How To Tag A Contact That Clicked A Link Or Downloaded A File In A GoHighLevel Email | Contact Tags

22 Mar 2024 · 5 min
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In this tutorial Shaun Whynacht demonstrates a step‑by‑step method for tracking when a contact clicks a PDF download link in GoHighLevel and automatically tagging that contact. He begins by uploading the presentation PDF to the platform’s Media library and copying its file URL. He then creates a named Trigger Link in the Marketing section using that URL. Next, he builds a workflow that sends an email containing the Trigger Link, adds a “wait for trigger link click” CRM event (with the timeout option left off), and finally adds an action to apply a tag called “downloaded Business presentation” to any contact who clicks the link. Shaun explains the importance of naming the trigger link, how the wait node functions, and notes that while GoHighLevel doesn’t natively tag on click, this workflow provides the needed functionality. The video ends with suggestions for using this pattern in broader campaigns.

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