We’ve added two Blog APIs to our library to help boost your agency’s productivity, by allowing you to automatically import and push blog content created outside of Duda into the the sites you build on the platform.

Here’s a quick demonstration made by Duda’s very own Avi Khanukaev:

Create a blog post with the Import Blog Post API 


With this API, you can generate content for a blog post using external tools like AI providers to automate your blog post creation, allowing you to offer your clients content services at a much lower cost.

Import an entire blog from an external RSS feed


This API takes the RSS as the input, and you can choose between adding it to the site’s existing blog or overriding it altogether. 

Within the blog section in the editor, you can easily import an external one into your site using the Import Posts option, but this capability only lets you Append the blog’s posts, meaning the imported blog will be added on top of the existing one. This API, however, gives you the additional option of overriding, meaning the existing blog is deleted and replaced by the imported one.

Get API power for a serious boost of productivity and scalability


Your agency can reap all the fruits of integrating API into your workflow. To learn more about the ways your business can scale by leveraging the Duda API library, get in touch.

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August 14, 2024
Annat Katz

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Automate Blog Post Creation with the New Blog APIs

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