Marlo
An AI marketing assistant that watches a GoHighLevel sub-account from Telegram: daily lead-leak checks, a morning brief, and CRM actions that run only after one-tap approval.
Joe Mar Asis, Senior GoHighLevel Specialist
Six years across roughly 1,600 GoHighLevel sub-accounts: CRM architecture, automations, funnels, integrations, and custom tools when the platform stops short.
Six custom tools, each built to close a real operational gap and designed to be sold as part of an agency's offer.
An AI marketing assistant that watches a GoHighLevel sub-account from Telegram: daily lead-leak checks, a morning brief, and CRM actions that run only after one-tap approval.
Landing page QA that compares a live page against approved copy word by word, flags dead buttons and broken links, and turns reviewer corrections into lasting rules.
Renames and color-groups GoHighLevel tabs by client, follows you when you switch accounts, and opens a search palette that jumps to any page you have visited.
Scans a business's website for likely A2P messaging-registration rejection issues and suggests fixes before the application goes in.
A client portal with email-code access, an admin panel, packet submissions, vendor details, and automated reminder emails.
One search across hundreds of client accounts spanning an agency's CRM, automation, chat, and project tools.
Sub-accounts, pipelines, and dashboards structured around how the business actually sells.
Follow-up, routing, and internal logic that keeps leads moving without manual chasing.
Pages, forms, and booking flows built to convert, then checked after launch.
Zapier, Make, webhooks, and custom code connecting GoHighLevel to the rest of the stack.
Lead qualification, follow-up routing, and human handoff with approval controls.
Client onboarding systems and the day-to-day help that keeps accounts healthy.
Every build documented so the team can run, audit, and improve it.
Dashboards leadership can read, and steady iteration on what the numbers say.
Map the offer, the sales process, the bottlenecks, and the outcomes the system has to support.
Structure the CRM, connect the tools, and build the workflows around how the team operates.
Check the lead path, conditions, exceptions, data, and handoffs before anyone relies on it.
A walkthrough plus usable SOPs, so the system keeps working without me in the room.
The stack, working as one.

Joe Asis has spent six years inside GoHighLevel: running sub-accounts at agency scale, writing the SOPs teams operate on, and training the VAs who use them day to day.
He works across the whole build: the plan, the CRM and automations behind it, the integrations, and the walkthrough when it is done.
The goal is always the same: a system the business can rely on, documented well enough that anyone can run it.
Tell me what is slowing the business down. We will map what happens next.
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