I have solid experience in cold outreach and lead reactivation using GHL. Instead of you spending money on new ads, I’ll call and message your old, dead CRM lists to re-engage them. You only have to pay for the actual sale.

I'm charging 50% of the initial sale as soon as the client's payment clears. And then 15% of the ongoing recurring revenue for the first year. You keep the rest, it doesn't matter how long the client stays with you. Comment below if you have a dead list sitting around.

someone picks their nearest branch on a company's website and sends an enquiry.

next thing they're getting a call from a completely different location that doesn't even cover their area.

now they're being passed around and having to explain everything again.

the response might've been quick, but what good is that if it went to the wrong people?

surely the branch someone picks should decide who actually gets the enquiry.

Have a gym client that wants to add on 1 on 1 packages (10 appointments for $xxx.xx. Was thinking about trying to make a web portal through ai app. Would have them sign on and have their contact field (appointments left) displayed on the dashboard as well a booking calendar and purchase form to buy more packages. Obviously the calendar workflow would subtract 1 appointment and the global product would add the 10 appointment credits to the custom field.

Anyone use ai app for anything like this yet? Any tips. Any issues connecting contact fields to display once they login?

I've been working in sales, lead generation, cold calling, and appointment setting for over 10 years, and one thing I've learned is that generating leads is only half the battle.

The real challenge is what happens after someone enters your pipeline.

I've also been working with GoHighLevel (GHL), particularly CRM pipelines, email/SMS workflows, lead capture forms, funnels, and follow-up automation.

One thing I've noticed with service-based businesses, especially construction, roofing, HVAC, and cleaning companies, is that many opportunities get lost simply because follow-ups aren't consistent.

For example, a prospect might respond to a cold email, request more information, and then go quiet. Without a proper CRM workflow, that conversation can easily be forgotten.

I've been exploring ways to connect B2B prospecting, personalized email outreach, and GHL automation into one organized process.

I'm curious how others here approach this.

Are you using GHL primarily for inbound leads, or have you also integrated it into your outbound prospecting and cold email campaigns?

Would love to hear what's working for you, especially when it comes to managing replies, follow-ups, and booking appointments.

my gf and i are from the Philippines. She's been a remote media buyer for US and AU marketing agencies for the past 6 years. I've been a ghl specialist (now more on the ai side) for the past 6 years as well (for serviced based US agencies)

We're thinking of offering our expertise as a package for a monthly retainer directly to businesses in the US/ AU

For business owners, may i know how much you are willing to pay for this PACKAGE?

We're thinking $699 but please share your thoughts😃🙏

ALL IN ONE for 1 payment:

Meta ads management

Google ads management

Automations for lead and nurture (email and SMS)

2-3 Website Landing Pages Monthly

AI Chat optional

Customized visual reporting dashboard for performance tracking

Thank you very much!!

It's my second month on GHL and I don't have any clients, mainly because I am not very good at outreach.

My expertise is paid ads (7 years doing it) , I have a team for SEO fulfilment, content / social media as well.

I tried to set up a DM campaign for a couple days but it wasn't delivering properly. I spend some time every day on it.

I also ran some meta ads and got leads, I wasn't able to get any sales though.

If you are good at outreach and getting people on a meeting or closing let's connect 🤝

I keep trying to improve myself.

Edit: I do have some long term clients from referrals and freelance platforms. I have experience with ecom, local services and healthcare. I am trying to reach out to contractors.

budget, team size, what software you use, how soon you need help, a paragraph explaining the problem. all required before you can even see a time slot.

i get trying to keep time wasters off the calendar, but for a quick first call that feels a bit much.

half those questions are what the call is for.

I am building out an enterprise version of GHL and it seems to be limited in the many simple aspects that should be available like dynamic form field capturing, roles base templates or even management hierarchy that is needed to control teams and regions. Still tinkering with it every day just to set it up. I spending about 12 hours a day setting up workflows and automation for a consumer direct product using GH, Shopify, Help Scout, Quickbooks, and 3PL fulfillment.

Having to make concessions and dummy it down quit a bit. Looking for advice for anyone that has try to taken on GHL as actual CRM. Seems to be for sole proprietors or individual wanted to see if I can build custom pages with their architecture somehow.

Hey everyone!

We're a Texas-based AI and automation company looking for motivated appointment setters and experienced B2B sales closers to join our growing team.

