Sending SMS messages through GoHighLevel is an effective way to maintain communication with your clients and leads. GoHighLevel is a comprehensive marketing and CRM platform that allows you to engage with your audience through various channels, including SMS. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to send an SMS through GoHighLevel:
To start sending SMS messages, you need to log in to your GoHighLevel account. If you don't have an account yet, sign up by visiting the GoHighLevel website and choosing a suitable subscription plan.
Once logged in, navigate to the left sidebar and click on the "Contacts" section. This is where you manage the individuals you wish to communicate with via SMS.
Choose a contact from your list to whom you want to send an SMS. If the desired contact isn’t on your list, add them by clicking the "Add Contact" button and filling in the necessary details, ensuring you include a valid mobile phone number.
With your contact selected, navigate to the "Conversations" tab located at the top of the contact's profile. This will open the messaging interface where you can send and receive SMS messages.
In the messaging interface, you will find a text box for composing your message. Type in your SMS content, keeping in mind it should be concise and clear. For mass messaging, GoHighLevel allows you to create templates to save time.
After composing your message, simply click the "Send" button. Your SMS will be delivered to the contact's mobile phone number on file. If you've set up SMS campaigns, ensure that you've scheduled your messages appropriately.
Stay active in the "Conversations" tab to monitor any replies from your contacts. GoHighLevel enables two-way communication, allowing you to promptly respond to any messages, fostering better engagement.
By following these steps, you can efficiently use GoHighLevel to send personalized SMS messages to your contacts, thus improving your marketing efforts and fostering strong customer relationships. SMS messaging is a powerful tool in your communication arsenal, make sure to use it wisely and within the bounds of best practices and regulations.