The Wild Wholistic Affiliate Getting Started Guide

How to Share What You Love — and Actually Get Seen Doing It

BEFORE YOU POST: THE MINDSET THAT ACTUALLY WORKS

You don't need to be a content creator. You don't need fancy editing. You need one thing: a genuine moment about how this actually fits into your life. That's what stops the scroll. That's what earns trust. That's what converts.

1. Speak from your own experience only

"I noticed X" not "this cures X" or "this is better than [medication]"

2. Tag @wild.wholistic

in every post so it counts toward your points

WHY THIS IS WORTH YOUR TIME

We want to be upfront about how our program works, because we think it's actually a better deal than what most brands offer.

We don't pay for content upfront, and we don't pay influencers to post about us.

Instead, we invest that money back into the community that actually uses and loves our blends — into better formulations, better supplements, and real commission for the people spreading the word because they believe in it.

  • Commission: 10% on every sale,

    with an average order value well over $100. That means one well-made post that resonates can genuinely generate meaningful income — and if you keep showing up consistently, that becomes a real monthly income stream, not a one-time payout.

  • Points on top of commission.

    When you post and properly tag us, you can earn up to 1,000 points per piece of content — points that convert directly to store credit for your own purchases. Even better: those points stack with everything else you earn through our loyalty program — so the more you share and shop, the more you collect. Content type and tagging requirements are in your affiliate dashboard.

    Join the loyalty program free → — the full points breakdown is there once you're in.

  • Whitelisting opportunities.

    If your video performs well, we may reach out to whitelist it — running it as an ad with your name attached. When that happens, you earn additional payment for the extended reach, on top of your original commission and points.

  • The bigger picture:

    every dollar you earn comes from real sales, generated by real content, from someone who actually uses these products. That's not just fair to you — it's fair to everyone who sees your post, because they're hearing from someone who means it, not an ad script. You're helping people find something that might genuinely support their wellness, and getting paid for it.

WHAT MAKES WILD WHOLISTIC WORTH TALKING ABOUT

A quick reminder of what actually sets us apart, for when you're deciding what to say:

✓ Trusted and Recommended by Doctors & Practitioners

Wild Wholistic isn't just used by our community, it's stocked and recommended by the

✓ Seed-oil-free liquid base

the original seed oil free brand, since day one, not a recent reformulation

✓ No fillers

only what's on the label, and only what actually benefits the body. No dead weight ingredients.

✓ Third-party tested,

with results shared publicly since our very first batch

✓ Highly concentrated, therapeutic-grade dosing

not diluted to hit a price point

✓ Priced for what it actually costs to do this right, not for what the market would bear.

One bottle of a Wild Wholistic tincture is concentrated enough to outlast multiple bottles of a standard tincture — so even before you compare quality, you're getting more for what you pay. And we haven't cut a single corner to get there: still seed-oil-free, still dual-extracted, still third-party tested, still organic, every batch.

See What Our Community Has Already Made

These are past videos made by our real customers, sharing what they actually use and love daily. We're excited to see how your content compares — and the results you get from sharing something real, the same way they did.

TIKTOK

TikTok rewards specificity, tension, and pacing — not polish. Your first 1-2 seconds decide everything.

Hooks that work:

  • ✓ "Nobody told me this before I started taking [product]..."
  • ✓ "POV: you've tried everything for [problem] and this is the first thing that actually helped"
  • ✓ "I was today years old when I found out [surprising fact about the ingredient/mechanism]"
  • ✓ "Things I wish I knew about [topic] before turning 30/40"
  • ✓ "Rating my [morning routine / nightstand / medicine cabinet] — be honest with me"
  • ✓ "The $[X] mistake I kept making with my skin/sleep/stress before I found this"

Content formats that perform:

  • ✓ Get-ready-with-me or morning routine, with the product woven in naturally at the moment you'd actually use it
  • ✓ "Things I stopped buying" or "swaps I made" — positions the product as a smarter choice, not a hard sell
  • ✓ Reacting to a stat or study (we'll give you real, cited research in your monthly affiliate email — use it!)
  • ✓ Day-in-the-life with a specific problem/solution moment
Pacing tip: Say the most interesting thing first. Don't build up to it — TikTok viewers decide to keep watching in the first second.

