
What happens after payment?
I used a payment event and contact tags to route the next step. The team can follow the paid-in-full path without rebuilding it for each client.
What IF Media / Marketing agency
I built What IF Media’s full client journey from scratch in GoHighLevel. From the first lead to onboarding and ongoing follow-up, the team could see what should happen next.
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Know who needs a call, whose contract is pending, and which client is ready for onboarding.
I designed and built all 60 workflows in GoHighLevel. I grouped them by what the team was trying to do: bring in leads, book appointments, onboard clients, gather feedback, check quality, nurture relationships, and handle churn.
Inside the build / Lead follow-up
The team can take over without an automated nudge interrupting the conversation.

I used a payment event and contact tags to route the next step. The team can follow the paid-in-full path without rebuilding it for each client.

I built the contract reminder sequence separately so a pending signature has its own follow-up.
Case study / 02
See where your leads come from, how many turn into bookings, and what revenue your jobs bring in, all in one place.
My part: I built the reporting views in Lovable and connected the data from Jobber, GoHighLevel, and Meta Ads.
Case study / 03
Get the useful parts of a call in front of your team, and give the next action a place to go.

I built a Zap that takes a Fathom transcript, uses ChatGPT to prepare sales feedback, and sends it to the team. They can review the call without replaying the whole recording.

I built a router that uses the call outcome to decide whether to stop outreach or schedule a retry. A clear “not interested” follows a different path from a call worth trying again.
Another use / Reporting
I used Viktor AI to send reporting data to a spreadsheet that Lovable reads. Meta Ads connects to Lovable separately. That gives the team a clear place to check when a number looks off.
Executive support / 04
Walk into a meeting with the right materials, know who owns the next step, and find the document you need.
From my work supporting a CEO
Those are two questions I wanted a leadership team to be able to answer without sending another message.
Work index / 05
Explore the other ways I support teams.

Keep estimates, job updates, and next steps organized across a roofing team.
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Give your team one place to find projects, owners, and deadlines.
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Connect store updates and customer emails so your shop stays easier to manage.
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Compare products, suppliers, and listing details before deciding what to sell.
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Keep your website content current and easy for visitors to navigate.
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Turn a topic into a clear article that answers a reader’s question.
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Keep content and publishing tasks organized across your social channels.
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Commission personal illustrations and brand artwork with a consistent visual style.
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Give a home service business a consistent look across its social posts.
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