Shiaka Fortune

I’m a GoHighLevel Automation Specialist focused on one thing: helping agencies and service businesses turn leads into booked appointments using clean, practical CRM automation.

Most clients come to me after trying to set up GoHighLevel themselves, or after hiring someone who left them with broken workflows, messy pipelines, and automations no one understands. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone.

I help simplify GoHighLevel and turn it into a system that actually supports your sales process instead of slowing it down.

What I Do in GoHighLevel

I work hands-on with GoHighLevel onboarding, automation, and CRM setup, including:

1. Sub-account setup and account structure
2. CRM pipelines and opportunity tracking
3. Workflow and automation setup for email, SMS, and follow-ups
4. Calendar setup and appointment booking
5. Funnels, forms, and lead capture
6. Snapshot creation for agencies
7. Ongoing GoHighLevel CRM optimization

Everything I build is organized, documented, and easy to manage. No overengineering. No unnecessary triggers.

How I Work

I don’t start by building automations.

I start by understanding how your leads come in, how you follow up, and how you close.

From there, I design a GoHighLevel system that:

• Responds to leads automatically
• Follows up consistently
• Reduces missed appointments
• Gives you clear visibility into your pipeline

This approach works especially well for agencies, consultants, coaches, and local service businesses that want predictable lead handling without daily manual work.

Why Clients Work With Me

• I focus specifically on GoHighLevel automation and CRM
• I build systems that are simple, scalable, and reliable
• I communicate clearly and don’t disappear mid-project
• I care more about whether it works than how fancy it looks

Let’s Talk

If you want a GoHighLevel setup that makes sense, books appointments, and doesn’t need constant fixing, feel free to message me.

I’ll review your current setup (or plans) and tell you exactly what should be built and what shouldn’t.