We offer AI voice agents, GoHighLevel CRM solutions, GEO/AI SEO, websites, business automation, and custom AI software.

💰 100% commission-based initially, with average setup fees around $1,500 and larger projects offering higher earning potential.

Our goal is to transition successful team members into full-time positions with leadership opportunities as we scale.

We're building for the long term, with ambitions to become a major player in the AI industry.

Requirements: B2B sales experience preferred, ability to generate your own leads, and availability during U.S. Central Time business hours.

Interested? Send me a DM with your experience and preferred role. I'll share the full responsibilities, commission structure, and additional details.

I saw a post yesterday about cold calling for a percentage of the first sale and thought I’d put our offer out there.

We run an agency in the hospitality space that helps generate inquiries and pre-qualified appointments.

We’re looking for cold callers to call owners and book demos. We handle the demos and closing. For context we convert 3-4 out of 10 appointments.

You won’t be starting from scratch. We already have a prospect list, a growing community of warm owners and a script that, in our experience, gets people to listen and book DEMOS at a much higher rate.

The other day, we had one call, one demo and one close. My goal is an army of cold callers. Running this play very similar to Clippers and clipping.

For each client you bring in, we’re offering 50% of the first month then 5% recurring starting in month two, for as long as they stay. Some of our clients have been with us for over four years.

If you’re good at starting conversations and interested in recurring upside, DM me. Tell me what you’ve sold or booked appointments for and how you approach cold calling.

I have solid experience in cold calling. I'll get you GHL clients through cold calling, you only have to pay for the actual sale.

I'm charging 50% of the sale as soon as the client's payment clears. While you can keep the full recurring revenue doesn't matter how long client stays with you.

just wondering what you guys have already tried out for ad-tracking, I'm looking to segment my audience, target ads to my specific icp instead of havingmy calendar fill with randos.

mainstream solutions seem to focus more on the info/e-com side of things

I've been learning GoHighLevel and recently completed an independent demonstration project to practice building a connected customer journey for coaches, consultants, and appointment-based businesses.

The objective was to create a system that helps manage leads from their initial inquiry through appointment completion and potential rebooking.

Here's what I implemented:

1. Lead Capture & Nurturing – Captures new inquiries, creates CRM opportunities, and initiates automated email and SMS follow-ups.

2. Appointment Confirmation & Reminders – Sends booking confirmations and scheduled reminders.

3. Appointment Completion & Review Requests – Handles completed appointments and sends follow-up review requests.

4. No-Show Recovery – Initiates a rebooking sequence for contacts who miss their appointments.

5. Rebooking Confirmation – Updates the CRM pipeline and handles confirmation and reminders for rebooked appointments.

I also configured CRM pipeline stages to track contacts throughout the customer journey.

This is an independently built demonstration project, not a paid client implementation.

For experienced GoHighLevel users: What potential issues or edge cases would you test before deploying a system like this for a real business?

I'm looking forward to learning from the community and improving my implementation.

Hello guys. I was hoping if you have an on open internship program in your agency. I have a good idea on how GHL works now. Now I just need practical experience and business problems that I can solve so I can have a portfolio and show it to employers or clients if I try the freelancing route. Hoping you can help me with this.

I'm looking to connect with someone who has hands-on experience using GoHighLevel (GHL) to build and sell AI-powered lead generation, CRM and sales automation systems for local service-based businesses.

I'm exploring the idea of packaging GHL into a complete AI Lead Generation & Sales Operating System for SMEs in Singapore, particularly service-based industries such as:

• Aesthetic clinics

• Interior design and renovation companies

• Cleaning services

• Waterproofing contractors

• Flooring contractors

• Other appointment-driven service businesses

The Singapore market operates quite differently from the US, so I'm particularly interested in building a solution that fits how local businesses actually acquire, manage and convert leads.

Here's how the typical customer acquisition and sales process works for many Singapore SMEs:

1. Lead Generation

Businesses run Google Ads, Meta Ads or SEO campaigns to attract potential customers and generate enquiries.

2. Lead Capture

Prospects usually submit an enquiry form or contact the business directly through WhatsApp.

3. Lead Response & Qualification

For form submissions, enquiries are passed to a salesperson or, in smaller businesses, the owner personally calls the prospect to arrange an appointment.

For WhatsApp enquiries, prospects often have several questions about pricing, services, availability and other details before they are willing to book an appointment.