INSTAGRAM (Reels & Stories)

Instagram rewards relatability and saves. People save posts they intend to come back to — that's a strong signal to the algorithm.

Hooks that work:

  • ✓ "Save this if you've been dealing with [problem] for a while"
  • ✓ "The thing about [topic] nobody explains until you find out the hard way"
  • ✓ "3 things that changed once I started taking [product] daily"
  • ✓ "If your [skin/sleep/stress/focus] has felt off lately, you need to see this"
  • ✓ "This is your sign to actually look into [topic]"

Content formats that perform:

  • ✓ Carousels — walk through "why" before the product; educate first, mention product last (this earns saves and shares, which Instagram rewards heavily)
  • ✓ Talking-head reels — direct to camera, casual, like you're telling a friend
  • ✓ Stories with polls/questions — "Do you deal with X?" builds engagement before you even mention the product
  • ✓ Before/after routine posts — show the "old way" vs. "new way"
Story-specific tip: Use the link sticker directly to your product page with your code pre-filled if possible — reduce every step between "interested" and "bought."

PINTEREST

Pinterest is a search engine, not a social feed. People find your pin months after you post it. Think evergreen, not trendy.

Hooks/pin titles that work:

  • ✓ "What [Ingredient] Actually Does for [Benefit]"
  • ✓ "The Gut-Skin Connection Nobody Explains"
  • ✓ "[Season] Wellness Checklist: What Actually Helps"
  • ✓ "Signs Your [Body System] Needs Support"
  • ✓ "5 Things I Do Every Morning for [Benefit]"

Content formats that perform:

  • ✓ Vertical (2:3 ratio) pins with a clear, benefit-driven text overlay — not just a pretty photo
  • ✓ Infographic-style pins — checklists, "signs of," "what helps with" formats save and click well
  • ✓ Blog-style pins linking to a longer post (yours or ours) that goes deeper
Key difference from TikTok/Instagram: Pinterest rewards keywords in your pin title and description, not just a good visual. Write your description like you're answering a search question, not writing a caption.

SUBSTACK (or any newsletter/blog platform)

This is your highest-trust format — readers who subscribe to you already trust your voice. Use that.

What works:

  • ✓ A personal essay format, not a product review — tell the story of a problem you had, what you tried, and how you got here
  • ✓ A "what's in my routine" roundup post, mentioning the product naturally among other things you use
  • ✓ An educational deep-dive — you can go longer and more detailed here than any other platform, so use real research (we'll send you citations monthly)

Hook lines for your opening paragraph:

  • ✓ "I didn't think I'd be the person writing about supplements, but here we are."
  • ✓ "A few months ago I started noticing [symptom/pattern]. Here's what I found out, and what actually helped."

FACEBOOK

Facebook rewards community and conversation — it's less about virality, more about being the trusted source in someone's feed, often reaching an older or more established audience than TikTok/Instagram.

Hooks that work:

  • ✓ "Has anyone else noticed [symptom/pattern] as they've gotten older? Here's what helped me."
  • ✓ "I don't usually post about this kind of thing, but I have to share..."
  • ✓ "A few of you have asked what I use for [topic] — here's my honest answer"
  • ✓ "Update on [previous post/routine]: here's how it's actually going"
  • ✓ "I wish someone had told me this 10 years ago"

Content formats that perform:

  • ✓ Personal update posts — written like a real status update, not a caption; Facebook audiences respond well to text-first, story-driven posts
  • ✓ Group-style sharing — posting in relevant wellness/parenting/health groups (where allowed) as a genuine recommendation, not a drop-and-run link
  • ✓ Longer-form video — Facebook allows longer, more conversational videos than TikTok/Reels; a 3-5 minute "why I switched to this" video can perform well here
  • ✓ Community Q&A — replying to comments with real detail builds trust and keeps the post active in the algorithm longer
Key difference from TikTok/Instagram: Facebook rewards comments and shares within your existing network more than reach to strangers — write like you're talking to people who already know you, not trying to go viral to new eyes.

YOUTUBE

YouTube is your long-form, search-and-trust format — like Substack, but visual. People find your video through search, and they watch because they want the full story, not a quick hit.

