GoHighLevel is the CRM behind the automation. You don't have to learn it. Ted runs it for you.
GoHighLevel (GHL) is the software that actually sends the missed-call text, books the appointment over chat, follows up on the lead, and asks for the review. TG Group's Ted Gaunt is a GoHighLevel white-label agency operator, about 3 years in, working toward official HighLevel certification. He sets it up and runs it, so a small business gets the results without learning new software.
Based in Altoona, Iowa. Serving small businesses across the state.
What GoHighLevel actually is
Strip away the acronym and the sales pitches, and it's a CRM (customer relationship management system) with automation built in. Here's what that means in practice.
One place for every lead and customer
Every call, text, form fill, and booking lands in one system instead of scattered across a phone, an inbox, and a notebook.
The engine behind missed-call text-back
When a call goes to voicemail, GoHighLevel is what fires off the automatic text a few seconds later.
The engine behind AI chat and SMS booking
A customer texting or chatting to grab an appointment is talking to a booking flow built and run inside GoHighLevel.
The engine behind follow-up and reviews
Automated follow-up messages and review requests are workflows set up once inside GoHighLevel, then they just run.
A white-label agency operator, not a DIY software subscription
Plenty of businesses sign up for GoHighLevel directly and never touch half of what it can do, because setting it up right takes real time.
Three simple steps
Take a free class
Ted teaches free "AI for local business" classes at Iowa business organizations. No pitch, just a straight look at what AI and GoHighLevel actually do and don't do for a small business.
Get the AI Tools Assessment
A $297 session where Ted listens to how your business runs and tells you plainly which GoHighLevel automations would help, and which wouldn't be worth your time.
Ted sets it up and runs it
Missed-call text-back, AI chat and SMS booking, lead follow-up, review requests, built inside GoHighLevel. Many businesses keep Ted on afterward to manage the automation and add more as they grow.
AI Tools Assessment
- A real conversation about how your business actually runs
- A plain-English report on which GoHighLevel automations would genuinely help
- No pressure to buy anything you don't need
- If you want Ted to set up and run GoHighLevel for you, he can do that too
GoHighLevel setup, answered plainly
What is GoHighLevel?
A CRM and automation platform. It's the software sitting behind missed-call text-back, AI chat and SMS booking, automated lead follow-up, and review requests. Most small businesses never log into it directly; an agency sets it up and runs it for them.
Do I have to learn GoHighLevel myself?
No. TG Group sets it up and runs it for you as a white-label agency. You get the results without learning the software behind it.
Is Ted Gaunt certified in GoHighLevel?
Ted operates a GoHighLevel white-label agency with about three years of hands-on experience and is currently working toward official HighLevel certification.
How do I get started?
It starts with the $297 AI Tools Assessment, a real conversation about how your business runs, followed by a plain-English report on which GoHighLevel automations would actually help.
One person, not a call center
TG Group is run by Ted Gaunt, based in Altoona, Iowa, through his business Easy Biz Tech. Ted spent 30 years running his own small businesses before turning to this work, and he's been running a GoHighLevel white-label agency for about three years, currently working toward official HighLevel certification.
His clients so far are the kind of small local businesses that find him by word of mouth: the businesses people already know and trust, plus churches, ministries, and musicians. He's one person who listens first, then sets up and runs GoHighLevel so you don't have to.
Ted Gaunt, Easy Biz Tech
Ready to see what GoHighLevel would do for your business?
Call and talk it through, or ask a question first. Either way, it's a real conversation, not a sales script.