Your Young Living Website

A plain-language guide to building a real website for your Young Living business: branded to you, able to do far more than hand out your enrollment link, and put together in an afternoon instead of a season.

Every Brand Partner already has a Young Living link. You got one the day you signed up, and it does exactly one thing: it lets someone enroll under you. It is the same page every other Brand Partner has, with your ID stitched into the URL. It is useful, and it is not a website. It does not hold your story, your classes, your favorite products, your follow-up, or the people who have said yes to you.

A website is the thing you own. It carries your name and your look, it points people to what you want them to see next, and it keeps every contact and conversation in one place instead of scattered across a dozen apps. This guide walks through what a Young Living website actually is, whether you need one, and the pieces that make it work, with a deeper guide on each along the way.

What is a Young Living website, really?

Picture the difference between a business card and a storefront. Your Young Living enrollment link is the business card: it has your name on it and it points people to sign up. A website is the storefront. It is a place people can actually spend time, learn who you are, see the products you love and the classes you host, and reach out when they are ready.

For a Brand Partner, a Young Living website is your own branded home on the web. It is not the corporate site, and it is not the identical member link everyone gets. It is yours: your photo, your story, your favorites, your events, and a way for people to get in touch that comes straight to you. GetOiling builds that home for you and keeps it current with Young Living’s news, so it stays fresh while you are busy running your business.

Do you need a website as a Young Living Brand Partner?

You can run a Young Living business from social media and text messages for a while. Plenty of people start exactly there. What you will notice, usually right around the time things pick up, is how much lives in your head and your phone: who you followed up with, where you saved that class link, which post had the sign-up form, who asked about sleep last month.

A website is where that stops being fragile. It gives new people one trustworthy place to land instead of a feed that buries your best post by lunchtime. It gives your story and your favorites a home that works while you sleep. And it gives your business something social media never will: a place you own outright, that no algorithm can take away. If you are building something you want to last, that ownership is the whole point.

Is the Young Living distributor website free, and is it enough?

The referral link Young Living gives you is included with your account, and it is genuinely handy for the one job it does: enrolling a new member under you. If all you ever need is a way for someone to sign up, it is there and it works.

What it is not is a website. It is the same page for every Brand Partner, so there is nothing on it that belongs to you: no story, no class calendar, no favorites list, no follow-up, and no way to keep a relationship going after the sign-up. Most Brand Partners find that the moment they want to teach a class, share a favorites list, or actually follow up with the people they meet, they have outgrown the link. That is where your own GetOiling website earns its place: it does everything the link cannot, and it still sends people to enroll when they are ready.

Do you need Young Living website templates?

A lot of people search for “Young Living website templates,” expecting to pick a layout and pour their words into it. GetOiling works in a friendlier way than that. You do not hunt through a gallery of templates and try to bend one to fit. You describe the site you want, in plain words, and GetOiling builds it to your spec.

Tell it you are a low-tox living educator who helps busy families swap out the products under the sink, and it drafts pages that sound like that, in your look, ready for you to adjust. Prefer to start from something and edit? You can. But the template hunt, the part that usually stalls people for a week, simply is not a thing you have to do. The blank page is handled for you.

Can you build a Young Living team site?

If you lead a team, you have probably wondered whether everyone can be on the same page, literally. The honest answer is that each Brand Partner runs her own GetOiling website, branded to her, with her own contacts and her own follow-up, because that is what keeps a business hers to keep. What a leader can do is point the way: get your own site set up first, then show your team what is possible and help them start theirs.

That turns out to be the stronger version of a “team site” anyway. Instead of one shared page nobody fully owns, each person on your team gets a real home for her business, and you get a duplicable example to hand them: this is what mine looks like, here is how I built it, you can have one too. Duplication is the heartbeat of this business, and a website your team can copy is one of the most duplicable things you can model.

What should your Young Living website include?

A handful of pieces that each pull their weight and work best together. Here is the whole picture, with a deeper guide on each so you can build at your own pace.

You are running a real business out of a dozen open tabs

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 sticky note, or a spreadsheet, or in your head. Saturday’s vendor-table names are on a paper sheet in your bag. Each piece works on its own, and none of them talk to each other, so following up, the part that turns a maybe into a member, is the part that keeps falling off your plate.

Your GetOiling website changes where all of that lives. It is built to be the home base for your business, not just a page on the internet. The people who reach out land in the same place you send your emails from and keep your contacts, so the site is never a separate thing to maintain. It is the front of a system that remembers everyone who raised a hand.

Brand Partners who put it all in one place

Build your Young Living website in an afternoon

Your first month of GetOiling is just $1. Describe your site, watch it come together, add your favorites and your story, and see your whole business in one place.

Prefer to build 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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