New Campaign Templates in GoHighLevel

Campaign templates got a solid upgrade with this new batch of ready-to-use assets. The big win is simple. You now have more options across more channels, so you can build a complete campaign without stitching random pieces together.

Here’s what was published: 1 new website template (Marketing Agency), 1 new email template (Insurance), 1 new form template (Creative), and 1 new survey template (Home Services). On top of that, you also got 4 new social templates (Home Services and Health and Wellness), plus new ad templates across Facebook, Google, and LinkedIn for niches like restaurants, legal, real estate, finance, beauty, automotive, and more.

The extra kicker is the new snapshot. It bundles several of these assets into a faster starting point, which is perfect when you want consistency across pages, ads, and follow-up. If you like shipping work quickly, this is the kind of update that helps you move without rushing.

Campaign templates are only useful if you know what you actually got, so here’s the clean rundown. This release covers websites, email, forms, surveys, social posts, and ads, plus a snapshot bundle.

On the template side, there’s 1 website template for Marketing Agency, 1 email template for Insurance, 1 form template for Creative, and 1 survey template for Home Services. Social got 4 new templates total, split between Home Services (2) and Health and Wellness (2).

Ads got the biggest batch. Facebook has 5 templates (Bakery, Mediation and Arbitration Services, Jewelry Designer, Wellness Coaching, Compound Pharmacy). Google has 5 templates (Spa Services, Vehicle Sales, Hospitality Services, Fine Dining Steakhouse, Architectural Design Firm). LinkedIn has 5 templates (Tax Specialist, Commercial Insurance, PPC Management, Real Estate Consulting, SEO Services). And the snapshot pulls several of these assets into one install, so you can start with a full set instead of grabbing items one by one.

Campaign templates are used inside the areas where you build assets in GHL, like Websites, Emails, Forms, Surveys, Social, and Ads. In this How-To, we will focus on installing a Website campaign template from the Template Library, then opening it in the editor so you can customize and publish it. For our example we will use a Website as it often is more critical for SEO and first impressions.

Here are the steps to set up Templates in GoHighLevel.

• Access the Websites area in GHL Sites.
• Start a new website from campaign templates.
• Find and preview the Website campaign template in the Template Library.
• Choose the template and load it into the Website Editor.
• Make the first quick edits before publishing.

To start make sure you are logged in to your GoHighLevel sub-account.

• The Main Menu on the left side of your screen has all the core areas you work in when using GoHighLevel.

1.1 Click Sites in the left menu.

• This opens the Sites section.

1.2 Click Websites from the top Sites navigation.

• This opens the Websites list where you can see existing websites and create a new one.
• For our example we will use a Website as it often is more critical for SEO and first impressions.

1.3 Click the New website button.

• A “Create new website” pop-up window will open.

• This is where you begin the website creation flow and choose to use templates.

2.1 Select From templates.

• This tells GoHighLevel you want to start from the campaign templates library.

2.2 Click Continue button.

• This opens the Template Library.

• This is where you filter the library and preview the template before selecting it.

3.1 In the left sidebar, locate Browse Categories.

• This is where you filter templates by niche.

3.2 Select the Marketing Agency category.

• This narrows the results so you can find the new template faster.

3.3 Locate the template you want to use, then click Preview.

• Preview opens the template so you can scroll and inspect the sections.

3.4 Review the layout and navigation.

• Check the hero section, service sections, CTA buttons, and the menu items.

• This is where you confirm the template and open it for edits.

4.1 Click Choose Template.

• GoHighLevel will build the website and load the editor.

4.2 Wait for the Website Editor to open.

• Once it loads, you will see the page with the template content.

4.3 Confirm you can see the main hero section and buttons.

• This is a quick check that the template loaded correctly before you edit anything.

5.1 Replace the logo.

• Click the logo area and upload your client logo, or your agency logo if this is a demo.

5.2 Update the main headline and subtext.

• Make it match the service and offer you are selling.

5.3 Update button links and button text.

• Click each button and confirm it links to the right page, calendar, or form.

5.4 Click Preview to check desktop and mobile views.

• Use the device icons to confirm spacing and readability.

5.5 Click Publish in the top right.

Campaign templates are fast, but only if you don’t over-edit them. The goal is not to make it “perfect.” The goal is to get it live, get leads, and then improve it based on real data.

Start with the boring stuff first. Swap the logo, change the headline, update the buttons, and fix any contact details. Then test the form and links yourself. If you skip this, you will publish something that looks good but does nothing.

If you want to move even faster, keep one “master” version per niche. Clone it for each client, then only change the offer, location, and call to action. That is how agencies ship campaigns in hours, not days.

Campaign templates should cut your build time fast, especially when you stop trying to redesign everything. Most users can go from “blank screen” to a working draft in the same day because the layout, sections, and basic flow are already done.

You should also see better consistency across channels. Your website, ads, and email follow-up can finally match the same offer and message. That alone helps conversions because people do not feel like they clicked one thing and landed in a totally different world.

For agencies, the biggest result is simpler fulfillment. You can package a quick launch, deliver it clean, and then improve it over time with real feedback. That means fewer long build cycles, fewer revision loops, and more room to focus on tracking and performance.

Campaign templates give you a faster way to sell and fulfill. If you run an agency, you can turn this into a simple “quick launch” offer. Pick a niche template, customize the basics, publish, then move into follow-up and ads. It’s a cleaner process than trying to build everything custom on day one.

This also makes it easier to standardize your work. Build one solid version per niche, then reuse it across clients. You still customize the offer, branding, and links, but the structure stays the same. That means fewer surprises, fewer revisions, and easier training for your team.

The smart play is to package this into a repeatable system. Use the website template as the front end, pair it with the email template for follow-up, add the form or survey for lead capture, then run social or ads to drive traffic. That’s a full campaign in GoHighLevel, and it’s something you can deliver fast and improve over time.

Campaign templates make it easier to launch fast without cutting quality. You get a proven starting point, then you do the few key edits that make it fit your client or offer. Once you’ve done it a couple of times, this becomes a repeatable process instead of a new build every week.

The best way to use this update is to pick one niche, install the website template, and publish a clean version one. Then layer in the form or survey, add basic follow-up, and expand into social or ads when you are ready. Simple, solid, and easy to improve.

Which campaign templates do you want next in GoHighLevel, and what niche are you building for right now?