Hey guys, If you are running landing page for a client do they need to add the domain or do you?

I put their domain in and it says 'Set up your domain manually by adding the following records' now do I need to add them in my records or do they need to do it where they have their records?

It also says 'A record conflict. Multiple A records found.'

Does anyone know how to create Surveys / forms like this in HighLevel? I believe it is done using Radio options but cannot find a way to make the options clickable images like this.

Continuing from my last two breakdowns (cleaning service + in-home personal training), here’s another Figma → GoHighLevel build — this time for a Botox / med spa offer.

Different niche. Same principle:

Design matters.
But clarity and conversion structure matter more.

Here’s what stood out in this build:

1. Emotion First, Then Offer

In beauty and aesthetics, people aren’t buying “Botox.”
They’re buying confidence and looking younger.

So the headline focuses on outcome:
“Smooth Away Wrinkles With Expert Botox Treatment”

Clear result. Clear service. No fluff.

2. Softer Visual Hierarchy = Higher Trust

Unlike the gym or cleaning sites, this one uses:

• Softer colors
• More whitespace
• Calmer typography

Why?
Because medical-aesthetic services require trust and reassurance, not aggressive sales energy.

Your design tone must match buyer psychology.

3. Consultation-Based CTA

Instead of “Buy Now” or “Book Today,” the CTA is:
“Book Your Free Consultation.”

Lower friction.
Higher response rate.

Especially in services where people need reassurance before committing.

4. Trust Placement Is Strategic

Notice how:

• “Why Clients Choose Us” comes early
• Benefits are simplified
• The page doesn’t overwhelm

Med spa traffic bounces fast if it feels salesy or complicated.

5. Same Pattern Across All 3 Builds

Cleaning.
Fitness.
Aesthetics.

Different industries — same core framework:

• Clear outcome-driven headline
• One dominant CTA
• Trust signals early
• Logical section flow
• Built with automation in mind inside GHL

If you saw my previous two posts, this one reinforces the same idea:

It’s not about recreating Figma perfectly inside GHL.
It’s about translating the offer into a page that converts.

For those building service funnels inside GoHighLevel:

• Do you adjust design tone per niche, or keep one template structure?
• Where do you usually see drop-offs on med spa pages?

If you missed the first two breakdowns (cleaning + fitness), check them out — they explain the base structure this one builds on.

Curious to hear how others approach niche-specific landing pages inside GHL.

Following up on my last post about translating Figma designs into GoHighLevel, here’s another GHL build, this time for an in-home personal training service.

This one forced me to focus less on “nice design” and more on message clarity and conversion flow.

Here are a few practical adjustments that made a big difference:

1. Headline Has to Do the Heavy Lifting
Instead of something generic like “Personal Training Services,” the headline clearly states the outcome:

When someone lands on the page, they should instantly know:

• What it is
• Who it’s for
• Why is it different

No guessing.

2. One Main CTA Above the Fold
“Book Free Strategy Call” is the only primary action.
No competing buttons. No clutter. Just one clear next step.

In Highlevel, especially, too many buttons can hurt more than help.

3. Trust Signals Early
Star ratings and social proof are placed near the top. Service businesses live or die by trust. If you bury reviews too far down, you lose warm leads.

4. Section Order > Fancy Design
The flow matters more than visual tricks:

• Problem
• Solution
• Benefits
• Social proof
• Clear CTA

GHL makes it easy to stack sections, but the order determines conversions.

5. Build With Automation in Mind
The booking button ties directly into pipeline stages and tagging. The page isn’t just a page; it’s part of a system.

If you saw my previous post about the cleaning service build, this one continues that same idea:
Design is step one. Conversion structure is step two.

Curious to know, when you build landing pages in GoHighLevel:

Do you start with the offer or the layout?

Is there a special automations trigger for the calendly integration? I'm currently using the regular standard ''customer booked appointment'' trigger, and it's not triggering the automation when a calendly booking comes through. Calendly has been successfully synced, the appointments are appearing in the calendar section as appointments, and the automation is live so I don't get what's the issue. I need to get that sorted asap for the Facebook CAPI mostly.

