Influencers and sustainable brands: how to build a relationship based on common values.

Influencers and sustainable brands: how to build a relationship based on common values.

Influencers and sustainability have been coexisting with us for some time now. In recent years, sustainability has become a central issue on the global agenda and, at the same time, influencers have taken on an increasingly important role in spreading ideas, values and lifestyles. Bringing these two worlds together can be a powerful way to promote sustainable practices and raise awareness at scale.

Many of today’s influencers create content focused on sustainability, such as:

  • Raise awareness among their audience about responsible practices.
  • Promote sustainable and ethical products, driving a fairer and greener economy.
  • Transforming trends towards more environmentally friendly lifestyles.
  • Generate dialogue on global issues such as climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss.

Up to this point, it’s easy to agree that influencers have the ability to shape the decisions, tastes and behaviours of large audiences, and that their reach and credibility allow them to act as agents of change on relevant issues. But this raises important questions.

How do marketing campaigns fit into the content of creators who actively promote sustainability?

Is there any inconsistency for these creators and their content when they promote the purchase of products or services? 

Marketing campaigns can align perfectly with sustainability-focused content when they are rooted in creators’ genuine values and authentic messaging. When influencers use their platforms to share responsible practices, educate their audiences about environmental stewardship and support brands that truly meet sustainable criteria, advertising becomes a natural extension of their commitment.

In this context, marketing goes beyond promoting products or services. It becomes a tool for raising awareness and encouraging positive change within the community.

For sustainable brands, influencer campaigns offer clear advantages:

– Influencers have a great ability to reach specific audiences and create an authentic connection with their followers. 

– They are uniquely positioned to explain, in a simple and relatable way , the benefits and positive impact of sustainable products, educating their community and motivating more people to make responsible choices.

– Collaborating with influencers who genuinely believe in sustainability helps avoid greenwashing and ensures that the campaign is consistent with the brand’s values, strengthening its reputation and trust in the marketplace.

In conclusion, when authenticity underpins the relationship between influencers and sustainable brands, the result is a powerful and influential partnership. These collaborations generate positive impact, promote sustainable practices and raise awareness, while reinforcing the credibility of both the creator and the brand within their community.

At Keepers, we’re proud to represent talent committed to these values, such as @blondimuser, @curly.azahara and @juanma_furio, and to continue refining our work every day through honest marketing strategies aligned with sustainable

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