New year, new moves.

Our tem team went from 6 to 8 (in 7 countries!)

Anyonita Green of Northern Bee Marketing will be taking the wheel of our social media management – which we are beyond excited about! And Maria Arango Kure, a marketer, web designer and academic researcher (currently studying human-computer interaction) is diving into our backend systems and the research for our ethical marketing standard. We’re moving towards creating a certification!

Here’s our group photo (Zoom’s Brady Bunch mode).

Top left to bottom right: Karen Webber, Alice Karolina, Maria Arango Kure, Sabine Harnau, Caroline Leon, Lauren Van Mullem, Jessica Lohmann, Anyo Green.

Get to know our team by heading to our about page

Hearing your WHYs for joining the ethical move inspires us on the daily. Check out what our recent pledgees are saying.

I’ve been writing towards this in my business all year actually. Most of these tactics are choices that always make me feel icky and through my anti-capitalist training I was able to learn that it’s because of its ethics.

Damaly Shepherd, damalyshepherd.com

Growth Animals are making the pledge as part of our move, to educate and improve the way that we do marketing, ensuring that it always remains human first, ethical and win, win, win. A win for our clients, a win for their customers and a win for society.

Chris Thornhill, growthanimals.com

I have wasted so much money and time on offerings by online coaches and teachers who haven’t delivered value. Instead, it’s led to frustration, disappointment, self-doubt and confusion. I do things differently and was so excited to find the ethical move because it articulates what I wish was standard practice in online business.

Ciara Bruton, ciarabruton.com

Shared with us by Jeffrey Shiau: “The Relationship between Marketing and Capitalism” by Philip Kotler
“How to make your company LGBTQQIA+ friendly and inclusive by our very own Sabine at From Scratch

*We share resources to broaden our horizons, deepen our knowledge of our industry, and learn how to market ethically. The ethical move team does not agree with every opinion, nor do we claim to have found the best resources on the subject.

We are becoming more and more international, not just in the makeup of our team members, but in who we’re reaching. Which means there’s a need to start translating tem into other languages. Because of our multilingual team and our amazing contributors, we’re starting on the journey to going global, one language at a time.

Because of our growth and the need for translations, we recognized the need for more powerful systems all around. This year, we are starting with a website migration, a deep dive into SEO (and how to do it ethically), and upgrading the various tools we use to keep us running.

Exciting backend stuff!

We’re always working on ways to make ethical marketing easier, but we’d love to hear from you. What support or resources would you like to see from us? Hit reply and tell us!