GoHighLevel Marketing Template Update

This marketing template update gives GoHighLevel users a fresh batch of ready-made assets across several tools. The release includes new options for websites, surveys, blogs, social posts, Facebook ads, Google ads, LinkedIn ads, and snapshots.

The update adds one marketing agency website template, one survey template, one medical blog template, eight social templates, five Facebook ad templates, five Google ad templates, and seven LinkedIn ad templates. The new options cover niches like home services, health and wellness, finance, real estate, consulting, and creative services.

There is also a new Pharmacy Snapshot for users working in the medical space. The big win here is simple. You now have more starting points inside GHL, which can help you build faster and spend less time creating every campaign asset from scratch.

The latest marketing template update gives GoHighLevel users more ready-made designs to work with. In this walkthrough, we’ll use the new Marketing Agency website template as an example.

This is a good example because it shows the full process from opening the Websites area to choosing a template, reviewing it, and editing it inside the GHL website builder.

Here are the steps we will follow:

• Open the Websites area.
• Start from a template.
• Find a Marketing Agency template.
• Preview and choose the template.
• Customize and publish the website.

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

• The main menu on the left side of your screen includes the main areas you use in GoHighLevel.

1.1 Click Sites.

• This opens the Sites area inside your GHL sub-account.

1.2 Click Websites in the top menu.

• The Websites section will open.
• You will see the websites already saved inside the sub-account.

1.3 Click New Website.

• This opens the Create New Website window.

• GoHighLevel gives you a few ways to create a new website.

2.1 Click From Templates.

• This selects the ready-made website template option.
• You can also see options to build from blank or use AI.

2.2 Click Continue.

• The Template Library will open.
• You can now browse the available website designs.

• The Template Library includes categories that help you narrow down the available designs.

3.1 Review the Browse Categories section on the left.

• You will see options such as Automotive, Creative, Financial, Health & Wellness, Home Services, Marketing Agency, Medical, and more.

3.2 Click Marketing Agency.

• GHL will filter the template results to show Marketing Agency website designs.
• The selected category will also appear above the results.

3.3 Click Preview on the template you want to review.

• This opens the full website preview.
• You can check the design before adding it to your account.

• The preview screen lets you review the website before you add it to your account.

4.1 Use the desktop, tablet, and mobile icons at the top.

• These let you see how the template looks on different screen sizes.
• Check each view before choosing the design.

4.2 Click Choose Template when you are happy with the layout.

• GHL will add the template to your sub-account.
• The website will then open inside the builder.

• Once the template opens in the builder, you can update the content and design to match the business.

5.1 Click the text, image, button, or section you want to edit.

• The selected element will become active inside the builder.
• In this example, the headline has been selected.

5.2 Use the tools across the top of the builder.

• These tools help you add and manage page elements and sections.

5.3 Use the settings panel on the right.

• The options will change based on the element you select.
• You can adjust settings such as text, typography, styles, spacing, and animations.

5.4 Use the desktop, tablet, and mobile view options.

• Check the website on different screen sizes while you edit it.

5.5 Click Preview when you want to review the website.

• This gives you a final look at the page before publishing.

5.6 Click Publish when the website is ready.

• Check your copy, images, buttons, links, forms, and layout first.
• Make sure the branding and offer match the client or business.

Once the template is added, the main structure is already there. Your job is to make it fit the business by updating the branding, copy, images, links, forms, and offer before you publish it.

The marketing template update gives you a faster way to start, but the template should still feel like it belongs to the business. Before you publish anything, replace the sample copy, images, colors, logo, contact details, and offers. A good template gives you the structure. Your edits make it useful.

Keep the first round of changes simple. Start with the message, branding, buttons, forms, and links before changing the layout. This helps you avoid spending time rebuilding a design that already works. Always check the desktop, tablet, and mobile views as you edit, since a page can look good on one screen and need a small fix on another.

If you manage several GHL clients, save time by creating a repeatable process for each template you use. Check every call to action, test the forms, confirm the right calendar or workflow is connected, and review the page as if you were the customer. Templates can speed up the build, but a quick final check is what keeps small mistakes from reaching a live campaign.

This marketing template update can help you move from idea to launch with less setup work. Instead of building every page, ad, or social asset from scratch, you can start with a ready-made design and spend more time improving the message, offer, and final details.

For agencies, this can make it easier to handle more client work without adding extra build time to every project. A home services client can start with an HVAC ad template. A real estate client can use a LinkedIn ad template. A marketing agency can begin with a full website layout and then adjust the branding and content to fit the business.

The biggest gain is consistency. When you use a strong template as your starting point, it becomes easier to follow the same build process across different accounts. That can mean faster setup, fewer missed steps, and more time to focus on the parts of the campaign that actually need your attention.

This marketing template update gives GoHighLevel users more practical starting points for websites, ads, social content, surveys, blogs, and snapshots. The biggest benefit is simple. You can spend less time building from a blank page and more time shaping the message, offer, and final setup.

The new templates can also help agencies stay more consistent across client work. Start with the layout that fits the job, make the right edits, test everything, and then publish with confidence.

Take a look through the new templates inside GHL and see which one fits your next project. Which template from this update do you think you’ll use first?