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Portfolio Creating a Simple Funnel Page (Landing Page) on HighLevel The images in this project walk through how a basic funnel page, also called a landing page, is created inside GoHighLevel. I used an existing page from the funnel template library and explained the simplest steps needed to build a clean, functional landing page. This includes how to use GoHighLevel’s drag-and-drop tools, widgets, and editing features to create a marketing-ready page quickly and without technical stress. The goal is to show how a simple framework can be turned into a complete, user-friendly funnel page. 2 G I R B M O T H 3 I OR E M A G I R B M O T H 4 I OR E M A The images (page 3 & 4) walk through the first steps of creating a simple funnel page inside GoHighLevel. The process starts from the main Executive Dashboard, where you can see key metrics like Opportunity Status, Conversion Rate, and Funnel stages. This is important for Pipeline Health Analysis because it helps identify gaps or drop-off points before building anything. It ensures the funnel you create later is based on real data, not guesswork. From the dashboard, the next step is clicking the Sites button on the left sidebar. This section contains Funnels, Websites, and Memberships. This shows Platform Fluency, because in GHL, Funnels and Websites serve different goals, Funnels focus on high-conversion actions, while Websites support general brand awareness. The screenshots then move into the Funnels Library, where projects like “Sales Page Template,” “TEST FUNNEL,” and “Webinar Test” are displayed, each with its step count. This reflects Campaign Infrastructure Management, proving the ability to organize multiple funnel builds at once. Options like “Create Folder” and “New Funnel” also show that the platform is set up for Scalable Architecture, making it easy to manage, launch, or A/B test new funnel pages as needed. 5 G I R B M O T H 6 I OR E M A G I R B M O T H 7 I OR E M A G I R B M O T H 8 I OR E M A The images (page 6-8) show the next stage of building a funnel in GoHighLevel, the moment when you choose how the funnel will be created. After clicking into the funnel section, a pop-up appears with three options: start from scratch, use Funnel AI, or pick a ready-made template. This reflects an Agile Development Strategy, because it lets you choose the fastest and most effective method based on the project. Using templates supports Rapid Prototyping, while Funnel AI highlights the platform’s ability to use generative tools for quick content creation. The following screenshot displays the Template Library, filled with high-quality funnel designs organized by industry: Business, Coaching, Automotive, and more. This supports Niche-Specific Optimization, making it easy to pick a layout already proven to convert in that market. Instead of building everything manually, you can select a structure that fits the brand and customize it as needed. The final image (page 8) shows a fullscreen preview of a “Weight Management Program” landing page. It highlights key elements that support Conversion Rate Optimization, including a strong headline, a visible lead form, and device preview toggles. This helps confirm mobile responsiveness and overall layout quality before importing and editing the page. 9 G I R B M O T H 10 I OR E M A The image (page 10) shows the GoHighLevel page builder, where I edit and design a funnel or landing page using a full no-code drag-and-drop environment. The left sidebar includes all the tools needed to build the page, Quick Add, Rows, Elements, and more, while the top bar provides device previews and extra controls. This setup makes it easy to create a clean, high-converting layout without writing code. The Rows section offers different column layouts, from 1 to 6 columns. This supports Responsive Grid Design, helping me structure the page properly instead of placing elements randomly. Using specific column splits allows me to control spacing, visual hierarchy, and how content adjusts across desktop and mobile screens. The Text category includes Headline, Sub-Headline, Paragraph, and Bullet List blocks. These are essential for Direct Response Marketing, helping me present the value proposition clearly. Keeping headline structure organized also supports SEO and makes the page easier for visitors to scan. The device icons at the top let me switch between desktop and mobile views, ensuring Mobile-First Optimization. This helps me adjust padding, font sizes, and visibility for phone users. With Quick Add, Prebuilt Sections, and Saved Assets available, I can drag in ready-made blocks like testimonials, footers, or CTAs. This speeds up the workflow and keeps the design consistent across all funnel pages. 11 G I R B M O T H 12 I OR E M A G I R B M O T H 13 I OR E M A The images (page 12 & 13) show the stage where the funnel moves from a simple layout to a more interactive and engaging page. This is done through the Widget Marketplace and the Forms & Surveys section inside GoHighLevel. Together, they help boost User Engagement and improve Lead Data Collection. The Widget Marketplace displays extra tools like Pricing Cards, Slide Show Carousels, Testimonial Templates, and Social Share Buttons. These help upgrade the design beyond the default builder options. By installing these widgets, I can add more interactive elements and present important information, such as offers or social proof, in a cleaner, more engaging way. The second image (page 13) shows the Forms and Surveys modal, where I can choose to create a new form or add an existing one directly inside the page editor. This keeps the Lead Capture process smooth and aligned with the funnel’s visual design. It also allows me to collect zero-party data that can be used for segmentation and automation. The “Install” and “Add Existing Form” buttons highlight how reusable assets and downloaded widgets make the workflow faster. I can pull in standard forms or features across multiple funnels, helping maintain brand consistency and speed up future campaign builds. 14 G I R B M O T H 15 I OR E M A G I R B M O T H 16 I OR E M A G I R B M O T H 17 I OR E M A G I R B M O T H 18 I OR E M A The images (page 15-18) show the Design Optimization Phase, where the funnel moves from a basic layout to a clean, well-designed page. At this point, I fine-tune elements like text style, layout structure, and page settings to make sure everything looks polished and works smoothly across all devices. The Layers panel on the left displays the structure of the page, such as "Section > 2 Column Row > Section." This helps me understand how each element is nested. Using the Layers panel is important for fixing layout issues, selecting hidden elements, and ensuring the page remains responsive and stable on mobile and desktop. On the right side, the Typography settings appear when text is selected, showing options like font size (22px), weight (600 Semi-Bold), bold, italic, and color. These tools allow me to create a clear visual hierarchy, making sure important text stands out and the reading flow feels natural. This directly supports better User Experience (UX) and improves conversions. The Pages sidebar shows the funnel steps (Optin, Checkout, Thank You), along with editable settings like the footer background. This helps maintain design consistency across all pages and ensures the entire customer journey flows correctly from one step to the next. 19 summary Creating a Simple Funnel Page (Landing Page) on HighLevel The steps shown in this project prove that even a beginner can build a solid funnel page by following these simple instructions. You don’t need technical skills, just the ability to use GoHighLevel’s available tools effectively. When these tools are combined well, they help you create an appealing, professional, and highconverting landing page that enhances user experience and supports your marketing goals. 21 thank you Appreciate you reading through.