Malwarebytes and other browser security tools sometimes flag or block GoHighLevel (GHL) forms, especially when embedded via iframes or scripts that call external tracking domains. This can hurt user experience and lead gen performance without warning. Here are better ways to implement GHL forms to reduce false positives or blocking: 1. Use Custom HTML + Webhooks Instead of Native GHL Forms - Build the form natively on the site (HTML/JS) - Use GHL’s webhook to submit the form data directly - This bypasses the third-party form embed that Malwarebytes flags Pro: Full control, clean UX, immune to third-party script blocksCon: Slightly more setup (but well worth it) 2. Use a Static Proxy Page - Create a white-labeled form page on your domain that hosts the GHL form - Instead of embedding it via iframe, link to it in a new tab or modal Pro: Doesn’t trigger iframe/script blockingCon: Breaks inline form UX 3. Reverse Proxy or Mask the Script Use Cloudflare Workers or Netlify functions to proxy the form script through your domain. Example:Instead of https://form.abc.gohighlevel.com/, you call https://yourdomain.com/forms/lead and reroute it internally. Pro: Looks native to your site, circumvents blocklistsCon: More technical to implement and maintain 4. Add CNAME and Use Custom Domains GHL supports domain mapping for their funnels/forms.Set this up so the form loads from your own domain rather than theirs (which Malwarebytes may trust more). Quick Fix: If you must embed the native GHL form: - Wrap it in a non-blocking iframe with fallback copy or a “click to load” button - Add noscript tags with a message to enable JavaScript I figured I would post this here to help everyone.

Quick heads-up: Office Hours will be on pause next week. I’m hitting the road for a 2-week cross-country trip with my son to celebrate his graduation. We’re soaking in some long-overdue father-son time—and I’ll also be linking up with Brian Willie during the trip. (Stay tuned… might sneak a few takeaways your way. 😉) BUT—here’s where it gets really interesting... To make up for the pause, I’m hosting an exclusive Mogul-only MasterClass called: “The Death of the Homepage: How AI Search Is Turning Google Into a Recommendation Engine” Thursday, May 22 11am PST / 2pm EST 3-hour deep dive Zoom link will be placed in the Skool Calendar for Mogul Members Replay only available to live attendees We’ll unpack Google’s SGE (Search Generative Experience), how it’s rewriting the rules of local search, and why your homepage might be the last place you want to send traffic in 2025. This is survival training for local brands—and the kind of shift most business owners won’t see coming until it’s too late. After the session, the training will be packaged and sold as a paid course. So if you’re a Mogul member, block out your calendar. You’ll want to be there live. By Attending Live, You will get - Access to the Course - All the handouts and worksheets - The POST Workshop Supplemental training (the following week we will have a follow-up Office Hour ONLY for those who attended to ask questions after having time to absorb things) - You will also get Mike's NEW prompt engineering course that massively upskills your PROMPTING Game. This is a new, unannounced course that will be made available in Skool If you’re still on the free tier, now might be a good time to ask yourself: Is it time to level up? For now, save the date and get ready to think differently about everything you know about your website.

I have already added a section in the Mogul Classroom to post the replay... What you NEED before the workshop Go there and Print off the WorkSheet and Cheatsheet If you are not a MEMBER of the "Maps Mogule Monthly" you can join to get the replay and handouts and notes . Looking forward to seeing everyone in a few hours

To launch the New Year... I am launching a new Video Series on Marketing Philosophy... What are you going to be doing to grow this year?

The Question: "So you charge a client 2k per month for SEO... How much ROI should that client make each month from your SEO efforts?" I did not answer on Facebook... WHY? Because that group gets a bunch of questions from vendors trying to justify undercutting the market, and IMHO not focusing on things that matter in the whole picture... SO what is MIKES Answer ROI on SEO: It's About Business Goals, Not Marketing Metrics When discussing ROI for SEO, it’s essential to frame the results in terms of business metrics rather than just marketing KPIs. SEO isn't a one-size-fits-all solution; the ROI will always depend on the specific business goals of the client and how SEO aligns with them. Here’s How It Breaks Down: 1. Understand the Client's Objectives Ask: "What does success look like for your business?" For one client, it might mean driving 100 new leads/month. For another, it could mean increasing the lifetime value of existing customers by improving their online experience. 2. Tailor Marketing Goals to Business Goals If the client invests $2K/month in SEO, the expected ROI should reflect their unique goals: 3. SEO’s Role in the Funnel SEO often supports long-term brand visibility and lead generation. Its ROI may take months to manifest but can lead to exponential returns when paired with proper sales processes and nurturing campaigns. Real Results from My Clients: With one of my $7.5K/month SEO clients, we recently focused on promoting their Open House event in November. The results? - $380K in online sales in 24 hours. - Combined with in-house sales, the event generated over $500K in a single day. Why Did It Work? Our strategy was custom-tailored to their goals: - We optimized their site and created buzz through targeted SEO campaigns that drove significant traffic leading up to the event. - Rankings for key terms and localized visibility ensured they captured an audience ready to convert. This wasn’t just about clicks—it was about translating SEO efforts into real, measurable business outcomes.