A sustainable approach to marketing means establishing yourself as an authority and being ready to adapt to change.
Search intent shifts, keywords evolve, and new search tools or formats for presenting information emerge.
The underlying needs or objectives of your audience however, remain the same.
Once you understand this, you can develop a sustainable marketing strategy for long-term visibility, credibility and organic traffic.
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That can continue or be continued for a long time
SEO & AISO
One pitfall that many small businesses fall into is relying on social media as their primary online point of contact for customers.
Shared and paid content support visibility, but those platforms do what they can to keep users there.
That benefits their revenue. Not yours.
SEO & AISO puts you in control and establishes you as the authority, offering a more sustainable strategy than relying on social media.
Email Marketing
Recent Benchmark reporting suggests unsubscribes have almost doubled and delivery rates—particularly in B2B—are falling.
New standards set by Google and Yahoo further compound the challenges business’ face today.
The old ways of email marketing don’t make for a sustainable strategy.
Affiliate Marketing
Thinking about getting into affiliate marketing? You’ve likely read various articles that state you could earn $100,000 per year.
But a 2023 study by marketing hub showed that over 50% of respondents reportedly earned less than $10,000.
In Europe on the other hand, one site suggests 90% of affiliate marketers earn approximately 150€ per month.
Affiliate marketing can be a great way to supplement your income, but it’s definitely not a guaranteed shortcut to wealth.
Sustainability
A 2020 study by IBM shows that more than 70% of consumers consider it at least moderately important. Furthermore, a Brand Finance study from 2023 showed almost 80% will spend less with brands that aren’t as sustainable as they claim.
While consumer interest in sustainability is strong, ecological alternatives often cost more, and brands struggle to balance values with viability.
By its very nature, sustainability is about endurance. But in practice, as is often the case, it proves unsustainable due to higher costs.
Interdisciplinarity
So much is changing in the world, placing new demands on both businesses and consumers.
These challenges can’t always be solved with a single service or product.
Sustainable strategies, at their core, are about adapting to changing circumstances.
By exploring new ideas, we open up new opportunities for growth, and for building something more robust.
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