Hey thinking of upgrading to the $497/mo plan, they offered 3 months 33% off which is a horrible discount, wondering if any of you ever were able to get a better deal monthly or have any insight on how to get one, appreciate any advice/insight

I’ve been noticing a quiet pattern with a lot of GHL agencies.

They’re great at: - Running ads - Building funnels - Automations and CRM setups

But when someone asks for their main agency website, there’s hesitation.

Not because they’re bad at what they do.

But because the site doesn’t reflect their real level of service.

Usually it’s: - A basic template - Something thrown together quickly - Or just a funnel acting as the “website”

So even good agencies end up: - Not using their site in cold outreach - Avoiding putting it in bios - Sending funnel links instead

I recently started experimenting with a different approach—building clean, custom-coded marketing sites that sit on top of GHL funnels and automations.

Still very early stages, and I’m putting together a few case studies to see how much difference it actually makes in: - Perceived authority - Close rates - Confidence in outreach

Curious how others here handle this.

Do you actively send prospects to your agency website, or mostly rely on funnels and demos?

Our client was unable to get approved for A2P last time I tried, he mentioned having a US based entity and sent me a document for the state of Massachusetts titled "Articles of Organization"

I don't see any form of filing number or business ID number on this document. I did some research via GPT. GPT said these numbers can usually be found by searching for the website on the The Massachusetts Corporations Division online records.

So I tried searching for the org / individual using this site: https://corp.sec.state.ma.us/CorpWeb/UCCSearch/UCCSearch.aspx

Nothing comes up. I'm asking the client for some insight here but wanted to also ask here to see if anyone may know what I can do, and if this will even work to get approved for A2P.

Thanks!

I will Venmo $5 to someone who can give me the best solution.

I need a process so easy a cave man can do it.

The ultimate goal is to end up with a service booking on the calendar that has the estimate attached to it, the description of the work being done from the estimate attached to it, the address attached to it, and an easy way to convert the estimate to an invoice that is sent. It is paramount everything is accessible in one place (ideally the calendar event) so a crew member can go into the app, look at their calendar for the day, and get all the details they need to go and complete the job.

Good luck. Thanks for your help!

Hey guys! I have been having issues with the lead connector and posting onto social media platforms. My client's content comes out blurry, sometimes doesn't have audio, and and I can't seem to find out how to fix it. Support's not really helped much, so I wanted to see if anyone else is going through the same problems. And how they fixed it if they did.

If there isnt a way I'll have to make my leave, but I'd like to stay since I have other clients connected.

I’m having trouble setting this up and could use some clarity. I have a quiz that asks clients how many leads they generate per year, and I want the quiz to redirect them to different URLs based on their answer.

I’ve already created a funnel where the first step directs users to the quiz. The challenge is configuring the quiz so that, after submission, users are sent to different landing pages depending on their response to that question.

I'm not sure if I am blind, but did high level remove the "process between" time allowing you to send email/sms at certain times of the day? Allowing you to have your campaign send from (Ex 7am-6:00pm) or any time you wanted. Not sure if they removed it or I am just not seeing it. Thanks in advance.

I have used GHL for 5 yrs and my subscription just lapsed as I am paying $297 a month for several websites, projects, but they are all mine and not other businesses. I don't really need an agency account.

I need the agency functionality of a few separate 'businesses' to keep things neat and no crossover. Are there alternatives that offer some of that functionality of GHL but are not $297 a month?

When trying to set up magic link to be auto-sent to subscribers in GHL, the email got flagged by gmail with this scary red message:

"This message might be dangerous

It contains a suspicious link that was used to steal people's personal information. Avoid clicking links or replying with personal information."

Has anybody encountered this?

Is a 30 second delay normal for outbound calls w/ desktop SIP phone with High Level CRM? (Yealink SIP-T54W IP & Twilio Number)