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16 contributions to GoHighLevel w/ Robb Bailey
HOLY CRAP!! Did you see what GHL just did to SKOOL? 🤯
GHL Communities just got a MAJOR facelift! But... Was it enough to unseat the KING OF COMMUNITY Skool? Find out in today's video.👀 I breakdown all the latest GHL features and give you my NEW PICK for Top Dog in the Community space. Who do you think is the boss?
1 like • Nov '24
Great recap @Ron Medlin thanks!!
Reactivation Question
Hi Guys - Question... working on finalizing a proposal for a reactivation campaign. As far as I can tell about reactivation, its all about the offer that you make to THEIR list. How do you guys come up for offers based upon the assortment of various niches you pitch? As in, if i'm working with a roofer with 150K old leads, what/ how do you guys typically come up with offers for their list? Thanks in advance!
4 likes • Jun '24
Ive found that its always helpful to ask the client what offers they have run in the past to their list and what worked and what didn't. They know what's important to the customer. Look at ads that competitors are running to get ideas. Then work together on an offer that will get them some quotes filled out on their site. Discounts or a free thing tend to work. In real estate we sent messages to the buyer list asking if they are still looking for a home in the area, and that we have some brand new listings that just came up that we can look at this weekend. With acupuncture we had success with a free 20 min chair massage to the existing aged client list. We got a lot of responses saying they had been meaning to come back in for another 5-10pack of sessions or purchase a full massage. Segmentation and planning has been key.
How To Avoid "High Opt Out Rate" In DR Campaigns??
Hey guys, for context, I am about to start a new DR campaign in the CrossFit niche for one of my new clients. Although I am a little bit hesitant on how to format the "unsubscribe section". For my last client, my A2P verified phone number got disabled halfway through the campaign for over 3 days, because I had "high opt out rates". When delving into this, I realised that this was out of my control; because the list given was over 5 years old, so many people found it useless and instantly unsubscribed. My only solution is to maybe improve the offer, but that is what I should always be doing anyway. Another idea I had is to word the unsubscribe section differently: for example: "Reply STOP to unsubscribe" ------> "Let me know if you aren't interested or just reply STOP" My hypothesis for this is that giving them an option to say no, rather than an instant DND might lower the opt out rates. Could anybody give their opinion or tips on this, I would be massively grateful, thank you
2 likes • Jun '24
@James Sequeira This is exactly what we have done as well. @Mark Barron we say something like this: 'If you don't want any more texts, just reply with "2" ' Then in the workflow, if they responded '2' then we update DND for SMS and we send them a confirmation text saying they have been removed from the list and to reply back Start if they want back in. Some people still replied Stop, but we had a lot more 2 messages and happily opted them out on our side. Also on DBR, our first SMS message is always short, contains no links and is not trying to sell, instead, just gauge interest.
0 likes • Jun '24
@Shawn Moser I like that distinction. Im not sure I would put that long of a message on the first reach out for a DBR but I can see using that for new leads from an opt in via ad campaign
Which do you prefer; Closebot or Zappychat?
I’ve engaged with clients who love zappychat and closebot and also I have seen GHL owners who hate working with AI and they prefer they answering themselves. So a quick question, Which do you love, Zappychat or Closebot or No AI?
Which do you prefer; Closebot or Zappychat?
1 like • Jun '24
@Colin Lepiscopo Im working on ecomm as well and I'd be interested to check out your AI solution.
0 likes • Jun '24
@Colin Lepiscopo Thanks!
DBR semantics
So this might be my first post in this group and it’s actually a question. I do plan on adding value. I’m curious with the database reactivation strategy if you’re setting up a staff account for the client and running everything through that? The other option is doing it all ourselves and taking on the cost of the texting emailing I assume in exchange for the fee charged. I’m not able to get into some parts of this course yet so I’m curious if anyone has any feedback. Thanks so much! Love the group. Just working towards some quick winds so I can also build the right way.
0 likes • Jun '24
@David Domm No prob. :)
1 like • Jun '24
@Christina Garcia It really depends. I used to think they would LOVE it. But sales people and Small clients like realtors have a hard time committing to using tech sometimes, so I avoid logging them into GHL , or pass their leads to another CRM they may be using, or sheets, etc. But for the larger clients who have systems and place and teams, then they often like using the system. It just depends on the client and their willingness to use tech.
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