Sustainable Marketing Practices and Their Influence on Corporate Financial Performance
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.8765/mr562y63Keywords:
Sustainable Marketing, Corporate Financial Performance, Environmental Economics, Green Marketing, Strategic Management, Stakeholder ValueAbstract
This study examines the impact of sustainable marketing practices on corporate financial performance by integrating perspectives from environmental economics, green marketing, and strategic management. As global markets increasingly prioritize environmental responsibility, firms are adopting eco-friendly product designs, ethical branding approaches, and resource-efficient operational models. Using an interdisciplinary analytical framework, this paper investigates how sustainability-driven marketing enhances firm reputation, customer loyalty, and long-term competitive advantage while also contributing to measurable financial gains such as increased profitability and market valuation. The findings highlight that sustainable marketing is not merely a moral or regulatory obligation but a strategic pathway toward improved financial resilience and stakeholder value creation. The study concludes with recommendations for integrating sustainability into core business strategies for firms operating in both developed and emerging economies.