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6 contributions to HighLevel Huddle w/ Clay
Deal negotiation & contract partner here: 8 deals closed, open to 1 new client
Hey everyone 👋 I work as a remote acquisitions partner for wholesalers. I’ve closed 8 deals on a commission basis, and I’m now opening up to one new client. What I do: - Source and filter leads using your tools (GHL, Apify, lead platforms) - Qualify and follow up with sellers via text and automated voice agents (GHL + Vapi) - Negotiate terms and get the contract signed - If a seller wants a live phone call, I connect them with you directly with the full context, so you jump in warm How I work: - Performance-based: no close, no pay - Written terms before we start (per-deal fee or profit share) - Clear updates, so you always know where each lead and deal stands What I’m looking for: a wholesaler who already has the tools and lead flow, takes live seller calls when needed, and pays on time. Comment “interested” or DM me and I’ll share how I run things. whatsapp: +8801993264469
Introduction: Bob from Arizona — evaluating GoHighLevel
Hi everyone—I’m Bob from Arizona. I’m a personal and business coach and run AGU digital agency. I’m evaluating GoHighLevel to support both businesses and help clients attract customers, improve follow-up, save time, and build stronger customer relationships. Our focus includes websites, CRM, marketing automation, and AI tools such as voice agents, chat, and video. I don’t currently use GHL, but I’m strongly considering it for our platform. I’d appreciate your guidance on: • The best training or resources to start with in this community. • Free snapshots, workflows, templates, or demonstrations relevant to these goals or how and where to get those. • Which resources we may adapt for our businesses and client work, including any restrictions. • What requires payment or an affiliate signup beyond free community membership. I want to learn, implement, measure results, and contribute useful lessons along the way. Thank you for pointing me toward the right starting place!
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Since you run a coaching business and an agency, I’d skip the long courses and build one small system first: a lead form → instant SMS/email reply → booking link → 3-step follow-up if they don’t book. It’s the fastest way to learn CRM, workflows and AI together, and you can measure it in a week. For free resources, start with the GHL Help Center and the official YouTube channel, then pick one ready-made snapshot for coaches from the Marketplace and edit it instead of building from zero. Check each snapshot’s license before reselling it to clients, and note that voice AI, SMS and email usage are paid on top of the plan. If you’d like, I can send you a simple lead follow-up workflow you can copy and test on your own business first. If you’d like to see how this looks in real life, here are my live GHL setups: https://shakile0988.github.io/ and my n8n automations: https://payhip.com/AiAutomationCraush
I have 400 voice notes on my phone. I’ve listened to maybe 12 of them.
Every one was a client I promised to call back. So I built something that listens for me. I talk, it types, it files, it nags me at 8:30 every morning. I’m not more organized now. My bot is. PORT..........
I have 400 voice notes on my phone. I’ve listened to maybe 12 of them.
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@Dmytro Prudko Thank You
monitor
I just launched a simple uptime monitor and I’m looking for people to try it and tell me what to improve. If you have a brand site, online store, or any website.
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Client Charges
How are you guys handling usage charges for texts, calls, emails, etc. for your web design clients? Do you have the client add their payment method directly in their GHL sub-account through LeadConnector, or do you collect their card info another way? Also, when in the process are you doing this, right after the closing call, during onboarding, or are you just invoicing for usage later? Would really appreciate hearing how you guys have this set up. Thank you!
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Logically, the best time is during onboarding—not immediately after the closing call, but rather when the client has signed the contract and the sub-account setup is underway. If adding a card is positioned as the first step of onboarding, it feels like a natural part of the process rather than an added burden; having the card on file beforehand also saves you from having to chase the client for invoice payments later.
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Md Shakile
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@md-shakile-5643
I specialize in two platforms. GoHighLevel and n8n. Three years. Three niches. Real estate, dental and med spa, and eCommerce and marketing agencies.

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