endpoint rejects a scheduled post, you get an email with the status it returned and a link straight to that post in the Planner.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We've got answers. Contact us anytime.
What data does RightBlogger send in the webhook payload?
RightBlogger sends a POST request with Content-Type: application/json and a User-Agent: RightBlogger/1.0 header. The body carries title, content (HTML), content_markdown (the same post as clean Markdown), excerpt, status, a seo object with title, description, keyword and permalink, a project object identifying the source project, plus request_id, sent_at, and the generation options used. See our webhook setup guide for full payload examples.
Do I get Markdown or HTML?
Both, in the same payload. content holds rendered HTML for anything that expects it, and content_markdown holds the same article as clean Markdown for static site generators like Hugo, Astro, Jekyll, or Eleventy. You pick the field your pipeline needs instead of converting on your end.
How do I publish to a static site or a headless CMS with webhooks?
Point the webhook at whatever accepts an HTTP POST: a serverless function that commits content_markdown to your repo, a Strapi or Sanity endpoint, a Cloudflare Worker, or a custom API. The seo fields map to front matter, excerpt becomes the description, and the permalink becomes the file name or slug. No plugin needed on the receiving end.
Are YouTube links and images handled before sending?
Yes. YouTube URLs in the article are converted to real embed iframes before the payload leaves RightBlogger, so you are not parsing bare links downstream. Images arrive as fully qualified URLs in the HTML, ready to fetch and rehost if your pipeline does that.
How do I connect RightBlogger to Zapier?
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.
Can I use webhooks with Make, n8n, or other automation platforms?
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.
How does RightBlogger handle webhook responses?
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.
Can I send posts to more than one endpoint?
Each project points at one webhook URL. To fan out, either create a RightBlogger project per destination, or send to a single automation platform and branch from there. Zapier, Make, and n8n all support routing one incoming payload to several downstream services, which is usually simpler than maintaining duplicate projects.
Can I schedule automated webhook deliveries?
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.
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