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How to Build Social Media Publishing with the Blog2Social API

Find the guides, SDKs, code examples, AI resources, automation tools, and technical documentation you need to integrate social media publishing into your application or workflow.

Whether you want to understand the architecture, send direct REST API requests, use an official SDK, implement social media publishing with AI and MCP, automate publishing workflows, or look up technical details.

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Learn

Understand the concepts

Start here if you want to understand how social media publishing works inside an application before you start building. Our developer guides explain the key concepts, authentication flows, and scalable architecture patterns.

Integrate Social Media Posting into Your App

Learn how to add social media publishing to your own product, which integration models are possible, and what developers should consider before implementation.

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OAuth for Social Media APIs

Understand how authentication, OAuth, connected accounts, access tokens, and publishing permissions work in a social media API workflow.

Scale Multi-Network Publishing Architecture

Learn how to design a scalable publishing layer with queues, retries, status tracking, error handling, and monitoring across multiple social networks.

Build

Choose your implementation path

Use the resource that best fits your technology stack and project setup. Build directly against the REST API requests. Use practical code examples, or an official language-specific SDK for faster implementation. Every implementation path connects to the same Blog2Social REST API.

Blog2Social REST API for social Media publishing

Direct REST access gives you full control over request handling, responses, and your application architecture.

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Social Media REST API

Integrate the Blog2Social REST API for social media publishing from any programming language or backend capable of sending HTTPS requests.

Best for: Custom integrations, any-language applications, enterprise systems, full control over requests.

API Documentation

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Social Media API Code Examples

Start quickly with implementation examples that can be tested directly or adapted to your own environment.

Available examples: cURL requests, shell scripts, authentication workflows, connected-account requests, publishing calls, media workflows, and error handling.

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Official Blog2Social API SDKs for social media publishing integration

Use a language-specific SDK to integrate the Blog2Social REST API with reusable classes for authentication, account management, and publishing to reduce repetitive HTTP code while retaining access to the underlying Blog2Social REST API.

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Node.js SDK

Build social media publishing into Node.js and TypeScript applications with the official typed, Promise-based SDK.

The Node.js SDK simplifies authentication, connected accounts, publishing, insights, user apps, network properties, and video uploads.

Explore the Node.js GitHub Repository

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PHP SDK

Integrate authentication, connected accounts, publishing, and media workflows into Composer-based PHP applications with the official object-oriented SDK.

Best for: PHP applications, SaaS platforms & CMS plugins, Composer-based projects, faster implementation.

Explore the PHP SDK GitHub Repository

Automate

Connect social media publishing to AI agents and automation workflows

Use the Blog2Social REST API with AI platforms, custom agents, MCP-compatible tools, and AI-driven workflow automation systems. Easily integrate social media publishing into your tools, triggers, and processes.

AI API Specification (OpenAPI )

Use the machine-readable OpenAPI specification to generate social media API integrations, actions, applications, and workflows with AI coding assistants, API generators, and automation tools.
The specification includes authentication, endpoints, schemas, data models, and examples.

Explore Open AI API Specification

MCP

MCP Server Implementation

Connect social media publishing to MCP-compatible AI platforms, custom agents, and automation tools.
The Blog2Social MC Protocol supports custom agents in platforms such as Claude and ChatGPT as well as MCP-enabled automation environments.

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Model Context Protocol (MCP)

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open-source framework created by Anthropic that establishes a standardized method for AI models, such as Claude, to securely interface with external tools and data sources. Serving as a universal adapter, it enables AI systems to access databases, files, and APIs without the need for custom integration development for each individual system.
MCP uses a client-server architecture: AI applications act as MCP hosts, connect through MCP clients, and discover or call tools exposed by MCP servers. It is therefore not limited to AI chat interfaces and can also support automated, multi-step workflows. OpenAI likewise documents MCP servers as integrations for ChatGPT apps and API-based agents.

