GHL Campaign Template Update: 15 New Templates Added

This Campaign Template Update adds 15 new templates across GoHighLevel. Most of them are built for paid ads, with new options for Facebook, Google, and LinkedIn. There is also one new Survey template.

The Facebook templates cover Automotive Dealership & Sales and B2B Marketing Agency. Google gets templates for Recruiting Services, Direct Primary Care Provider, Event Marketing, Intellectual Property Law Firm, and Travel Insurance. LinkedIn gets seven new options, including B2B Appointment Setting, Business Valuation, UX/UI Design, Executive Ghostwriting, Grant Writing, and Commercial and Industrial Real Estate.

For agencies, the value is simple. You have more ready-made starting points for different industries and ad channels, which can cut down setup time. You still need to adjust the message, offer, branding, and targeting, but you do not have to build every campaign from scratch.

The Campaign Template Update adds two new Facebook Ad templates to GoHighLevel. One is built for Automotive Dealership & Sales, and the other is made for B2B Marketing Agencies. Both give users a faster way to start building ad campaigns without creating every part from zero.

For agencies, these templates can help speed up the first draft of a campaign. You can use the layout and structure as a base, then change the copy, images, offer, and call to action to match the client. The template should save setup time, but the final ad still needs to fit the audience and the goal.

This is where the update becomes useful in day-to-day work. Instead of building a new Facebook campaign from scratch for every client, you can start with a solid framework and focus more on the message, targeting, and follow-up.

The Campaign Template Update adds five new Google Ad templates to GoHighLevel. These cover Recruiting Services, Direct Primary Care, Event Marketing, Intellectual Property Law, and Travel Insurance. It is a useful mix for agencies that work with service-based businesses.

The main benefit is speed. Instead of building every Google campaign from a blank page, you can start with a structure that already fits the type of service being promoted. From there, you can adjust the headlines, offer, keywords, location, and landing page to match the client.

These templates should make the setup process easier, but they still need a proper review before launch. The best results will come from matching the ad to real search intent and making sure the message fits what the customer is actually looking for.

The Campaign Template Update adds seven new LinkedIn Ad templates to GoHighLevel. These cover Grant Writing, B2B Appointment Setting, Business Valuation, UX/UI Design, Executive LinkedIn Ghostwriting, Commercial Real Estate, and Industrial Real Estate.

This part of the update is especially useful for agencies working with B2B clients. Instead of building each campaign from scratch, you can start with a layout that already fits a professional service offer. Then you can adjust the copy, images, audience, and call to action to match the client.

The real value is saving time without losing control. The template gives you the base, but the final campaign still needs a clear offer and strong message. That makes these new LinkedIn templates a practical starting point, not a finished campaign.

The Campaign Template Update also adds one new Survey template for Membership Dues. It is a smaller part of the release, but it gives GHL users another ready-made option outside of paid ads.

This template can help businesses collect member details, payment-related information, or other data tied to a membership process. Agencies can use it as a base, then change the questions, labels, and wording to fit the client.

The main benefit is simple. You get a faster starting point and less setup work. Before using it live, make sure the fields match the process and test the survey from start to finish.

One simple way to use this Campaign Template Update is to start with the new Survey template. GoHighLevel lets you open the Survey Template Library, browse the available designs, preview a template, and then customize it inside the Survey Builder.

Here are the steps we will follow:

• Open the Surveys area.
• Choose a Survey Template.
• Browse the Survey Template Library.
• Preview and Choose the Template.
• Customize and Save the Survey.

To start, make sure you are logged in to the correct GoHighLevel sub-account.

• Survey templates are found inside the Sites section of your GoHighLevel sub-account.

1.1 Click Sites from the main left-hand menu.

• This opens the main Sites area in GoHighLevel.

1.2 Click Surveys from the top menu.

• This opens the Surveys section where you can view and manage your existing Surveys.

1.3 Click + Create survey in the top-right corner.

• This opens the options for creating a new Survey.

• GoHighLevel gives you two ways to start a new Survey.

2.1 Select From templates.

• This lets you start with one of the ready-made Survey designs instead of building one from scratch.

2.2 Click Continue.

• GoHighLevel will open the Survey Template Library so you can browse the available templates.

• The Survey Template Library gives you several ways to narrow down the available options.

3.1 Select All templates from the left-hand menu.

• This lets you browse the full collection of Survey templates.

3.2 Use Browse categories to choose a business type or industry.

• Click Show more if you need to see additional categories.

3.3 Review the active filters.

• GoHighLevel shows the categories or filters currently applied.
• You can also use the search bar, tags, brand board colors, and other filters to narrow the results.

3.4 Click Preview on a template you want to review.

• This lets you check the survey before adding it to your account.

• The preview screen lets you review the design before you start editing it.

4.1 Check the survey on different screen sizes.

• Use the desktop, tablet, and mobile icons at the top of the preview.
• This helps you see how the Survey will look on different devices.

4.2 Click Choose template when you are happy with the design.

• GoHighLevel will add the Survey template to your sub-account and open it in the Survey Builder.

• Once the template opens in the Survey Builder, you can change it to match the business, offer, or information you want to collect.

5.1 Use the + button and device controls on the left.

• These tools let you add content and check how the Survey looks on desktop and mobile.

5.2 Use Quick Add or Add Object Fields.

• These options let you add new fields and elements to the Survey.

5.3 Choose the fields you want to include.

• You can add items such as Full Name, First Name, Last Name, Date of Birth, Phone, Email, and payment-related fields.

5.4 Use the top menu to manage the Survey.

• The Edit, Settings, Integrate, Submissions, Notifications, and Analytics tabs give you access to the main Survey options.

5.5 Use the editing controls when making changes.

• You can use the undo, redo, and other editing tools while working on the Survey.

5.6 Preview and save your changes.

• Click Preview to test the finished Survey.
• Click Save to keep your changes before using it in a live campaign.

The new Survey template in this Campaign Template Update gives you a useful starting point, but it should still be customized before you use it. Update the fields, wording, design, and settings so the Survey fits the actual business and purpose.

The Campaign Template Update gives you a faster way to get started, but the best results still come from making each template your own. A few small changes can make the final campaign feel more relevant to the business and the audience.

Start by changing the copy, images, colors, and call to action so they match the client. Do not rely on the template wording as the final version. You should also check every form, link, field, and button before launch so nothing gets missed.

If you manage several client accounts, save the versions that work well and use them as a base for future campaigns. The template helps with setup, but your strategy, offer, and message are what make the campaign useful.

The Campaign Template Update should mainly help you save setup time. Instead of building every ad or Survey from scratch, you can start with a ready-made layout and focus on the parts that matter most.

For agencies, that can make campaign work more consistent across different client accounts. You can move faster, keep the basic structure clean, and spend more time improving the offer, copy, targeting, and follow-up.

The templates will not guarantee better results on their own. They simply give you a stronger starting point. The final outcome will still depend on how well the campaign fits the audience, offer, and goal.

The Campaign Template Update gives GoHighLevel users 15 new templates across Facebook Ads, Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads, and Surveys. The biggest benefit is simple. You get a faster starting point, which can save time when building campaigns for your own business or for clients.

These templates still need your input. Review the copy, design, offer, targeting, fields, and calls to action before you use them. A template can make the setup easier, but the final campaign should still match the real business and audience.

If you work with several client accounts, this update is worth checking out. Try a few of the new templates, see which ones fit your workflow, and keep the best ones as starting points for future campaigns.