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AO Scan Coaching Sales Funnel Built in GoHighLevel
I designed and built a high-converting sales funnel for an AO Scan Coaching business using GoHighLevel. The funnel was created to educate visitors about how AO Scan technology supports overall wellness and helps identify potential health imbalances while guiding them toward booking a coaching session.
The funnel included:
A professionally designed landing page that clearly explains the benefits of the AO Scan coaching service.
A booking page with the client's calendar fully integrated, allowing visitors to schedule appointments without leaving the funnel.
A secure checkout page for a seamless booking and payment experience.
The funnel was designed with a clean, modern layout, persuasive messaging, and a user-friendly experience to build trust, increase conversions, and simplify the client booking process. By integrating the calendar directly into the funnel, the entire customer journey from learning about the service to scheduling an appointment was streamlined into one smooth experience.
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Spent some time on and off building something just for fun: a live voting site for the argument that never ends — Messi vs Ronaldo.
The football angle is just the hook. Underneath it's closer to a small product than a toy:
- Real payments, real-time — $1 buys a vote, and the global and per-country standings update live as they land
- A 14-tier progression system, Debutant up to GOAT, each level earned and never lost, with three visual card finishes (stands / pitch / history) as you climb
- Every voter gets their own generated card — name, country, camp, vote count — with a shareable page of its own
- A full visual identity built from scratch: stat-heavy and editorial rather than templated
No prizes, no payouts — it's a fan-support board, not a betting site. What I actually wanted to test was whether a dead-simple mechanic (pick a side, back it with money) could carry its own visual language and hold up on repeat visits.
If this one lands, I'd like to keep going with the same format for other sports — there's no shortage of GOAT arguments to settle.
Support and go pick a side: thegoatdebate.io
Might turn this into a proper case study once there's more to show — for now, curious what a design-minded crowd makes of the execution.
Well done! 🚀
Picture every dollar that touches your funnel this week as water instead of money.
Some of it moves cleanly from one place to the next. It hits the landing page, flows into the opt-in, moves into the inbox, and lands in the cart. Nothing about it looks unusual, because nothing about it should. Clean systems move revenue the way clean pipes move water. Quietly.
Now picture the leaks. Not a burst pipe. A single hairline crack at the confirmation page, at the automation that never fired, at the email sequence that goes silent right after checkout. Nothing bursts. Nothing sets off an alarm. It just seeps out, slowly enough that the dashboard still looks fine at a glance.
Most revenue leaks are invisible for exactly this reason. They don't fail. They quietly underperform, in a way that never quite reaches the threshold of an emergency.
Before the week closes, it's worth picturing your own funnel as that pipe system, one section at a time. Not looking for the burst. Looking for the hairline crack that's been there long enough that it stopped registering as a problem at all.
