Case study · Med spa
Ultra Cryo case study: a GoHighLevel dialer and 5-touch cadence
Client: Ultra Cryo & Recovery (Auburndale, Florida)
Services used: GoHighLevel audit, GoHighLevel automation, GoHighLevel setup, GoHighLevel support
Ultra Cryo & Recovery, a med spa in Auburndale, Florida, was running Facebook lead ads into GoHighLevel but had no system for working the leads, so many were never called back. The GoHighLevel Experts audited the account, then rebuilt it around a power-dialer queue, a 5-touch call cadence, lead scoring and a Thryv integration. Conversion rate rose 19 percent and team productivity improved by more than 25 percent.
Key takeaways
- The audit found the cause: a dialer the team used inconsistently and no defined follow-up process.
- The fix: a power-dialer queue, 5 tracked dial attempts per lead, lead scoring and automated pipeline stages.
- Thryv and GoHighLevel stopped sending duplicate reminders once they were integrated.
- The audit forecast a 10 to 20 percent conversion lift. The result was 19 percent.
- Team productivity improved by more than 25 percent as manual work dropped.
The starting point
Ultra Cryo & Recovery offers treatments including cryo slimming and cryofacials across more than one location. The foundations were there: a Wavv dialer connected to GoHighLevel with 3-line dialing, and Facebook lead ads routing leads into workflows. The audit found that the structure around them was missing.
Lead follow-up
- The team used the dialer inconsistently, with no system for which leads to call or when.
- Follow-up attempts weren’t structured or tracked, so ad spend was wasted on leads nobody reached.
- There was no lead scoring, so warm and hot leads weren’t prioritized.
- Leads who clicked a booking link but didn’t book, and people who booked, didn’t show and never rebooked, had no follow-up at all.
Workflows and pipeline
- Several redundant workflows were connected to the same calendars, and one service’s workflow had multiple forms causing conflicting triggers.
- Reminders went out from both GoHighLevel and Thryv, so patients got duplicates.
- Patients had to pick their location at several steps, adding friction to booking.
- The pipeline worked like a tracking sheet: stages called Day 1, Day 2 and Day 3, moved by hand.
- Call attempts and objections weren’t logged, and tags were added inconsistently and never cleaned up.
- Inactive calendars and funnels were still live, and key operational knowledge sat with one person, with no documentation.
The audit
The project started with a GoHighLevel system audit covering six areas: lead conversion and the dialer, workflow structure, pipeline and lead management, calendars and funnels, team collaboration, and the Thryv integration. The report listed every issue with a specific recommendation, and forecast that implementing the system properly should lift conversion by at least 10 to 20 percent. See how the GoHighLevel audit works.
What we built in GoHighLevel
A calling system that doesn’t depend on memory
- Power Dialer smart list of uncontacted leads, so reps always work the right list.
- A dial-attempt counter in a custom field, and a call log after every power-dialer session.
- 5-touch cadence. After 5 attempts with no answer, the lead moves to “Not Interested” automatically.
- Internal alerts every couple of days for hot leads that haven’t had all 5 attempts.
Lead scoring and follow-up for leads who slip
- A 1 to 5 lead score with visual tags, so higher-scoring leads get followed up harder.
- Trigger links on every calendar link. Leads who click but don’t book are tagged, nudged by SMS and email, and flagged to the sales team to book by hand.
- Rebooking automation for cancellations and no-shows.
A pipeline that moves on its own
- Stages that follow the real customer journey, moved automatically by appointment events and status.
- Call logging with dropdowns for objections and no-show reasons.
- Inactivity detection that assigns tasks to team members automatically.
- A single tagging system, documented, with SOPs.
Clean workflows and calendars
- Redundant forms and workflows consolidated; old and inactive workflows, calendars and funnels archived.
- Location selected once in the journey, with location-specific landing pages and calendars.
- Naming conventions marking every calendar and workflow as ACTIVE or ARCHIVED, and a centralized workflow map and SOP document.
Thryv and GoHighLevel, in sync
GoHighLevel and Thryv were connected through an automation platform so new leads and bookings sync between them, and one system controls reminders. No more duplicate messages, and no double data entry.
Results
- Conversion rate up 19 percent, inside the 10 to 20 percent range the audit forecast.
- Team productivity up more than 25 percent, as the manual workload dropped.
What other med spas can take from this
- A dialer is only as good as the process around it. Track attempts, set a fixed cadence and decide when a lead is done.
- Follow up on intent, not just form fills: a clicked booking link is a warm lead.
- Pick one system to send reminders. Two systems sending them confuses patients.
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“Team productivity improved by more than 25%. The system they built just works—we finally have time to focus on our patients.”
FAQ
What did The GoHighLevel Experts build for Ultra Cryo & Recovery?
A GoHighLevel sales system for a med spa running Facebook lead ads: a power-dialer queue for uncontacted leads, a 5-touch call cadence with dial-attempt tracking, lead scoring, automated pipeline stages, rebooking flows for cancellations and no-shows, and a Thryv integration so reminders come from one system.
What results did Ultra Cryo & Recovery get from GoHighLevel?
Conversion rate rose 19 percent and team productivity improved by more than 25 percent, because the manual workload dropped.
How do you stop Facebook leads leaking out of GoHighLevel?
Give every lead a defined calling process: a power-dialer list of uncontacted leads, a counted number of dial attempts, automatic follow-up for people who clicked a booking link but didn't book, and rebooking automation for cancellations and no-shows.