Go High Level Specialist — Part-Time Ongoing Support for Insurance Agency (15–25 hrs/month)

Job Title: Go High Level Specialist — Part-Time Ongoing Support for Insurance Agency (15–25 hrs/month)

Category: Sales & Marketing → Marketing Automation

Job Description:

I'm an independent commercial insurance agent with an established Go High Level account and I'm looking for an experienced GHL specialist for ongoing part-time support — roughly 15–25 hours per month, with occasional project spikes.

This is NOT a build-from-scratch job. My system is already live: I have four niche campaigns running (email/SMS nurture and win-back sequences), landing pages, lead magnets, pipelines, and imported contact lists. I need someone who can maintain, optimize, and extend what exists.

Typical monthly tasks:

•Building and revising workflows, triggers, and email/SMS drip sequences from copy I provide (I write my own content — you implement it)

• Contact list imports: cleaning CSVs, deduplicating, tagging, and segmenting for campaigns

• Landing page and funnel edits/builds using my existing brand templates

• Pipeline and opportunity stage maintenance

• Calendar/booking setup and tweaks

• Troubleshooting broken automations, failed sends, and deliverability issues

• Monthly campaign performance check (open/reply rates, workflow errors)

Social Media help and posts content provided

Requirements:

• 2+ years hands-on Go High Level experience (agency sub-account experience a plus)

• Strong written English — you'll occasionally proof merge fields and SMS copy

• Familiar with A2P 10DLC compliance for SMS

• Responsive within 24 hours on weekdays (I'm US Central time; overlap not required, but reliable turnaround is)

• 90%+ Job Success Score preferred

To apply, please answer these questions (applications without answers will be skipped):

1. Describe a specific GHL workflow you built — the trigger, the logic, and the business result.

2. Have you handled a contact list import with deduplication and tagging? Briefly describe your process.

3. What's your experience with A2P 10DLC registration or SMS deliverability in GHL?

Budget: $5–15/hr depending on experience. I'll start the right candidate with a small paid test task (building one 5-step email/SMS sequence from provided copy) before committing to monthly work. Long-term relationship preferred — I'd rather train one great person on my system than rotate freelancers.

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