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How to Create and Launch a Campaign in GoHighLevel

Updated March 10, 2023

Without an automated follow-up sequence, leads go cold before you ever get the chance to convert them. This guide walks you through creating a GoHighLevel campaign — from naming and configuration to adding multi-step events and publishing your sequence live.

This tutorial will guide you through the process of creating a simple campaign. Campaigns are a series of automated events (such as emails, SMS messages, calls, voicemails, etc.) designed to assist you in acquiring and converting leads while you concentrate on managing your business.

Step 1: Create a Campaign.

GoHighLevel Campaigns: Build Your First Automated Sequence — screenshot 1
  • Generate a campaign by clicking on the +Create Campaign option located in the top right corner.
GoHighLevel Campaigns: Build Your First Automated Sequence — screenshot 2
  • Select a suitable name for your campaign and then click on the Save button.

Step 2: Setup the Campaign Configuration.

  • Utilize the dropdown menu for “Campaign Configuration” to configure the settings for your campaign. You can define a time window for the delivery of campaign events (for example, Mon-Fri 8 am-5 pm), allocate users from your system to the campaign, automatically determine the next campaign contacts/leads, and much more.
GoHighLevel Campaigns: Build Your First Automated Sequence — screenshot 3

Step 3: Add events to your campaign. These events will be your automated sequence.

  • To include a new event, click on the +Add Event option.
GoHighLevel Campaigns: Build Your First Automated Sequence — screenshot 4
  • In the pop-up window, choose the type that you want to use.
GoHighLevel Campaigns: Build Your First Automated Sequence — screenshot 5
  • There is a broad range of possibilities that you can achieve with events. Some notable highlights include:
    • It’s possible to include multiple types of events in a single campaign.
    • You can modify the timings of your events according to your preference.
    • You have the option to dispatch it immediately or delay it for any number of minutes/hours/days.
      • It’s essential to keep in mind that the subsequent event will be in relation to the previous one.
      • For instance, if the first event is scheduled to send 30 minutes after a lead is added to the campaign, and you introduce a 30-minute wait for the second event, the second event will dispatch 30 minutes after the first event.
GoHighLevel Campaigns: Build Your First Automated Sequence — screenshot 6

After you’ve finished creating your campaign, it’s important to change its status from draft to published so it can start running.

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