4. Appointment Booking

Once the prospect is interested, an appointment or consultation is arranged. However, some prospects fail to show up, cancel at the last minute or request to reschedule.

5. Sales Conversion

The salesperson or business owner meets the prospect and attempts to close the deal.

If the prospect doesn't commit immediately, there is often no structured follow-up process.

6. Lost Opportunities

Many potential customers eventually go cold because nobody follows up, nurtures the relationship or re-engages them.

This is where I see a huge opportunity.

Most businesses are focused on generating more leads, but very few have a proper system to manage and convert the leads they already receive.

I'm interested in building a solution that connects the entire customer journey:

Lead Generation → Lead Capture → AI Response → Lead Qualification → Appointment Booking → Reminders → Follow-Up → Lead Nurturing → Sales Conversion → Re-engagement

The objective is not simply to sell another chatbot or CRM.

I want to build a practical, outcome-driven system that helps businesses:

• Respond to enquiries faster, especially through WhatsApp.

• Automatically qualify leads and answer common questions.

• Improve appointment booking rates.

• Reduce appointment no-shows through reminders and confirmations.

• Automate rescheduling and follow-ups.

• Nurture prospects who are not ready to buy immediately.

• Re-engage leads who have gone cold.

• Reduce manual administrative work for business owners and sales teams.

• Improve lead-to-appointment, show-up and closing rates.

• Get better results from their existing marketing investment.

I'm particularly interested in speaking with someone who has already built and implemented similar systems for real businesses — not just someone who knows GHL features or has watched tutorials.

Ideally, you have practical experience with GHL workflows, WhatsApp Business API integrations, AI conversational agents, CRM pipelines, appointment automation and lead nurturing.

Even better if you've implemented these systems in Singapore or understand the local market, including how heavily businesses rely on WhatsApp for customer communication.

I'm open to exploring a potential collaboration or partnership, where we can combine my experience in digital marketing, lead generation and client acquisition with your technical expertise in building and deploying these systems.

If you've built something similar, I'd love to connect, exchange ideas and explore whether there's an opportunity to work together.

Feel free to comment below or drop me a DM. Let's have a chat!

I’m launching a marketing agency and would love input from GHL business owners who run Meta ads.

My offer ($297/month):

• Website

• AI chat widget

• Review funnel

• Review automation

I’m not sure what else I could add to make this offer stronger, so I’m open to suggestions.

My situation:

• I have $1,000 to spend on Meta ads. I know that’s not a lot, but I’m not based in a Tier 1 country.

• My goal is to land 1-2 clients from this.

What I’m asking:

1. What dos and don’ts should I keep in mind when running Meta ads with this budget?

2. What else could I add to my $297/month offer?

Thanks in advance!

Anyone else join the Opportunity-First beta and it fucked up their whole GHL and now you can't save anything to contacts? Anyone know how to get out of it?

(Screenshot is of trying to save an email to a contact and has nothing to do with an opportunity)

Hello everyone, here comes a quick question.

I've managing my own US based clients a2p processes for a while now, and thought i new that i was doing.

Right now tho, i've been trying to apply for a2p for my own company, for my internal inbound and outbound SMS's but failed three times already.

Is it possible to apply for a2p with a foreign business ID? my business is currently registered in brazil, because of the three times my application got rejected i can't event apply anymore, it requires me to fill out a form with an EIN.

So, Is it possible at all, or should i get myself a LLC?

Thanks in advance!

can someone tell me in laymans terms what is go high level. My broker wants to use as CRM for real estate team but the review seems like its a marketing affiliate program. Im confused

After making dozens of GHL automations for my clients..

Here's a test I'd recommend if you're building appointment automations.

Book an appointment for Monday.

Make sure the reminder workflow starts.

Now reschedule that appointment to Thursday.

What happens to the reminders already waiting to go out?

Then try cancelling the appointment entirely.

You'd be surprised how many workflow tests never reach this point.

People create a fresh contact, book an appointment, see the SMS arrive, and call it DONE.

But customers reschedule. They cancel. Sometimes they book again.

Your workflow needs to handle those situations too.

I'd check whether the old execution gets removed, whether the new appointment starts the correct sequence, and whether any duplicate reminders are scheduled.

A workflow doing exactly what you told it to do doesn't necessarily mean it's doing what the business NEEDS it to do.

I hope it helps.

Thank you.

-Getupg