Case Study 01 · Growth Operations · July 2025 – Present

Olivaritennis

Full growth operations for a high-ticket tennis coaching program. I run the CRM, the Skool community, the YouTube content pipeline, and a three-person production team — contributing to $146,951 in managed revenue.

GoHighLevel CRMSkool CommunityYouTube SEOTeam ManagementManyChatBrevoGA4 / UTMCalendlyHTML / CSS / JS
Olivaritennis website
$146,951
Managed Revenue
49
Clients Closed
800+
CRM Leads
121→265
Masterclass Signups

The Full Ops Stack

Julien Olivari runs a high-ticket tennis coaching program (MFX) priced at $2,999 per client. I joined in July 2025 as the operations layer responsible for every system that turns attention into a paying client.

That covers CRM, community, content, team coordination, and the website — all owned and operated by me, with weekly Loom reporting every Sunday.

GoHighLevel Pipeline with 800+ Leads

Built the full GoHighLevel sub-account from scratch: pipeline stages, tag-trigger automations, email and SMS drip sequences, and a lead scoring model with tier segmentation to prioritise high-intent prospects.

Integrated ManyChat for Instagram comment-to-DM automation, Brevo for email marketing with list segmentation, and Calendly with GA4 conversion tracking so every booking was attributed to its source.

GoHighLevel CRM dashboard

YouTube Became the #1 Lead Source

Wrote every YouTube video title, description, chapter markers, and pinned comment with SEO intent. Coordinated thumbnail production with the designer and maintained a consistent upload pipeline from raw footage through to published video.

Tracked performance via GA4 with four-source UTM attribution. By June 2026, YouTube had overtaken Instagram as the number one lead source for the business.

GA4 analytics showing YouTube lead source growth

Community Setup and Member Activation

Set up the Olivaritennis Skool community from Day 1. Changed the URL slug, wrote the gamified onboarding post, structured the classroom, and tracked member sources across 809 members.

Diagnosed and resolved a new-member activation problem that was causing drop-off after joining.

Olivaritennis Skool community

Three-Person Production Team

Managed a video editor (Curmello), thumbnail designer (Takumi), and operations support (Neta) using async coordination via Notion, Slack, and Google Drive.

Structured the full content workflow: editing briefings, thumbnail QA against brand standards, and YouTube upload coordination. Every Sunday I delivered a Loom review to Julien covering performance, pipeline, and the following week's priorities.

What It Produced

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