Hooks that work (first 10-15 seconds matter most, not the first 1-2):

  • ✓ "I tried [product/routine] for 30 days — here's everything that happened"
  • ✓ "Let's talk about [topic], because nobody's explaining this properly"
  • ✓ "I get asked about my [routine/supplements] all the time, so here's the full breakdown"
  • ✓ "The research on [topic] surprised me — here's what I found"

Content formats that perform:

  • ✓ YouTube Shorts — same hook logic as TikTok, but can drive to a longer video on your channel
  • ✓ Long-form "full routine" or "what I use and why" videos — 8-15 minutes, walk through your actual routine with real explanation
  • ✓ Research breakdown videos — pull from the studies we send monthly and walk through what they actually found, in your own words
  • ✓ "Answering your questions" format — respond to comments/DMs about a topic in video form
Key difference from every other platform: YouTube rewards watch time and depth, not quick hooks alone. This is the place to actually explain the "why" in full — ingredients, mechanisms, your personal story — rather than keeping things short.

WHAT TO SAY (AND WHAT NOT TO)

  • You can say:

    ✓ Your own personal experience, in your own words

    ✓ Specific ingredients and their traditional uses

    ✓ That the products are seed-oil-free, dual-extracted, third-party tested, highly concentrated, and made with no fillers

    ✓ That you use a product for general wellness purposes (nervous system support, hormonal balance, liver support, etc.)

    ✓ "I feel a difference," "I noticed a change," "it's part of my routine now"

  • You cannot say:

    ✓ That a product cures, treats, heals, fixes, reverses, or prevents any disease or condition

    ✓ That a product works better than or instead of medication

    ✓ Guaranteed outcome claims ("this will fix your [X]")

    ✓ That a product diagnoses any condition

    ✓ The word "proven" (also avoid: cures, heals, fixes, reverses, regenerates, kills, fights, detoxifies used as a standalone claim, treats, diagnoses, replaces medication)

    ✓ Anything not based on your genuine personal experience

    ✓ Speaking as a doctor unless you actually are one, or giving instructions for medical conditions

  • How to talk about results — a quick before/after:

    ❌ "This fixed my hormones" →✓ "I've been using this to support my hormones and I've noticed a difference in how I feel"

    ❌ "This reduces cortisol" → ✓ "I use this when I feel stressed to support my nervous system"

    ❌ "The Liver Protector fixed my liver enzymes" → ✓ "I was taking the Liver Protector, and when I retested my labs, my liver was functioning optimally. This is something I won't stop taking." (Personal lab results can be shared as your own experience — just frame it as your journey, not a product claim.)

If You're Filming Video: Look, Feel, and Process

Video content follows the same core rule as everything else — share a real experience, not a performance. A few specifics that make a video actually feel like Wild Wholistic and get approved faster:

Visual direction:

Natural, elevated, earthy, minimal. Soft lighting or natural daylight. Warm, neutral tones — cream, beige, sand, clay, olive, soft brown. Clean, uncluttered spaces. Organic textures (linen, wood, ceramics, stone, plants) are always a plus.

Avoid:

neon colors, harsh artificial or overhead yellow lighting, busy/cluttered backgrounds, flashy transitions or heavy text overlays, AI-generated backgrounds or edits, dark/shadowy shots.

On camera:

Natural makeup, soft and grounded energy — not heavy glam. Earthy, neutral, muted clothing. Face toward natural light for the cleanest look.

Delivery:

Calm, natural pacing — speak slowly, pause between thoughts, a few imperfections are good, not something to edit out. This should sound like you talking to a friend, not reading a script. If it sounds scripted or like a claim, it's not aligned with the brand.

Good settings:

kitchen, a wellness space, natural light by a window, outdoors, a morning routine, a movement/wellness moment.

Before you film:

send us your script or talking points first. We review quickly, and it saves you a reshoot — one email saves an hour of work. When in doubt, ask before filming.

Final check before you submit anything:

  • Does this sound like me speaking naturally?
  • Am I making any claims I can't support?
  • Does this feel grounded and real?
  • Would I trust this if I saw it?

FTC Disclosure Reminder

By law, any post where you may earn a commission needs a clear disclosure — #ad, #affiliate, or "I earn commission if you shop through my link" all work. This isn't optional, and it protects you as much as it protects us.

Questions about content, your account, or what's working for other affiliates? Just reply to your welcome email — we're here to help you succeed.