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Iām Micheal, a CRM and sales funnel specialist. I help businesses improve how they capture, organize, and follow up with leads using CRM systems and automation.
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The gap after "booked" - where dental GHL setups quietly leak production
Most dental GHL setups I see do the front half well: missed-call text-back, online scheduling, reminders, recalls. Then production stalls anyway, and the agency gets blamed for "leads that don't convert."
The leak is almost never the leads. It's the treatment that was presented in the chair and never scheduled. The patient leaves with a plan worth real money, the front desk intends to follow up, and life happens. No system owns that gap, so the gap wins.
The fix is stock GHL, no add-ons:
1. A separate pipeline for treatment follow-up, with stages like: Presented - Unscheduled / Follow-up in progress / Scheduled / Completed / Declined.
2. When an appointment completes with treatment presented, the coordinator drops an opportunity in. Ten seconds at checkout.
3. A workflow runs the cadence: task for the front desk on day 1, SMS from the practice on day 2, email on day 5 that mentions financing options, one more SMS on day 12. If the stage changes to Scheduled, everything stops.
4. Declined goes quiet for 90 days, then one polite check-in.
The automation doesn't close anything - it just makes sure a human touch happens on schedule instead of when someone remembers. In my experience that alone changes what a practice thinks of its agency.
Happy to share the exact stage names and trigger logic if it helps anyone.
Matt Larson
Case Acceptance Lab
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The hidden cost most GHL agencies never calculate
Hey GHL fam š
Quick math for agency owners:
20 min per table update Ć 3 times a week Ć 5 clients Ć 52 weeks = 260 hours a year
At $75/hour = $19,500 in unbillable time.
That's not a small inefficiency. That's a part-time salary paid in lost hours ā silently, every week, across every client.
And it all comes from one thing: client data living in Google Sheets that someone has to manually sync to their GHL site every time something changes.
Here's the fix:
Connect the client's Google Sheet to ZenTables
Style the table once to match their brand
Drop one embed into a GHL Custom HTML element
Done ā client updates the Sheet, site updates automatically
Zero developer involvement after setup. Zero ongoing maintenance.
Works for pricing tables, service menus, property listings, team directories, lead dashboards ā anything clients manage themselves.
Free to start: zen-tables.com
What's your agency's number? Calculate it and drop it below š
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