| | Hello there. Monday opens with a fresh batch of HighLevel templates for sites, funnels, email and ads, plus a few product shorts that cut busywork: rentals can cancel with one link, AI image workflows take reference photos, and community posts can carry voice notes. In today’s newsletter, we’ll get into: - HighLevel published dozens of new web, funnel, email, survey, social and ad templates across niches from legal to real estate.
- Rental customers can cancel bookings through a self-serve link you control, including optional windows and refund rules.
- AI Image Generation in workflows now accepts up to five reference images so branding and subjects stay on brief.
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| | 🧱 Dozens of new templates for sites, funnels, email and ads. HighLevel published a big template drop covering websites, funnels, email, surveys, social posts and paid ads. The list includes 21 new website templates, plus funnel, email and survey options, eight social templates, and packs for Facebook, Google and LinkedIn ads across niches like legal, automotive, dental, insurance and real estate. Fully customizable, they are meant to cut blank-page time when you spin up client work. 🔗 Rental customers can cancel with one self-serve link. A new product short shows self-serve cancellation links for rental bookings. Customers cancel without a phone call or email, while you keep control of the setup, including an optional cancellation window and whether refunds run automatically or need a review. Useful if you run equipment, property or experience rentals on HighLevel calendars and want fewer back-and-forth messages. 🖼️ AI image workflows now take reference photos. The AI Image Generation workflow action now accepts up to five reference images beside your prompt. You can steer subject and branding with visuals instead of trying to describe every detail in text. If you generate creatives inside automations, attach the brand kit and a hero shot so outputs stay closer to what the client already approved. 🎙️ Community posts can now carry voice notes. Members can record and send voice notes on community posts and comments from the composer mic, with pause, resume and cancel, plus a waveform for playback. Audio sits alongside images, videos and files. Handy when a typed reply would take longer than a quick spoken walkthrough for your community. | |
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| | 📸 An Instagram funnel that booked 42 calls in two weeks. A member explained how they turned Instagram interest into 42 booked calls in two weeks after hitting Meta's rule that a CRM can only message someone who messaged first. The write-up walks through why GHL's Instagram connection alone is not enough for outbound, and how they structured the funnel so conversations start on the prospect's side. Worth reading if your Instagram workflows stall on first contact. | |
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| | 🧭 Breadcrumbs land in the funnel and website builder. The editor now shows a persistent breadcrumb bar at the bottom with the full hierarchy of the selected element, from page down through section, row, column and headline. One click jumps up the tree, so you spend less time hunting nested blocks. Small UX change, but it adds up when you rebuild deep landing pages. 🎟️ Event tickets can go straight into Apple and Google Wallet. After checkout, event tickets can save to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet as a real pass with event name, date and time, not just a QR image. Each ticket gets its own wallet pass. If you sell events through HighLevel, this is the cleaner path for attendees who hate digging through email at the door. | |
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| | 🧾 Would you outsource the whole GHL hire up to the final interview? A member is testing a hiring service for GHL roles after watching owners post vague jobs, get flooded with applicants and hire the best talker. They argue most businesses cannot spot a real HighLevel expert until workflows break a month later. If you have hired (or been burned by) GHL talent, the thread is asking whether you would hand off screening through to the final interview. 🎓 Tips from a first-pass Certified Admin exam. Someone who passed the GoHighLevel Certified Admin exam on the first try shared their path: about a year around the platform, then hands-on admin work before the test. The post is aimed at people preparing for the same exam and collecting practical study notes. Useful if certification is on your Q4 list. | |
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| | 📡 Catch the Oct 5 to 9 Release Radar walkthrough. HighLevel posted the Release Radar video for October 5 to 9, with links to LevelUp 2026 tickets, the full changelog and this week's slides. It is the quick way to scan what shipped last week before you dig into individual changelog entries. LevelUp itself still runs later this month in Dallas. | |
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| | Three remote roles posted in the last two weeks, each linked to its own posting with the source named. Each posting is linked from the source named on its line, with the date it was posted. Check the details on the posting itself. | |
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