GoHighLevel has added a fresh batch of Prebuilt Assets, and this update gives agencies a faster way to build campaigns without starting from a blank screen every time. The new templates cover several parts of GHL, including websites, surveys, Facebook Ads, Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads, workflows, and dashboards. That gives you more ready-made starting points for client work. You can now use templates for things like: - Medical websites - Surveys - Gym and dentist Facebook Ads - Google Ads for local businesses - LinkedIn Ads for service-based businesses - Stale deal follow-up workflows - Reputation dashboards The big benefit is simple. You can save time on setup and spend more time improving the parts that actually matter. That means updating the branding, copy, offer, targeting, links, workflow settings, and calls to action so the asset fits the real business. One of the best additions is the Stale Deal Follow-Up workflow. It gives agencies a useful starting point for reconnecting with leads that have gone quiet. The Reputation Snapshot dashboard is also worth checking out if you provide review or reputation services. These Prebuilt Assets are not meant to replace strategy. They are there to help you get moving faster. Start with the template. Customize it properly. Test everything. Then launch. For agencies managing several clients, this can make campaign delivery much smoother and cut down on repeat work. 👍 Which of the new templates do you think you’ll use first? Check out all the details at GoHighLevel Growth Garage > https://gohighlevelgrowth.com/ghl-updates/new-ghl-prebuilt-assets-make-campaign-setup-faster/

A workflow that ends silently leaves no trail. Add a final step that writes a short internal note, such as "Follow-up finished, no reply". Later, anyone opening the contact can see what happened without opening the workflow. It takes one action and saves a lot of guessing. What would you write in that note?

HighLevel just gave event organizers a much better way to manage the attendee experience. The new Event Attendee App brings tickets, schedules, networking, exhibitors, sponsors, and event updates into the Client Portal. That means attendees can find what they need without jumping between different tools. They can view tickets and QR codes, build a personal schedule, check speakers, browse exhibitors, connect with other attendees, and get important updates from one place. For organizers, this can cut down on repeated questions and manual follow-up. You can keep key event details easy to find, send targeted announcements, control access to certain sessions, and customize the event with maps, PDFs, links, and other useful sections. Exhibitors also get more value from the event. They can connect with attendees, scan badges, turn those connections into leads, and manage them after the event. Sponsors get more options too. You can add sponsor placements inside the event, show banner ads, and give partners more visibility in front of the right audience. The Event Attendee App also works across web and mobile, including the HighLevel Client Portal app and branded apps. 📱 If you already run events in GoHighLevel, this update is worth a closer look. It keeps more of the attendee journey inside GHL and gives you a cleaner way to manage what happens before, during, and after the event. For agencies, communities, and event teams, that could mean less admin work and a smoother experience for everyone involved. 🚀 Check out all the details at GoHighLevel Growth Garage > https://gohighlevelgrowth.com/ghl-updates/event-attendee-app-turn-ghl-events-into-a-full-attendee-experience/

GoHighLevel has expanded the New Review Received workflow trigger, and this one is a big win for anyone managing reviews across multiple platforms. Before this update, the trigger was limited to Google and Facebook reviews. Now, GHL can trigger workflows from all supported review platforms connected to the account, including sources like Trustpilot, Yelp, TripAdvisor, and more. 🔔 That means your review automation can now cover a much bigger part of your client’s reputation management process. You can use this update to: • Notify team members when a new review comes in. • Route reviews to the right person or department. • Trigger follow-up actions based on review conditions. • Separate positive and negative reviews using workflow logic. • Reduce the need to manually check multiple review platforms. For agencies, this makes review management much easier to scale. One client might rely heavily on Google and Yelp. Another might care more about Trustpilot or TripAdvisor. Instead of building manual processes outside GHL, you can now bring more of those review sources directly into your workflows. ⚙️ The best part? Your existing Google and Facebook review workflows are not affected. You can keep using what already works and simply expand your automation to additional connected review platforms. If you manage reputation workflows for clients, this is definitely an update worth checking out. One trigger. More review sources. Less manual work. 💪 Full Post Here! Which review platform are you most excited to automate first?