Media Library

Advanced VSL Player in Go High Level: Innovating to Boost Conversions
Video Sales Letters (VSLs) are powerful tools for capturing and converting prospects into customers. However, the success of a VSL greatly depends on how it’s presented and how it retains viewer attention. Inspired by innovative features from external tools, I propose the development of an advanced VSL player directly within Go High Level. This player would integrate features designed to maximize retention, engagement, and ultimately, conversions. Innovative Features for the Proposed VSL Player a. Dynamic and Intelligent Progress Bar Perceived video length plays a key role in keeping users engaged. The proposed player would include a progress bar that: Simulates speed at the beginning: The progress bar moves faster during the first few seconds, creating the impression that the video is short. Gradually slows down: As the video progresses, the bar slows to match the actual runtime of the content. Psychological impact: This behavior leverages user psychology, reducing early drop-offs and keeping viewers engaged longer. b. Autoplay Without Sound When the page loads, the video automatically plays on mute, adhering to modern browser policies. Prompt to enable sound: An attractive message invites users to click to activate audio. Video restarts: When the user clicks to enable sound, the video restarts from the beginning, ensuring they watch the content fully with sound. c. Custom Thumbnails Before playback, a custom thumbnail optimized to capture user attention is displayed, highlighting key elements such as the title or an enticing offer. Thumbnails can be configured directly within Go High Level’s page editor. d. Synchronized Call-to-Action Buttons CTA buttons appear at strategic points in the video, such as after presenting a key benefit or showcasing an offer. These buttons are automatically synced to specific video timestamps and can direct users to checkout pages or the next step in the funnel. e. Resume Playback If users leave the page, the player remembers the exact point they left off and allows them to resume from there on their next visit. This can be configured using cookies or leveraging Go High Level’s lead tracking features. f. Built-In A/B Testing Enables uploading two versions of the VSL and running A/B tests to evaluate performance. The player alternates between the versions automatically and provides detailed metrics, such as completion rates and CTA clicks. g. Reinforcement Messages (Mini-Hooks) Pop-up messages appear at key moments in the video to highlight additional benefits or address common objections. These notes are synced with the video and customizable through the page editor. h. User Analytics Provides detailed data on view times, interactions with CTAs, and completion rates. Metrics are integrated directly into Go High Level’s dashboard for centralized management. Key Benefits of Integration Increased retention: Users perceive the content as shorter, encouraging them to stay engaged longer. Higher conversions: Features like synchronized CTAs and reinforcement messages drive user action. Enhanced user experience: Optimized design keeps viewers engaged, building trust and satisfaction. Complete integration: Everything is managed within the platform, eliminating the need for external tools. How It Could Be Implemented in Go High Level Setup in the Page Builder: Add a dedicated block for the VSL player with fully configurable options. Support for Custom Scripts: Enable customization for behaviors like dynamic progress bars and sound activation prompts. Compatibility with Native Analytics: Integrate player metrics directly into Go High Level’s dashboard. Conclusion An advanced VSL player in Go High Level would not only significantly enhance user experience but also provide businesses with a powerful tool to optimize their sales funnels. With these features, Go High Level would position itself as the ideal platform for managing complete funnels efficiently and effectively. I hope this proposal is considered to further improve the platform's capabilities. I’m open to collaborating on its design or initial testing. 🚀 What do you think, development team? 😊 DEMO VSL VIDEO REPRODUCTOR: https://vturb.com/en
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Enhanced Media Library File Types
To enhance the functionality and versatility of the Media Library, we propose adding support for a wide range of file types across various categories: Design & Creative Files: Including Illustrator files (.ai, .eps), Photoshop files (.psd, .psb), InDesign files (.indd, .idml), and CorelDRAW files (.cdr). Presentation & Document Files: Supporting PowerPoint files (.ppt, .pptx, .pps, .ppsx), Keynote files (.key), and interactive PDF portfolios (.pdf). Audio & Video Files: Enabling storage of project files such as Adobe Premiere (.prproj), Sony Vegas (.veg), and Adobe After Effects (.aep), along with audio project files like Ableton Live (.als), FL Studio (.flp), and Logic Pro (.logicx). Application & System Files: Adding support for executable files (.exe, .dmg, .apk, .app), and installers (.msi, .pkg, .deb). Web & Interactive Media Files: Incorporating formats like Flash media files (.swf, .fla, .flv), HTML & CSS files (.html, .css), and JavaScript files (.js). 3D & CAD Files: Supporting 3D model files (.obj, .fbx, .stl) and CAD files (.dwg, .dxf) to cater to technical and design needs. Archive Files: Enabling storage of compressed formats such as .zip, .rar, .7z, .tar, and .gz for easier file management. Other Useful Formats: Including font files (.ttf, .otf, .woff), spreadsheet files (.xls, .xlsx, .csv), and database files (.mdb, .accdb, .sqlite, .sql). This comprehensive expansion will empower users to manage a diverse range of files within the Media Library, streamlining workflows and fostering seamless collaboration across industries
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