Facebook Ads Expert Coaching Call coming up in the paid community here. This is the guy who is currently coaching me with my Facebook ads! @Mitchell Lawrence (nice last name right) Mitch is a Harvard grad, top 1% on Upwork for Facebook ads, and is the real deal! Join Here (Paid Community Only) See you all soon! p.s. if you are interested in 1-1 times with him check the pinned comment

STEP 1: Comment on this post introduce yourself using telling us these three things: 1. What business model you're pursuing with HighLevel ? 2. How long you have been working on this business? 3. What your goal is for this current year? STEP 2: Respond to others introduction! Entrepreneurship is one of the loneliest most challenging endeavors we can take on. So having a supportive community makes success much more possible. STEP 3: Enjoy & Dig into the content in this community! Make sure to start here. p.s. best part about running a successful online business for me is being able to go snowboarding whenever I want. 🏂 I live in Florida tho so it's still takes some planning.

I am recording youtube video today! Please put some video requests down below, and let me know what specific bottleneck you are running into with your agency. p.s. be specific... not vague

need some help With a client trying to do a database reactivation first one ever.

Hello Clay, i’ve watched many of your videos and am considering joining your program. However, I still don’t fully understand the difference between Haysegment and Merchant—or how they overlap. Could you clarify the following for me? - What can Haysegment do that Merchant doesn’t already do? - More generally, what does Merchant do so well that it can’t be created in GoHighLevel? I’m asking because the costs are very high. I would need both Merchant and Haysegment for each customer, which would cost me $130 per customer. Since you already receive a large share of my income per customer, could you—or perhaps someone else on your team—explain this more clearly? I’d also like to understand how this is supposed to work financially. Thanks, Simon