Many people hear the word CRM and immediately feel unsure 🤔. It sounds technical or meant for larger teams. In reality, a CRM is just a system that helps keep track of people, conversations, and follow-up. That is exactly why this CRM for beginners guide using GHL exists. This guide is written for people starting from zero. No CRM experience. No technical background. It explains what a CRM is in plain language and shows how GoHighLevel works without overwhelming the reader. The goal is simple understanding, not complexity 👍. One of the most helpful parts of the guide is how it sets expectations early 🧠. Beginners learn what to focus on first and what can wait. This removes pressure and helps new users build confidence instead of frustration. The guide also covers common beginner mistakes, such as trying to use every feature at once or expecting instant results ⏳. It explains why starting small leads to better habits and stronger results over time. For Skool members who are new to CRMs or just getting started with GoHighLevel, this CRM for beginners guide using GHL offers a clear starting point 🚀. It helps users understand the system, use it daily, and build a solid foundation without unnecessary confusion. Check the blogpost here: CRM for Beginners Guide Using GHL

GoHighLevel just gave agency admins a serious upgrade. You can now set the default builder (Standard or Advanced) for all new workflows AND control which roles are allowed to switch between them. 🎯 This means: - No more team confusion about which builder to use - No more accidental changes from Standard to Advanced (or vice versa) - No more inconsistent workflow setups across your sub-accounts Everything happens inside the new Global Workflow Settings panel. You just pick the default builder, assign switch access to specific roles, and GHL handles the rest. This is a game-changer for: - Training new team members - Standardizing your agency’s automation processes - Rolling out the Advanced Builder at your own pace And the best part? It only takes about 2 minutes to set up. Whether you’re onboarding VAs, scaling a team, or just tired of builder-switching chaos, this update puts you back in control. 👊 Pro Tip: Combine this with strong internal SOPs and locked-down user roles to create a seamless, secure workflow system. ✅ Check it out now and make the switch from chaos to control. 📎 Check out all the details at GoHighLevel Growth Garage > https://gohighlevelgrowth.com/ghl-updates/ghl-workflow-builder-settings-role-based-controls/

🚨 New update just dropped for AI Builder users: Workflow autosave is now live inside GoHighLevel . That means every time you use AI Builder to create or update a workflow, your changes are saved in real time. No more lost work. No more clicking “save” every few minutes. Just build and keep going. This update is simple, but it’s a big help for anyone building automations fast or managing a high volume of client workflows. You don’t have to worry about losing progress if your browser freezes or your internet cuts out. It all gets saved automatically in the background. Here’s what to know: You’ll need to turn it on first. Head to Settings → Workflows → Enable Autosave. Once it’s on, everything you do with AI Builder will autosave. Manual edits in the visual builder still need to be saved the old way. A few smart tips: - ✅ Stick with AI Builder to get full autosave support - ✅ Clone workflows before big edits - ✅ Always preview before publishing live This won’t change how you launch or activate workflows it just takes the pressure off saving every time you make a move. Go test it out, especially if you build workflows daily. It’s one of those little updates that helps you move quicker and avoid mistakes. Let me know how it’s working for you or if you’ve got questions 👇 Check out all the details at GoHighLevel Growth Garage > https://gohighlevelgrowth.com/ghl-updates/new-workflow-autosave-for-ai-builder-no-more-lost-progress/

GHL just made it easier to manage your SEO audits. If you’ve hit the 4-site limit, you can now delete SEO projects straight from your dashboard. No more sending tickets or juggling workarounds. 🧰 This update is a simple fix to a common issue. Agencies working across several client domains need more flexibility. Being stuck at four audits was a bottleneck. Now, you can remove any project you’re done with and open up a new slot right away. Here’s how it works: - Go to the SEO tool - Pick the project you want to remove - Hit delete and confirm ✅ That’s it. The quota updates instantly and you're ready to run your next audit. ⚠️ Heads-up though. Deleting a project is final. It also removes any SEO fixes made through that audit. That includes funnel path changes, blog adjustments, and any external fixes. So take a quick look before confirming. This delete SEO project feature gives GHL users a better way to manage their audit flow. It helps you stay organized, cut clutter, and keep your focus on what matters. 💡 If you’re managing lots of audits or testing different funnels, this feature is built for you. Clean up your workspace and make room for the next job without slowing down. Let us know how you're using it and if it helps your team work smoother. Check the complete blogpost here: Delete SEO Project in GHL 

There’s a new GHL update that makes your community easier to manage. You can now adjust your community tab settings without extra steps or support. If there are tabs you’re not using like Events, Learning, or Leaderboard you can just turn them off. Go to Community → Settings → Show/Hide Tabs, and toggle off anything that doesn’t fit your setup. This keeps your layout clean and helps your members focus on what’s important. The change takes effect right away. No need to publish or restart anything. Here’s how it works: - You can hide the Learning, Events, Leaderboard, and Members tabs - The Discussion and About tabs will always stay on - You can turn tabs back on any time if your needs change - The update is already live in your account These community tab settings are great for course spaces, client groups, or smaller discussion-based communities. You don’t have to show features that no one uses. And if you’re managing client accounts, it makes it easier to match the layout to each client’s goals. One community might need all the tabs. Another might just need two. Simple changes like this go a long way. If you’ve tried it already, let us know what tabs you’re using or hiding. Questions? Drop them below. We’re all figuring this out together. Check out all the details at GoHighLevel Growth Garage > https://gohighlevelgrowth.com/ghl-updates/new-control-over-your-community-tab-settings-in-ghl/