## **Overview**

This article covers two common issues you may encounter in Search Atlas: a **400 error when connecting a GoHighLevel (GHL) connector**, and **how to insert internal or external links into your blog posts**. Follow the sections below for guidance on each issue.

## **Part 1: GHL Connector — 'Request Failed with Status Code 400'**

A **400 error** when adding a GHL connector means the platform rejected the request before a connection could be established. This is most commonly caused by expired, revoked, or incorrectly entered GHL credentials.

## **How to Fix the GHL 400 Error**

Try the following steps to resolve the issue:

1. Go to your **GoHighLevel account settings** and verify that your API key or access token is still active and has not been revoked.
2. In Search Atlas, navigate to **Settings > CMS Connectors** (via the top-right avatar menu) and remove the existing GHL connector.
3. Re-add the GHL connector by entering your credentials fresh — do not reuse a previously copied key without confirming it is current.
4. If your GHL account uses location-level API keys, make sure you are using the key for the correct sub-account or location.
5. Save and test the connection again.

If the 400 error persists after re-entering valid credentials, the issue may require investigation on the backend. When escalating, please have the following ready:

- Your **Search Atlas account email**
- The **exact error message** (a screenshot is helpful)
- The **timestamp** when the error first occurred
- The GHL credentials or API key details you have already tried

## **Part 2: Inserting Links into Blog Posts**

You can insert internal or external links into your blog posts directly within the Search Atlas content editor. Follow these steps:

1. Open the blog post you want to edit in the **Search Atlas content editor**.
2. **Highlight the anchor text** — the word or phrase you want to turn into a link.
3. With the text highlighted, click the **link icon** in the editor toolbar (it looks like a chain or paperclip icon).
4. In the link dialog that appears, **paste the URL** you want to link to — this can be an internal page on your site or any external URL.
5. Confirm or save the link. The highlighted text will now be clickable.

To remove a link, highlight the linked text and click the link icon again, then select the option to remove or unlink.

If you need further assistance, open the chat widget in the bottom-right corner of the platform and type **human teammate** to be connected with a member of our team.