| | Hello there. Monday starts with a fresh HighLevel template drop, from ad templates for LinkedIn, Google and Facebook to a new pharmacy snapshot. Keepful's founder shares how a two-person team runs a SaaS on HighLevel, and Reddit builders talk missed-call text-back for tradies, roofing lead loss, deep white-labeling and how to make a post auto reply actually send the DM. In today’s newsletter, we’ll get into: - HighLevel published a new batch of templates: 7 LinkedIn ad, 5 Google ad, 5 Facebook ad and 8 social templates, plus website, survey and blog templates and a new Medical - Pharmacy snapshot.
- A HighLevel case study follows Keepful founder Heidi Ryder, a former math teacher who grew to more than 220 active clients and $30K+ MRR with a two-person team.
- Reddit threads cover a missed-call text-back service for NZ tradies, how many leads roofers really lose, a CSS and JavaScript white-label rebuild, and whether a post auto reply needs its own DM workflow.
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| | 🧰 A new template batch covers ads, social posts and a pharmacy snapshot. HighLevel's latest changelog entry adds a fresh set of templates: 7 LinkedIn ad templates, 5 Google ad and 5 Facebook ad templates, 8 social templates for home services, restaurants and wellness, plus one website, survey and blog template each. There is also a new Medical - Pharmacy snapshot. If you build for any of those niches, browse the library before starting the next client from scratch. | |
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| | 📈 Keepful reached $30K+ MRR with a two-person team. HighLevel's new case study follows Keepful founder Heidi Ryder, a former math teacher who moved into SaaS ownership without a tech background or a big team. She now serves more than 220 active clients and uses HighLevel to automate marketing and client follow-up. The session leans on retention and service rather than fast growth, which is worth a listen if you are building a SaaS offer on a small crew. 📞 What is the best setup for a missed-call text-back service in NZ? An agency owner wants to sell missed-call text-back to New Zealand tradies and other local service businesses: a customer calls, the business misses it, and an automatic text goes out so the caller can ask questions and keep the job alive. They are asking NZ agencies which HighLevel setup works best. If you already run this offer outside the US, share what numbers and flows held up. 🏠 How many leads do roofing companies really lose? A builder digging into the roofing niche says most of what they find online is agency blogs claiming roofers lose a high share of leads, without much real data behind it. They want answers from people who work with actual roofing companies. If you run follow-up for roofers in HighLevel, your own speed-to-lead and missed-lead numbers would help anyone pitching that market. | |
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| | 🎨 One builder is reskinning HighLevel with custom CSS and JavaScript. A SaaS-mode user is rebuilding the HighLevel look with their own brand using custom JavaScript and CSS, browser devtools, their logos and color scheme, plus security guardrails. They call it version 1.0 and say the goal is a platform where even a HighLevel expert would not recognize the base product. Worth following if your white-label still looks like stock HighLevel to clients. | |
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| | 💬 Does a post auto reply need its own workflow to send the DM? A user has an auto reply on social posts that tells commenters the details are coming by DM, and wants to know whether the actual DM needs a separate workflow or can be added as an action in the same one. If you run comment-to-DM flows in HighLevel, a quick answer on the cleanest setup would save them a broken promise to every commenter. | |
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| | 📅 HighLevel is at Endless Customers Live in Hartford from today. HighLevel's events page lists Endless Customers Live in Hartford, Connecticut from Oct 5 to Oct 7 as one of the industry events where the team is exhibiting. The same list has MIB WE Believe in Belfast on Oct 6 and Oct 7. If you are near either city this week, it is a chance to meet the HighLevel team in person. | |
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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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