AI SEO blog for HubSpot CMS
Blogent connects to HubSpot through OAuth: a HubSpot Super Admin approves Content access once and no API key is ever typed in. For every article language you choose the destination blog and the author, and publishing runs through the official HubSpot CMS API.
How to connect Blogent to HubSpot
HubSpot CMS autopublishing
Connect HubSpot from the Blogent dashboard with OAuth. A HubSpot Super Admin approves Content access — no API keys or manual tokens are ever entered.
Setup
- Open your SEO Blog project in the Blogent dashboard and go to Integrations → HubSpot.
- Click Connect HubSpot account and approve the Blogent app in your HubSpot portal.
- For every article language choose the target HubSpot blog and the author.
- Save the configuration and click Test connection to publish a real verification article.
Blogent publishes through the official HubSpot CMS API. Articles keep their language-specific slugs, metadata, and covers.
Webhook tester
Send a test article to your endpoint and check how the CMS processes the data. Edit the JSON if needed.
What you get after connecting HubSpot
- OAuth authorization only — no API keys or manual tokens are entered or stored by you.
- Per-language mapping of both the destination HubSpot blog and the article author.
- Publishing runs through the official HubSpot CMS API, so articles keep their language-specific slugs, metadata and covers.
- Existing HubSpot blogs are reused; nothing new has to be created to start publishing.
Requirements and compatibility
- Platform
- A HubSpot portal with HubSpot CMS blogs.
- Access
- A HubSpot Super Admin must approve Content access for the Blogent app.
- Mapping
- For each article language: one target HubSpot blog and one author.
- Verification
- The connection test publishes a real verification article after the configuration is saved.
Frequently asked questions about the HubSpot integration
Do I need a HubSpot API key?
No. The connection is OAuth. A Super Admin approves the Blogent app in your portal and no key is entered manually.
Can different languages go to different blogs?
Yes. The destination blog and the author are chosen separately for every article language.
Are slugs and meta tags preserved?
Yes. Articles keep their language-specific slugs, meta title, meta description and cover image.
Who can set this up?
Anyone can configure the mapping in Blogent, but the initial Content access approval in HubSpot must be done by a Super Admin.