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Native Automation Integrations

Use ready-made connectors to build social media publishing workflows without configuring every API request manually.

Direct API

Direct API Automation

Use HTTP requests, cURL commands, shell scripts, or API examples to connect Blog2Social publishing to custom automation workflows.

Best for: publishing new articles, sharing new products, triggering posts from CRM events, and publishing approved AI-generated content

Explore Automation-Ready API Examples

Social Media Workflow Automation

Make.com

Make.com Integration

A native integration for automated social media workflows without custom code.

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More Automation Platforms

Planned integrations for n8n, Zapier, Pipedream, Activepieces, Workato, and Tray.ai.

Reference

Look up endpoints and implementation details

Use the technical reference for endpoint documentation, request parameters, response formats, authentication details, and error handling.

API Endpoint Reference

Look up authentication, users, social account connections, publishing endpoints, media and video workflows, insights, user apps, request parameters, response formats, and API error handling.

Open API Endpoint Reference

Social Network Properties

Check which content types, account types, media formats, limits, instant-sharing options, and video workflows are supported for each network.
Use network properties before validating content or deciding between video-by-URL and local video upload workflows.

View Network Properties

Authentication and Error Reference

Find the required token types, connected-account identifiers, post formats, media objects, response structures, HTTP status codes, and Blog2Social error codes.

Open Authentication and Error Reference

Machine-Readable API Schemas

Use the AI API Specification for schema validation, code generation, API tooling, AI-assisted development, and MCP implementation planning.

Open the API Specification

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Why Integrate Social Media Publishing?

Adding social media publishing to your application enables users to share content without leaving your platform. Instead of switching between tools, they can create, schedule, and publish updates directly from your workflow.
Typical use cases include:
– SaaS platforms that allow customers to publish updates and announcements
– Content management systems that distribute articles across social media
– AI applications that generate and publish content automatically
– Marketing automation platforms that trigger social media posts as part of customer journeys
– CRM and ERP systems that integrate social publishing into business processes
– Enterprise applications for employer branding and corporate communications
Rather than integrating multiple platform-specific APIs, the Blog2Social API provides one consistent interface for authentication, account management, and multi-network publishing.

Where should I start if I am new to the Blog2Social API?

Start with the Developer Guides if you want to understand the concepts behind social media publishing, OAuth, and scalable multi-network architecture. These guides explain the decisions developers usually need to make before implementation.
If you already know what you want to build, go directly to the API Documentation. If your project is built with PHP, the PHP SDK is the fastest starting point.

Should I use the REST API or the PHP SDK?

Use the REST API if you are working with any language other than PHP, or if your team wants full control over HTTP requests, response handling, and infrastructure.
Use the PHP SDK if your application is built with PHP and you want to reduce boilerplate code. The SDK wraps the Blog2Social API in reusable PHP classes for authentication, account management, and publishing.

Does the PHP SDK replace the API documentation?

No. The PHP SDK simplifies implementation for PHP developers, but the API Documentation remains the complete technical reference.
Use the SDK for faster development. Use the API Documentation whenever you need full endpoint details, request parameters, response formats, supported services, or error codes.

Can I integrate the Blog2Social API without PHP?

Yes. The Blog2Social REST API can be integrated from any programming language that supports HTTPS requests, including JavaScript, Python, Java, .NET, Go, Ruby, and others.
The PHP SDK is optional and only relevant for PHP-based projects.

Is the Developer Center a documentation page?

No. The Developer Center is the navigation hub for developer resources. It helps developers find the right entry point: guides, REST API documentation, PHP SDK, GitHub, or automation resources. The detailed technical documentation remains in the API Documentation and GitHub repository.

Are automation and AI integrations already available?

The Blog2Social API can already be used in custom automation and AI workflows through direct API access. Additional resources are currently in development, including a Make.com integration, an OpenAPI specification, and further integrations for automation platforms such as n8n, Zapier, Pipedream, Activepieces, Workato, and Tray.ai.

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