GoHighLevel from the ground up

“I’m in GoHighLevel and don’t know what to set up first”

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Not sure where to start in GoHighLevel? You’re not bad at this.

“I don’t even know where to start.” If that’s you, here’s what’s going on. You’re smart, and you know your work.

The trouble is everything that comes with each setting. Jargon nobody defines. Steps that assume you already know the last one. Too many choices at once, and the fear of breaking something.

GoHighLevel one setting at a time, basics first

This topic sets up GoHighLevel from the ground up. Your business and contact info come first. Pipelines and automations come later, once you need them.

Each answer here is one setting or one question. Want a whole setup walked through, from blank screen to working? That’s the “Build it with me” topic.

The kind of GoHighLevel question answered here

Questions like these:

  • How do I add my business info in GoHighLevel?
  • What is a pipeline and do I need one yet?

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You don’t have to set up all of GoHighLevel at once

Look at the end of that second question. “Yet” is the whole point. Whatever doesn’t serve you yet can wait, along with any advice that says you need all of it today.

Not sure what comes first? Start here for the order.

See each GoHighLevel setting working on your own screen

Each answer shows you where the setting lives and what to choose. It tells you what happens if you choose the wrong thing. Then you check that it worked, on your own screen, and there it is.

How every answer here works

I’m Claudine Land, and I write the answers here.

20+ years of technical operations and project management experience

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Quick answers about setting up GoHighLevel

Do I have to set up everything in GoHighLevel before I can use it?

No. Answers here start with the basics: your business and contact info. Pipelines and automations come once they serve you.

What if I click the wrong thing?

Every answer tells you what happens if you choose the wrong thing. It also shows you how to check that it worked, so you know where you stand.

Still stuck? Ask me in your own words.

Say it the way you’d say it out loud. Questions like yours shape what I answer next.

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