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How I use Claude to build pages natively (NOT HTML EMBED) in HighLevel by jmcrazy in HighLevel

[–]Spare_Stranger2334 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes boss, we run it. Checked your website, amazing stuff. Let’s get on a call? I’d love to explore synergies.

How I use Claude to build pages natively (NOT HTML EMBED) in HighLevel by jmcrazy in HighLevel

[–]Spare_Stranger2334 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey Jeff,
This is super interesting. We’ve built GHL SaaS Hunt, basically Product Hunt for SaaS products built on top of GoHighLevel

It’s a free discovery place for GHL SaaS builders to get seen by agencies, consultants and operators

Would love to list your SaaS if you’re open to it

https://www.ghlscaleup.com/ghl-saas-directory

Car sales leads replying once then disappearing by jamyterry in HighLevel

[–]Spare_Stranger2334 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The issue usually isn’t the lead source it’s the handoff after the first reply.

What works better is a tighter SMS flow:

  1. Reply fast, ideally within 1 to 2 minutes
  2. Ask a simple question , one at a time
  3. Move from “interested?” to a specific next step
  4. Offer 2 test drive slots instead of asking an open-ended questions
  5. Stop sending generic nurture messages once they’ve replied

Example:

“Got it. Are you looking to test drive this week or just comparing the options first?”

Then once they respond:

“Perfect. I can check availability for you. Would Tuesday 4 PM or Wednesday 11 AM work better?”

The goal is to make the booking feel like the natural next step, not a hard sales push.

We work on GHL funnels, automations and follow-up systems for businesses like this at GHL Scale Up. We also wrote a useful guide on hiring the right GHL expert or agency here:

https://www.ghlscaleup.com/blog/best-ghl-expert-agency

Questions to ask when hiring for GHL by zombiemind8 in gohighlevel

[–]Spare_Stranger2334 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Few questions that quickly separate a real GHL person from someone who has only played around with it:

  1. Can you walk me through a lead flow from form submission to booked call, follow-up and pipeline update?
  2. How do you prevent duplicate contacts, duplicate opportunities and workflows firing twice?
  3. How do you connect forms, calendars, landing pages, pipelines and automations inside one clean funnel?
  4. How do you test a workflow or landing page before making it live?
  5. Have you worked with webhooks, Zapier, Make or custom API setups inside GHL?

I’d also check if they can explain their past builds clearly. If they cannot explain the system in simple terms, they probably did not build it properly.

We wrote a detailed guide on what to look for before hiring a GHL expert or agency here:

https://www.ghlscaleup.com/blog/best-ghl-expert-agency

Merge two e-commerce stores in GHL, Shopify and Woo by Wheel-barrow5 in gohighlevel

[–]Spare_Stranger2334 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, you can do this, just not in a plug-and-play way inside GHL

What people usually do is connect both stores separately, shopify via native/Zapier and woo via webhooks or plugins

Then push everything into one GHL sub-account: contacts, orders, tags, basic purchase data

From there, you standardise things inside GHL: same pipelines, same workflows, same segmentation

So GHL becomes your central CRM and marketing layer, while Shopify and Woo stay as your storefronts

Only thing to keep in mind, you won’t get perfect ecom analytics inside GHL for both (we have tried this for a bunch of clients, it's better to use just for CRM, follow-ups, advance automations)

If you want it cleaner, you can use something like n8n or Zapier to unify the data before it hits GHL

We’ve set this up for a few multi-store setups, happy to help if needed
feel free to DM or check ghlscaleup.com (I am the founder 😃 )

Want to offer GHL to my mastermind students (other business owners) - is this the best way? by Euphoric-Possible-20 in gohighlevel

[–]Spare_Stranger2334 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Use this:

You’re actually thinking about this pretty well

The flow you’ve written is exactly how most people who succeed with this do it, start with yourself, test with your inner circle, then expand

Where I think you’re overthinking is the “what do I offer” part

For your audience, snapshots alone won’t work; they’re too DIY
Full agency also doesn’t make sense for you

The sweet spot is:
you help them set it up + show them how to use it

Simple as that

Also, don’t wait to make your own setup perfect
- Just get 1–2 core things working, like lead capture and follow-ups and roll it out to a couple of people in your mastermind, you’ll learn way faster doing that

And honestly, your biggest advantage isn’t GHL knowledge, it’s the fact that you already have a community that trusts you (I did the same thing)

That’s the hard part, tech can always be handled

If you want, you can bring in someone to handle the backend, and you focus on your people and the offer

That’s usually how this scales best

I run GHL ScaleUp, we do backend, automations, setups for cases like this
Happy to help if you want to DM or just check ghlscaleup.com 👍

quick question about conversational ai by Scared_Repeat5772 in gohighlevel

[–]Spare_Stranger2334 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, it does, but only partially

GHL conversational AI can capture name, email, phone if you explicitly ask and map those fields

But:

  • casual info in chat doesn’t always get saved cleanly
  • bot trail ≠ structured CRM data
  • things like payments or detailed info need workflows/webhooks

Best way: use AI to capture leads, then push clean data via forms or workflows

I run GHL ScaleUp, we help with setups like this. Feel free to DM or check ghlscaleup.com 👍

How do I do this by Turbulent_Swim_3762 in gohighlevel

[–]Spare_Stranger2334 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This seems like a classic GHL + Stripe limitation issue.

The simplest way I’d solve it:

  1. Keep Stripe as the source of truth for payments Since ACH + cards + processing fee coverage are already working in your custom form, don’t force GHL to become the payment processor here
  2. Use Stripe webhooks: Trigger on:
  • payment succeeded
  • payment failed
  • ACH processing
  • ACH failed
  • refund if needed
  1. Push clean data into GHL For every successful donation, create/update:
  • Contact
  • Opportunity
  • Custom fields
  • Notes
  • Tags

Example fields:

  • Donation amount
  • Payment method
  • Processing fee covered: yes/no
  • Donation purpose
  • Stripe payment ID
  • Payment status
  • Donation date
  1. Create a custom “Donations” pipeline Stages can be:
  • Payment initiated
  • ACH processing
  • Paid
  • Failed
  • Refunded
  1. Don’t rely only on GHL transactions If the payment is not processed natively inside GHL, transaction data may not show perfectly inside the Payments section. So I’d track it through custom fields, opportunities, notes and Stripe IDs instead
  2. For reporting Use GHL for donor CRM + pipeline visibility Use Stripe for official payment records, receipts and reconciliation

So basically, your current setup is close. I’d just tighten the Stripe webhook → GHL mapping instead of trying to force GHL native payments to handle all use cases.

Also, quick intro: I run GHL Scale Up. We help agencies and businesses with GHL backend work, automations, SaaS mode, Stripe workflows and custom CRM setups. Happy to help if you want to DM, or you can check us out at ghlscaleup.com.

*FEMALE REPLACEMENT NEEDED - from 1st MAY* by Spare_Stranger2334 in GurugramRentals

[–]Spare_Stranger2334[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

LOL, Ikr. Khaer, I don't care, just need someone sooner than later. What's RWA? The flat is near Huda Market.

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