Own your agency and choose tools.
Whose name each account should be in on a client project, where your client details live, and how to leave a tool without losing your history.
GoHighLevel for a one-person AI agency: what it is and who it suits
What is GoHighLevel, and does it suit web designers running a one-person AI agency? What's inside, what designers like, what gives them pause, who it suits.
How to be a manager on a client's Google Business Profile, not the owner
How a one-person AI agency gets manager access to a client's Google Business Profile without owning it: what each role can do, the invite, and handing it back.
Duda vs building client sites with your AI agent
Is Duda right for a one-person AI agency? Duda's client tools and hosting compared fairly with building sites with your AI agent: budget, control, leaving.
Can you move a website off GoHighLevel?
Can you export a GoHighLevel website? What HighLevel's help centre says, what you can take, and how an AI agency rebuilds without losing the domain or traffic.
Who owns what in a client project: domain, hosting, email and numbers
Should your AI agency or the client own each account? A plain rule, account by account, for domains, hosting, email, phone numbers and the tools in between.
Notion, a spreadsheet or an agency app: where should client records live?
Client records for a one-person AI agency compared: a spreadsheet, Notion or an app like ClickUp. What each is good at, what goes missing, how to leave later.