When I first opened GHL, I honestly thought, “Where do I even start?” 😅 With automations, forms, pipelines, calendars, it can feel overwhelming at first. So I’m curious 👇What’s the ONE part of GHL you could explain super clearly to someone else? 🤔 I’m a bit stuck in some areas right now, and even small tips or wins could make a huge difference for me 🙌

Feel free to post all you like. I'll answer what I can, and once we get a good number of folks in here, there should be group help as well. Do me a huge ol' favor and pass the link around: https://www.skool.com/highlevel-support-pros-5417/about

Is Your GHL Setup Costing You Opportunities? 🤔 I’ve noticed a lot of businesses run into the same issue with GHL, they’re using all the features but not getting the results they expect. Most of the time, it’s not about needing “more tools”... it’s about making the ones you already have work smarter together. From missed follow-ups to leads slipping through the cracks, the fix is often simpler than you think, a few smart automations, better trigger logic, and tighter integration between pipelines, calendars, and campaigns. If your GHL feels busy but your results don’t match the effort, let’s talk, happy to share a few ideas that can turn things around fast.

Hi, Alin is my name i need a lead gen expert for my GHL Saas- money making niche. the leads gen should be AI based not using ads.

The moment things feel messy or broken, the instinct is to add another app, sign up for another platform, or blame the software. But here’s the truth, more tools don’t create better systems. They just make your broken processes harder to manage. If your workflow doesn’t work on paper, no tech stack will save it. Before you reach for automation, get real about the flow:→ What’s the outcome?→ Where’s the friction?→ What’s not being owned? Clarity before complexity. Strategy before stack. It’s amazing what you can solve by stripping it down, rebuilding lean, and only plugging in tools that actually serve the process, not distract from it. Curious to hear from others: What’s one tool you’re using right now that’s probably doing more harm than good?