Say Hello to Cleaner Pages with Nested URL Structure

It’s easy to shrug this off as a small change, but a nested URL structure solves a bunch of little problems that most of us have just gotten used to.

1. Google Likes Organized URLs

Let’s face it, Google doesn’t “understand” your content—it looks at clues. A clean, well-structured URL is one of those clues. So /services/design/logos is a lot more helpful than just services-design-logos. This kind of nested URL structure also better signals content hierarchy.

2. Your Site Looks More Put-Together

When someone’s browsing your site and the URL looks clean, it gives off the right vibe. It tells people you know what you’re doing. It’s a subtle thing, but it matters.

3. You Can Finally Organize Things Properly

If you’ve got different product categories or webinars that span multiple sessions, a nested URL structure just makes sense. No more naming gymnastics.

4. Your Sitemap Now Actually Reflects Reality

Before, your sitemap was kind of a mess. Now, it mirrors your content structure, which helps search engines crawl and index everything more accurately.

Before this update, you could try to add slashes to your URLs, but GoHighLevel would just flatten them. You’d type /blog/june-update, and it would get changed to blog-june-update.

Now? You can type slashes and they stay exactly how you wrote them.

And it works across the board:

• Funnels
• Websites
• Online stores
• Webinars

Even the sitemap respects the nested URL structure.

You don’t need to do anything fancy to use the nested URL structure feature. Here’s how to get started:

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 main areas that you work in when using GHL.

1.1 Click on the ‘Sites’ Menu Item.

• Access the ‘Sites’ section of GoHighLevel
  • You’ll now be in the ‘Sites’ section of GHL, where you can access the ‘Funnels’, ‘Websites’, ‘Stores’, and ‘Webinars’ sections from the top menu.

1.2 Choose the type of page you want to edit:

• Click on either ‘Funnels’, ‘Websites’, ‘Stores’, or ‘Webinars’
  • This opens up the section where your respective pages or campaigns are listed.

1.3 Click on the specific page or step you want to edit.

• This will open the page settings for that item.

2.1 Click on the Settings icon of the page or step you want to change the URL.

2.2 Locate the ‘Path’ field and type your new nested URL using slashes.

• Example: type /about/team instead of about-team

• You can now use real slashes to reflect nested URL structures
• Valid examples:
  • /services/design/logos
  • /store/kitchen/cookware
  • /webinar/2025/july

2.3 Click the ‘Update Page’ button.

• Make sure your changes are saved before exiting.

Quick Pro Tips:

• Keep nested paths short and meaningful.
• Use keywords in the URL to improve SEO.
• Avoid using symbols or special characters in URLs.
• Update any internal links pointing to old, flattened URLs.

GoHighLevel’s new nested URL structure support might not seem flashy, but it’s honestly one of the more useful things they’ve rolled out lately.

It fixes something that’s been kind of clunky for a while and makes your site cleaner, more organized, and better for search engines. Plus, it just feels better when you’re building things.

Give it a try. Update a couple of your pages and see how much smoother it feels.

Already using it? Would love to hear how you’re structuring your stuff. Everyone has their own style—share yours.