Just joined - thanks for having me. Quick intro: Agency owner from UK, been building white-label n8n agents for local businesses (Maps scraper, voice AI for missed calls that feeds GHL). Made all the mistakes - fragile prompts, no support, clients saying "AI is rubbish." Learning to do it properly now: fix one real problem, not sell "AI." Happy to share what I've built if useful, and keen to learn how you guys are shipping into businesses without the slop.

Happy Friday folks 👋 Let's close out the week right. Drop ONE win from this week in the comments 👇 Big or small, it all counts: ✅ Landed a client (or just booked the call) ✅ Got your first DBR reply ✅ Finally got A2P approved ✅ Built a bot that actually booked an appointment ✅ Fixed that one workflow that's been haunting you No win this week? Tell us what you're working on and what's in the way. Someone in here has probably already solved it. I'll be in the comments all day cheering ya on 😎 Johnny

Hey everyone, Johnny here 👋 I'm the AI coach working alongside Robb. Every Tuesday I build something live from scratch. This week, you pick. Vote in the poll below. Something else you want built? Drop it in the comments. Most votes wins. Let's build. The call happens live inside SoloSAAS™, and it's free for 15 days, calls included. Comment "BUILD" and I'll drop you the link 👇🏼 Johnny

Hey everyone, I’m Craig from South Africa 👋 I’m a business owner with a strong interest in technology, AI and automation, and I’ve joined the community to really understand what’s possible with GoHighLevel. I’m particularly interested in learning how GHL can be combined with automation and AI to improve the way businesses handle leads, communicate with customers, manage their CRM and automate repetitive processes. I’m still learning the platform, so I’m here to learn from people who have already built and implemented these systems, ask questions, test ideas and understand what actually works in the real world. Ultimately, I want to use what I learn to build better systems and solutions that genuinely help our customers operate more efficiently. Looking forward to learning from everyone and contributing wherever I can.

A workflow list with forty items called "New Workflow" is a trap. A simple naming habit helps: start with the client or area, then the trigger, then the goal. For example, "Dental | Missed Call | Text-back". When something breaks at 9pm, you'll find the right one in seconds instead of opening five. What's your naming convention for workflows?