This might be exactly what you need: 1. Create a dynamic quote page on your website to turn visitors into clients. 2. Utilize a proposal system that automatically inputs client information and service details to save time and impress clients with efficiency. 3. Generate additional revenue by setting up an online store to sell extra products or services related to your core offerings. 4. Incorporate upselling opportunities directly into your client onboarding or planning forms. 5. Develop a centralized contractor dashboard to streamline communication and provide your team with easy access to schedules, client information, and event details.
Hey Jono -- Really appreciating the content. I'm curious if all of these are custom coded into your website or if you're using a CMS in the background. Especially curious how you're contractor database and portal is working.
Hey! Great question. I use Go High Level as my CRM to store the data in, as well as MongoDB to store other databases of information on our contractors, team and certain components of our clients - however the vast majority is Go High Level. If you're interested trying out the CRM, here's the link, and I'll be giving away my blue prints for free for those who sign up using it in the next few days (just finishing it now): jonocatliff.com/gohighlevel/sign-up
All the applications here are built using Next.js, which is a framework of React (javascript). 90% data is pulled in from Go High Level, the other 10% is pulled from a custom MongoDB database I created
@@jonocatliff Thanks for sharing. It's really intriguing to me, outside of my scope for right now but something that I am curious about. We work in events and I'm looking at building out a couple of different databases and so the dashboard like that was really interesting to me.
Awesome video once again, Jono! Thank you. I’m very curious about the automated planning timeline implementation (at 5:04) and how you did that. Is that custom coded or is there a tool you’re using?
Hey! All of these are custom coded, but you should be able to do the same thing using any webbuilder! You'd just need to have three containers per row, and change the widths so that it starts at different points and goes for a certain length :)
@@jonocatliff I want to build something like this within google slides. So that I have an automated timeline based on input I get from a form. I have had mixed success with importing google slides charts, but the updating of those charts is higher level. Maybe a good idea for a future video?
Hey! Thanks for the reply. I'm not entirely sure how to do this because I've always just custom coded system at this level of complexity. However, you might be able to create the chart in Google Sheets, and reference that in your slide. Not sure, but it's worth a shot!
This might be exactly what you need:
1. Create a dynamic quote page on your website to turn visitors into clients.
2. Utilize a proposal system that automatically inputs client information and service details to save time and impress clients with efficiency.
3. Generate additional revenue by setting up an online store to sell extra products or services related to your core offerings.
4. Incorporate upselling opportunities directly into your client onboarding or planning forms.
5. Develop a centralized contractor dashboard to streamline communication and provide your team with easy access to schedules, client information, and event details.
Kudos to your amazing company, state-of-the art onboarding experience for your customers!
Hey, thanks so much Alex, really appreciate it!
please share a tutorial like this, a basic is also oka :)
Hey Jono -- Really appreciating the content. I'm curious if all of these are custom coded into your website or if you're using a CMS in the background. Especially curious how you're contractor database and portal is working.
Hey! Great question. I use Go High Level as my CRM to store the data in, as well as MongoDB to store other databases of information on our contractors, team and certain components of our clients - however the vast majority is Go High Level. If you're interested trying out the CRM, here's the link, and I'll be giving away my blue prints for free for those who sign up using it in the next few days (just finishing it now): jonocatliff.com/gohighlevel/sign-up
@@jonocatliff So the dashboard for your contractors is created in Go High Level?
All the applications here are built using Next.js, which is a framework of React (javascript). 90% data is pulled in from Go High Level, the other 10% is pulled from a custom MongoDB database I created
@@jonocatliff Thanks for sharing. It's really intriguing to me, outside of my scope for right now but something that I am curious about. We work in events and I'm looking at building out a couple of different databases and so the dashboard like that was really interesting to me.
That's awesome to hear! It's definitely been a game changer for us, so I'd highly recommend it. Best of luck :)
Awesome video once again, Jono! Thank you.
I’m very curious about the automated planning timeline implementation (at 5:04) and how you did that. Is that custom coded or is there a tool you’re using?
Hey! All of these are custom coded, but you should be able to do the same thing using any webbuilder! You'd just need to have three containers per row, and change the widths so that it starts at different points and goes for a certain length :)
@@jonocatliff I want to build something like this within google slides. So that I have an automated timeline based on input I get from a form. I have had mixed success with importing google slides charts, but the updating of those charts is higher level. Maybe a good idea for a future video?
Hey! Thanks for the reply. I'm not entirely sure how to do this because I've always just custom coded system at this level of complexity. However, you might be able to create the chart in Google Sheets, and reference that in your slide. Not sure, but it's worth a shot!