Nested rows and columns in the GHL page builder

Do not migrate this one

This post explains that GoHighLevel's page builder lets you nest a row inside a column, so two buttons can sit side by side without custom CSS. That is true and it was useful to someone in September 2025. It is not something we should still be publishing.

Who it is written for. A person who is inside the GHL builder all day, dragging elements. That is not one of our three audiences. Our clients are US business owners with revenue who want sales and marketing that keeps running without them. They do not build pages. They pay so they never have to know what a nested column is. The post is written from inside the tool, which is Voice of Technology: strike "GHL", "page builder", "rows", "columns", "CSS" and there is no sentence left.

What it asks for. The only action on the page is "Join The Community" and a free Thursday coaching call. Our IO is a booked strategy call. Community language is correct for the community audience and nowhere else, and a page with a community join as its single ask cannot ladder up to the brand's primary goal. So this page either has the wrong IO or none.

Why not just rewrite it. There is nothing underneath to rewrite toward. The subject is a vendor's release note. We do not control it, we cannot date it, and a tip about a competitor-adjacent platform's UI is not a claim we need to own. Rewriting it would mean inventing a business reason that the original never had.

What to do instead. Let the URL go. If the underlying need is real, showing that we know the tooling, it belongs in the part of a page a buyer reads after they already want it, answering "how", not standing alone as a post.

The honest counter-argument. This post may hold a little search traffic from GHL users. It probably does. But that traffic is other agencies and freelancers, not buyers, and keeping a page alive for the wrong reader costs us the relevance check: a business owner who lands here learns that we write for people like us rather than people like them.