Tools to Run Your Young Living Business

A plain-language guide to the tools a Young Living Brand Partner actually needs: your website, your contacts, your email and follow-up, your classes, and your sales, all in one place instead of scattered across a dozen apps.

Most Brand Partners do not run their business from one place. They run it from wherever each piece happened to land: a Facebook event for the class, a Google Form for the sign-ups, a spreadsheet or a sticky note for who to follow up with, the notes app for what to say. Every piece works on its own. Not one of them talks to the next, and so most of your time goes to carrying information between them.

The tools in this guide are the opposite of that pile of tabs. They are the handful of things it takes to run a Young Living business, built to work together in one system you own. You describe what you want, and GetOiling builds and connects the pieces. This guide walks through what those tools are and what each one does, with a deeper guide on every one so you can build at your own pace.

What does it take to run a Young Living business?

Running a Young Living business comes down to a handful of repeating jobs. You meet people. You share what you love. You teach a class or have a real conversation. You follow up with the people who raised a hand. And you take good care of the ones who say yes, so they keep coming back. That is the whole model, whether you are brand new or leading a team.

What makes it feel hard is rarely the jobs themselves. It is doing them across a dozen disconnected apps, where the follow-up lives in one place and the class in another and the customer list in a third. The tools that truly run a business are the ones that put those jobs in one place and connect them, so the next step is always in front of you instead of lost. That is what GetOiling is built to be.

What tools does a Young Living Brand Partner actually need?

Strip it down and the list is short. A Young Living Brand Partner needs a place people can find her and reach out (a website). A place to keep everyone who does (contacts). A way to stay in touch that people actually welcome (email and text). A way to teach and gather people (classes and events). And a way to follow up without dropping anyone (automated follow-up). Five things, working together.

You do not need a separate subscription for each one. That is the pile most Brand Partners end up with: a website builder, an email service, a form tool, a scheduler, and a spreadsheet, and then hours spent moving information between them. GetOiling is built so those five jobs live under one login, already connected to each other. The cards further down are a guide to each tool, one at a time.

What are the best sales tools for a Young Living business?

Selling in this business is gentler than it sounds. It is making it easy and natural for someone to buy the thing she already wants. The tools that do that are simple: a favorites page where people can shop the products you love any time, a way to run a wellness consult so you can point someone to exactly what fits her goals, and follow-up that remembers to check back so the sale is never left to chance.

What ties them together is that every one of them feeds the same system. Someone shops your favorites, books a consult, or comes to a class, and she lands in your contacts, ready for the follow-up you set up once. That is the difference between a one-time order and a customer who keeps ordering: a tool that helps you keep paying attention, so you are the helpful guide she hears from, not the salesperson she avoids. Each of these has its own guide in the tools below.

How do you get your first Young Living customers?

Your first customers are usually closer than you think. They come from the people already around you, once you give them an easy way to say yes: one real conversation or one small class, a clear next step (a favorites list to shop, a consult to book), and a follow-up so the people who were interested do not slip through the cracks while life gets busy.

A system matters most this early, because the first few customers are the ones most easily lost. You meet someone at a market, she is curious, and by the time you remember to reach out the moment has passed. When the sign-up, the contact record, and the follow-up all happen in one place, that stops happening, and your first check stops depending on you remembering everything. The growth guides below walk through winning those first customers and building from there.

What should you name your Young Living business?

A lot of Brand Partners get stuck here longer than they should, so here is the freeing part: you do not need a clever brand name to start, and you are not naming a corporation. Most Brand Partners who grow steadily simply use their own name, because people follow a person they trust. Your name, or your name plus a word like “Wellness,” is a perfectly good name for your website and your business.

If you want a little more personality later, choose a name that says who you help and how, in plain words, rather than something abstract nobody can spell. The good news is that nothing about the name is permanent or costly to change on a GetOiling site. Your site, your link, and your pages stay yours to adjust as your business grows.

What tools does GetOiling give you to run your business?

The full toolkit, grouped by the job it does, with a deeper guide on each so you can build at your own pace.

Your business is running across a dozen apps that never talk to each other

Look at where your Young Living business actually lives this week. The class is a Facebook event. The sign-ups came through a Google Form. The people to follow up with are on a spreadsheet, a sticky note, or in your head. Saturday’s market names are on a paper sheet in your bag. Every piece works on its own, and not one of them talks to the next, so the follow-up, the part that turns a maybe into a member, is the part that keeps falling off your plate.

The tools in this guide are built to end that. Instead of a website in one place and an email service in another and a form somewhere else, GetOiling puts the whole business under one roof, where the pieces already know about each other. Someone signs up, and she is already in your contacts. You write once, and it goes out from the same place your website lives. There is nothing to export from one app and import into another.

Brand Partners who run it all in one place

Bring your whole Young Living business into one place

Your first month of GetOiling is just $1. Bring your website, your contacts, your email, your follow-up, and your classes together, and see your whole business at a glance instead of across a dozen tabs.

Prefer to set it up alongside someone? Bring your questions to the live Weekly Work Session, Thursdays at 12pm ET, and get hands-on help in real time.

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