Mike Petritis Discusses HighLevel Local Chapters

TL;DR

HighLevel Local Chapters are discussed, focusing on in-person connection and growth. No action is required from HighLevel users regarding this discussion.

Who this affects

This information affects all Go HighLevel agency owners and SaaS entrepreneurs interested in community building or in-person networking. It affects those who might consider joining or opening a HighLevel Local Chapter. HighLevel has not confirmed who is specifically affected by these discussions beyond general interest.

What changed

Mike Petritis, President of Eliix Marketing, discusses HighLevel Local Chapters. The session covers building automation. Mike Petritis discusses why HighLevel Local Chapters are important to him. The session covers why in-person connection matters as AI grows. The session covers what happens when HighLevel users gather. The session covers how to find a local chapter. The session covers how to open a local chapter. The session covers how HighLevel supports scalable growth. HighLevel has not confirmed any limits or plan gating related to local chapters. HighLevel has not confirmed the rollout status of local chapters.

Where to find it

HighLevel has not published a specific location within the product for this topic. Information on HighLevel Local Chapters would likely be found on HighLevel's community pages, events section, or via direct communication channels. This discussion was sourced from a HighLevel YouTube video.

How agencies will use this

Agencies might consider engaging with HighLevel Local Chapters to network with other HighLevel users. An agency owner could attend a local chapter meeting to learn new automation strategies discussed by peers, applying them to their client sub-accounts. They might seek to understand how other agencies are leveraging HighLevel features like workflows or snapshots to manage their client base more effectively. Alternatively, an agency owner motivated by this discussion could follow the steps outlined to open their own local chapter, serving as a hub for other HighLevel users in their region. This could lead to knowledge sharing on topics like lead generation funnels or client onboarding processes, enhancing their agency's capabilities.

Our take

This is a major update in terms of community engagement, but it does not introduce new product features or require immediate action. The discussion highlights an avenue for agencies to learn and connect outside of the core HighLevel platform. It addresses the importance of community as technology evolves. For agencies focused strictly on product updates, this is a minor piece of information this week. For those looking to expand their network or seeking peer advice, it is highly relevant.