New Templates Library for GHL

This update adds new templates across the tools you already use in GHL. You get fresh options for a website, email, survey, social posts, and ads.

Here’s what was published in the new templates library: 1 Legal website template, 1 Marketing Agency email template, 1 Legal survey template, 4 social templates split between Insurance and Legal, 5 Google Ad templates across five niches, and 5 LinkedIn Ad templates across five roles.

If you serve any of those niches, you can start with a ready-made layout and structure, then customize the details for the client. That saves time and helps you keep your campaigns consistent.

This new templates library drop includes templates across six areas: Website, Email, Survey, Social, Google Ads, and LinkedIn Ads.

Website Templates

• Legal: 1 new website template

Email Templates

• Marketing Agency: 1 new email template

Survey Templates

• Legal: 1 new survey template

Social Templates

• Insurance: 2 new social templates
• Legal: 2 new social templates

Google Ad Templates

• Home Services: Appliance Service
• Health and Wellness: Natural Wellness
• Finance: Accounting
• Creative: Photography
• Business Coaching and Consulting: Career Coaching

LinkedIn Ad Templates

• Real Estate: Commercial Property Inspector
• Business Coaching and Consulting: Cyber Security Consulting
• Creative: Copy Writer
• Marketing Agency: Digital Marketing
• Real Estate: Title Insurance Representative

New templates library assets are used inside the same places you already build things in GoHighLevel, like Websites, Emails, Surveys, Social, and Ads. In this How-To, we will focus on installing a Website template from the Template Library, then opening it in the editor so you can customize and publish it. A website is a solid example because it impacts first impressions and SEO.

Here are the steps we will follow:

• Access the Websites area in GHL Sites.
• Start a new website from templates.
• Find the Website template in the Template Library.
• Preview the Website template.
• Make quick edits, then publish.

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

• The main menu on the left side of your screen has 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 tell GHL you want to start from templates.

2.1 Select From templates.

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

2.2 Click Continue button.

• This opens the Template Library.

• This is where you filter the library and locate the template you want.

3.1 In the left sidebar, find Browse Categories.

• This is where you filter templates by niche.

3.2 Select the niche category you want.

• For this update, use Legal to find the new Legal website template.

3.3 Confirm the category filter shows near the top of the template results.

• This is a quick check that your filter is working.

3.4 Locate the template card you want to use.

• Once you see it, you are ready to preview it.

3.5 Click Preview on the template card.

• This opens the template preview window.

• This is where you preview the layout before loading it into the editor.

4.1 Scroll through the preview.

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

4.2 If the layout fits your offer, click Choose Template.

• This confirms your selection and starts building the website.

• This is where GoHighLevel loads the Website Editor so you can customize and publish.

5.1 Wait for the Website Editor to open.

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

5.2 Replace the logo first.

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

5.3 Update the main headline and subtext.

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

5.4 Update button links and button text.

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

5.5 Click Preview to check desktop and mobile views.

• Use the device icons to confirm spacing and readability.

5.6 Click Publish in the top right.

• This pushes the website live.

New templates library tips are only helpful if they stop mistakes and save time. Here are three that work in GHL without adding extra steps.

First, pick a template based on the offer, not the niche label. If the layout matches the goal, it will work. Then change the headline, the main call to action, and the proof so it fits the client.

Second, always create a master copy after your first clean edit. Keep one version that is “ready to clone” for future clients. This is where the new templates library starts paying you back.

Third, do a quick placeholder sweep before you publish. Check the logo, buttons, links, footer info, and any sample text. Most bad launches happen because one small placeholder gets missed.

When you use the new templates library in GHL, the first win is speed. You stop staring at a blank page and start with a layout that already makes sense.

You should also see more consistency across client work. Your pages, emails, and ads follow a repeatable structure, so your team spends less time fixing small mistakes and more time finishing builds.

Over time, this makes scaling easier. You can clone what works, swap the details, and launch the next campaign with less effort and fewer surprises.

The new templates library in GHL is simple, but it helps in the places that matter. It gets you out of “blank page mode” and into “publish mode” faster, without cutting corners.

If you want to get value from this update today, do one thing. Pick one niche you serve, load one template, and publish one clean asset. A website, an email, or an ad. Keep it tight, fix the placeholders, and connect it to the next step so leads do not go anywhere.

Have you tried any of the new templates library items yet? If yes, which one saved you the most time?