2025, Vol. 6, Special Issue 2
AI agents for sustainable brand content creation
Author(s): Bharghav Madhiraju, K Vinay, C Bhavani and N Navya Nikhitha
Abstract: In the environmentally conscious market of today, brands are facing huge pressure on communicating their sustainability initiatives, and that, of course, must be done sincerely. However, traditional content strategies do have a common drawback: uniformity in messaging; such messages fail to resonate with diverse audiences who have differing values, lifestyles, or degrees of awareness. This paper explores how the presence of an AI agent in sustainable brand content creation may catalyze change, focusing on the enabling traits through which AI allows brands to generate highly personalized and impactful sustainability stories at scale.
The AI agent, taking advantage of recent advances in machine learning, natural language processing, and workflow automation, can sift through audience data to segment said audiences and create content that is aligned with particular interests of each group, whether by age, location, interests, or level of ecoconsciousness. By automating the creation and distribution of brand-consistent visuals and narratives, AI agents help brands maintain consistency, relevance, and authenticity across numerous platforms. These intelligent systems then track engagement and impact in an ongoing manner, thereby providing brands with real-time insights for adjusting their messaging and sustainability strategies.
The paper outlines frameworks and case studies showing how AI-powered workflows, such as those combining automation tools like n8n and OpenAI’s APIs, can transcend mere sustainability window dressing to build sincere relationships and bring about tangible change.
DOI: 10.22271/27084515.2025.v6.i2Sc.708
Pages: 278-284 | Views: 122 | Downloads: 32
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Bharghav Madhiraju, K Vinay, C Bhavani, N Navya Nikhitha. AI agents for sustainable brand content creation. Asian J Manage Commerce 2025;6(2S):278-284. DOI: 10.22271/27084515.2025.v6.i2Sc.708