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doTERRA business tactics from the field.
Building Your Business with doTERRA is a business-building show for doTERRA wellness advocates working on customer growth, duplication, and leadership habits. Episodes pair upbeat interviews with tactical coaching on 90-day programs, online space, referral links, events, and rank progression.
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Building Your Business with doTERRA is built for people already trying to grow a doTERRA business, especially wellness advocates who want more structure around customers, builders, and teams. The show is direct and practical. Recent conversations center on systems that can be repeated: a 90-Day Reset, customer trackers, lifestyle assessments, referral links, social-media routines, leadership programs, and in-person events. It treats momentum as something created through measurement, follow-up, teaching, and clear customer pathways. Laura Jacobs describes the 90-day program as a way to turn a pile of products into a guided experience, with customers using trackers and targeted solutions month by month. Mandy Summers brings the social-media angle, stressing personal message, trust, and community before product posting. Sandra Kahawai explains Refer a Friend as a strategic support tool rather than a stand-alone shortcut. Audrey Lee talks about leadership programs, Elite Retreat, incentive trips, and building toward higher ranks through repeated development of leaders. Dr. Ashley Anderson’s episode connects mentorship with 90-day goals, accountability, teaching, and a win-win mindset. Amy Fulmer’s conversation leans into vision, courage, imperfect leadership, and the difference between adding customers and multiplying through leaders. Dana Moore’s episode narrows in on Instagram Reels and free advertising for builders who want doTERRA to look natural in a social feed. A later episode with Kristen Van Way links business building with cause-driven service through LETS and work in Haiti. The pacing is enthusiastic, often celebratory, and full of internal doTERRA language. There are rank names, PV targets, program names, and earnings reminders. The show is not trying to be a neutral guide to entrepreneurship. It is an internal field manual, using interviews and company programs to help advocates sell, teach, build teams, follow up, and keep believing in the model.
Made for: This show is for doTERRA wellness advocates, leaders, and builders who want practical ideas for customer education, referrals, social media, events, and team duplication. It best suits listeners already familiar with doTERRA language and rank structure.
What sets it apart: Unlike broad entrepreneurship podcasts, it stays inside the doTERRA operating system: PV, 90-day programs, Refer a Friend, Silver Club, Diamond Club, incentive trips, wellness consults, and leader development. The value comes from concrete field examples rather than general business motivation.
You have a dream for your business. We have the tools to get you there. The Building Your Business with doTERRA podcast dials in on how to develop your customer base, find business builders, and make residual income so you can experience freedom and live the life of your dreams.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
A practical guide to doTERRA business building, with specific methods for customer follow-up, referrals, online presence and team development.
Building Your Business with doTERRA turns company programs and leader experience into practical conversations about customer growth, referrals and team development.
A box of oils gets a tracker, and your team-building plans get unusually concrete.
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Laura Jacobs explains how doTERRA's 90-day reset can guide ongoing customer support.
Laura Jacobs presents doTERRA's 90-day reset as a routine leaders can teach their teams. She describes three phases, a guide with a tracker, and a monthly review of each customer's targeted solutions.
Mandy Summers helps new doTERRA sellers find something of their own to say online.
Mandy Summers starts with a problem many new doTERRA sellers face: what to say online when every post seems to sound alike. Her suggestion is to list ten subjects they could talk about at length and look for a message that feels like their own.
Sandra Kahawai explains why a customer referral still needs a leader's follow-up.
A referral link may bring a new purchaser to doTERRA, but Sandra Kahawai is more interested in what happens afterward. In this Empowered Success conversation, she describes Refer a Friend as a way for customers to share products with people they know.
Ashley Anderson plans her team's work around the goals of the leaders she supports.
At doTERRA's Nashville Leadership Retreat, Dr. Ashley Anderson starts with the goals of the leaders she supports. She asks them to think 90 days ahead: whom do they want to focus on, and which communities do they hope to reach?
Amy Fulmer ties a monthly business event to her candid approach to developing leaders.
Amy Fulmer argues that a doTERRA business grows when people develop leaders as well as share products. She frames the difference as addition versus multiplication, then describes the business event she has held every month since starting, apart from about six months during…
Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.
Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.
SaaS operators on scaling, pricing and AI, metrics included.
Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
Host Marina Lukowski interviews Blue Diamond Kristen Van Way about how her doTERRA business enables her to run a nonprofit improving children's lives in Haiti.
Nicole Moultrie discusses using the Business Building Guide (BBG) as a training manual for growing a doTERRA business.
Host Marina interviews Blue Diamond Kayla Monson about using diverse learning formats to educate customers and build a doTERRA business.
Host Angela interviews Peter and Susie Bagwell about using in-person events and strategic planning to grow their doTERRA business.
Host Marina and guest Lauren Bush discuss the doTERRA Quarter 2 campaign, including marketing tools, resources, and strategies to help advocates build their business.
The 90-Day Reset is "rigged for success" by hitting predictable averages and a path to 500.
Mandy Summers says social media is for attention, but Facebook groups, texting, email, and phone calls create trust.
Refer a Friend gives customers a unique link, doTERRA dollars, and a waived $35 membership fee.
Dr. Ashley Anderson says she did Diamond Club three times and still calls it "a sprinting in a marathon."
Amy Fulmer shares her doTERRA journey and discusses leadership, mindset, and building a successful team in the network marketing industry.
This episode teaches how to build a doTERRA business using social media, specifically through reels and free advertising, with tips from top advocate Dana Moore.