Your leads go cold while you're on a job π
I build the GoHighLevel systems that fix it
+ the AI video that brings them in
Getting 1% better daily π β
If you are starting with GHL, you should know this.
Two things in the platform sound the same.
They are not.
One stores facts about the customer.
~ Their area.
~ Their name.
~ What they asked for.
That changes from person to person.
The other stores facts about the business.
~ The booking link.
~ The phone number.
~ The company name.
~ Who they should ask for.
That stays the same for everyone.
Here is why it matters.
If you type the company name into every message,
and the name changes later, you have to edit every message by hand.
If the company name lives in one place,
you change it once. Every message picks it up.
Customer facts make the message feel like it is for them.
Business facts keep the details from breaking when something small changes.
If you are a YouTuber and your average watch time is low,
this could be the reason.
The graph falls at 0:12.
Not because the topic is boring.
Because the first 12 seconds did not keep the promise the title made.
You said you would explain why X does not work.
Then you welcomed people,
thanked them for watching,
and told them what the video is about.
They already knew that.
They came for the answer.
You gave them the intro.
They left.
From the first line,
you should already be inside the subject.
No hey guys. No before we start. No repeating the title.
What usually holds the first 12 seconds:
β A number that needs explaining
β A claim they agree with or want to argue with
β A scene that drops them in the middle
β The answer first, then the why.
The other drop happens later.
Implement this on your next video.
Then compare and and contrast the retention graph.
If you are learning GoHighLevel,
start with the parts of a workflow.
Once you understand them,
you can build almost anything.
1οΈβ£ Trigger: This is what starts it.
~ Form submitted.
~ Missed call.
~ Tag added.
~ Appointment changed.
Use one trigger. Keep it simple.
2οΈβ£ Actions:
This is what happens next.
~ Send SMS.
~ Send email.
~ Add a tag.
~ Create an opportunity.
~ Alert the team.
~ Wait.
They run in the order you stack them.
3οΈβ£ Wait steps:
This is the pause.
~ Wait 5 minutes.
~ Wait until 9am.
~ Wait for a reply.
This is the timing command phase.
4οΈβ£ Conditions:
This is the Logic.
~ If they booked, go this way.
~ If they did not, go that way.
This plays an essential role in directing the automation.
5οΈβ£ Goals:
This is the exit.
~ If an appointment is booked, stop the workflow.
That way a lead who already booked does not keep getting messages.
6οΈβ£ Workflow inside a workflow:
You can start another workflow from this one.
~ Use that when the build is getting too big.
~ Split it.
~ Test each piece.
π Trigger. Action. Wait. Condition. Goal. Split.
Once you know this, you can understand how GHL automation is built.
Most brands build the front door.
Very few think about what happens after someone walks in.
Hi @X ,
I create AI videos for brands and build the GoHighLevel automation that runs after the video gets attention.Watching is only step one.
β Video to grab attention
β Automation to follow up
β CRM to keep it organized
β Follow-up to move them toward a booking.
A good video can bring someone in.
Then the lead gets no reply.
Or the follow-up comes too late.
Thatβs the gap I work on.
AI video for attention.
GoHighLevel for what happens next.
Need both? Send a DM.
Happy new week.
Most brands build the front door.
Very few think about what happens after someone walks in.
Hi @X ,
I create AI videos for brands and build the GoHighLevel automation that runs after the video gets attention.Watching is only step one.
β Video to grab attention
β Automation to follow up
β CRM to keep it organized
β Follow-up to move them toward a booking.
A good video can bring someone in.
Then the lead gets no reply.
Or the follow-up comes too late.
Thatβs the gap I work on.
AI video for attention.
GoHighLevel for what happens next.
Need both? Send a DM.
Happy new week.
Imagine someone watches your ad today.
They click.
They fill out your form.
And before you even get the chance to check your phone, they've already received a response and entered the right follow-up sequence.
That's the kind of workflow I find interesting.
Attention on the front end.
Systems on the back end.
What would you automate first in your business?
Most brands build the front door.
Very few think about what happens after someone walks in.
Hi @X ,
I create AI videos for brands and build the GoHighLevel automation that runs after the video gets attention.Watching is only step one.
β Video to grab attention
β Automation to follow up
β CRM to keep it organized
β Follow-up to move them toward a booking.
A good video can bring someone in.
Then the lead gets no reply.
Or the follow-up comes too late.
Thatβs the gap I work on.
AI video for attention.
GoHighLevel for what happens next.
Need both? Send a DM.
Happy new week.
One forgotten task can cost you a lead.
You meant to follow up.
You got busy.
The day passed.
The lead moved on.
Thatβs one reason I like GoHighLevel.
The right automation can handle the follow-up, reminders, pipeline movement, and other repetitive steps so your funnel doesn't depend entirely on someone remembering what to do next.
Iβm starting to see AI video differently.
It isn't just about replacing cameras or making production cheaper.
It can give brands the ability to test more ideas, more hooks, and more creative angles without turning every experiment into a major production.
The interesting part is what businesses will do with that creative advantage.
On the video side, Iβm not limited to one type of content.
I work on:
β Social media content
β Short-form video editing
β Faceless YouTube content
β AI-generated videos for brands
β Product and promotional videos
β AI videos for courses and educational content
The goal isn't just to make something that looks good.
It needs to make people stop, watch, understand, and take action.
Who do I usually work with?
β B2B brands.
β B2C brands.
β Coaches and consultants.
β Real estate businesses.
β E-commerce brands.
β Agencies.
β Personal brands.
Basically, businesses that need videos and an automated system.
@IamOjey Two wrongs don't make a right.
What if things went south?
Is a h@e worth doing time for?
Did you feel better after that?
The answer is NO!
Tame your anger.
Betterstill order chills from Temu.
Omo just let go simple.
Most AI videos give themselves away.
Face is there.
Voice is there.
The ad still feels cheap.
I make the ones that donβt.
Just dropped a 51-second commercial for my personal brand.
Not me talking at a camera.
An ad that shows what I do:
β AI video creation
β Short-form editing
β GoHighLevel Automation
Flow for the footage.
Post-production for the finish.
Clips match.
Color holds.
Prompting did the heavy lifting.
If your brand needs this, send a DM.
Most AI videos give themselves away.
Face is there.
Voice is there.
The ad still feels cheap.
I make the ones that donβt.
Just dropped a 51-second commercial for my personal brand.
Not me talking at a camera.
An ad that shows what I do:
β AI video creation
β Short-form editing
β GoHighLevel Automation
Flow for the footage.
Post-production for the finish.
Clips match.
Color holds.
Prompting did the heavy lifting.
If your brand needs this, send a DM.
Most AI videos give themselves away.
Face is there.
Voice is there.
The ad still feels cheap.
I make the ones that donβt.
Just dropped a 51-second commercial for my personal brand.
Not me talking at a camera.
An ad that shows what I do:
β AI video creation
β Short-form editing
β GoHighLevel Automation
Flow for the footage.
Post-production for the finish.
Clips match.
Color holds.
Prompting did the heavy lifting.
If your brand needs this, send a DM.