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What is evergreen content?<\/span><\/h2>\n
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Figure:<\/b> Evergreen Content – Author: Seobility – License: CC BY-SA 4.0<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

In marketing and SEO, evergreen content is content that stays relevant for a long period of time. Evergreen content can be created in any niche and usually refers to the broader, often basic topics that aren\u2019t affected by trends or news. As an example, all pages here on our wiki are classed as evergreen content, since the terms we cover continue to have the same meaning regardless of trends, seasonality, or news.\n<\/p>\n

Although commonly used to refer to evergreen blog posts, evergreen content can also be produced in video format or audio format, for example, and isn\u2019t strictly limited to blog posts.\n<\/p>\n

Although evergreen content can be produced in any industry or niche, certain industries are labeled evergreen too. For example, health or fitness are classed as evergreen industries. Although the trends within these industries change, the broader topic of, for example, weight loss, stays relevant no matter what the trends are. It can be important to distinguish between the two since you don\u2019t have to be in an evergreen industry to create evergreen content for your blog or social media channel.\n<\/p>\n

When is content considered evergreen?<\/span><\/h2>\n

Content is considered evergreen if it will be relevant well into the future. Although it\u2019s likely that even evergreen content may need updating every now and then, the main topic should stay relevant. Examples of evergreen content are the pages on Wikipedia and basic cooking tutorials.\n<\/p>\n

Content on news sites and social media sites is generally not considered evergreen. Since news is very time focused, it may not be relevant after a few weeks, a few days, or even hours. Both forms of content can be important parts of your content marketing strategy and work best when there\u2019s a balance between the two.\n<\/p>\n

Common forms of evergreen content<\/span><\/h2>\n

Evergreen content comes in many different forms and can be created in different formats, like videos or blog posts. It can also be created around your own products. Some other examples of evergreen content are:\n<\/p>\n