Any HVAC and home service marketing folks interested in partnering on a revenue operations agency for HVAC shops? We're an agency running revenue operations for HVAC contractors, full done for you. Not a tool, we handle it end to end. Already got one real client call booked through it. Demand side isn't the hard part once someone actually looks at it. Finding people who already know HVAC owners is what I haven't cracked yet. Looking for 1-2 people who already work with HVAC contractors and could make a couple of warm intros. Structure could be percentage of monthly revenue, or a hybrid depending on the partner. Good fit for someone who already has relationships with contractors and wants to monetize that without doing any of the build or delivery work. Comment "sample" or DM and I'll send more info.

Quick question for agency owners 👇 When you get a web/app/software project but your internal team is already full… Do you usually hire freelancers, build an in-house team, or quietly partner with a white-label tech team to deliver under your own brand?

I just submitted a feature request that I believe would make client onboarding in GHL much smoother. Idea: Allow clients to connect their Google account via a secure invite link, without needing to log into GHL first. If this gets implemented, it would enable a truly seamless end-to-end onboarding experience. For example, CRM Connector could automate an even larger portion of the onboarding process by allowing clients to connect their Google Business Profile and external CRM before they even log into GHL, all through a single secure link. If you think this would be valuable, I'd really appreciate your upvote on the Ideas Board: https://ideas.gohighlevel.com/onboarding/p/allow-google-account-connection-via-secure-invite-link Every vote helps increase the visibility of the request. Thank you for your support! 🙌

Agency owners running AI bots for multiple clients — be honest: do you actually know what your bots said today, or does the client usually tell you first when something goes wrong?

I audited a lead generation campaign where the client was only tracking page views and button clicks, not actual form submissions. The Problem I see: > Meta was optimizing for clicks instead of real leads > High CTR, but very low quality inquiries > No clear data on who actually became a lead > Performance looked unstable and misleading What I fixed: > Implemented proper Meta Pixel + Conversion API setup > Tracked form submission as the main conversion event > Ensured clean event tracking for accurate optimization signals The Result: > Meta started optimizing for real leads instead of just clicks > More stable cost per lead > Better lead quality and intent > Clear visibility on actual conversions Key takeaway: If form submit tracking isn’t set up properly, Meta will optimize for clicks, not customers. And that alone can completely distort your results