Pledgees.
Hayley Williams | Keystone Marketing Limited
July 18, 2026
Keystone Marketing is taking the pledge as we believe that true audience engagement puts humans first; understanding and connecting with individuals and communities on a personal level, rather than solely focusing on metrics or sales.
Lisa Bamforth | Copy By Kudo
July 18, 2026
I’ve niched to help mission-driven brands grow their mission and their margins with the right messaging. So the ethical move solidifies that for me and potential clients who may land on my website.
Alexandra Popa | Clarity Layer – Data Strategy & Governance
July 18, 2026
We’re taking The Ethical Move pledge because we believe trust should be earned—not engineered. At Clarity Layer, we help organizations navigate data with clarity and integrity, and that includes how we communicate. Ethical marketing shouldn’t be a niche—it should be the norm.
Amy Clark | Savage Daughter Copywriting
July 18, 2026
Founded on the idea that clear, inclusive language and values-based marketing are the foundation for building businesses that make a lasting difference, Savage Daughter Copywriting is excited to be a part of the change we want to see in the marketing world.
Sumit Sharma | Bamboo Tree Branding
July 18, 2026
I don’t think marketing should be anything but ethical. Because marketing is not about using shady sales tactics, it is about presenting your product or service that makes it easy for your target audience to be aware of, and avail of when the time is right for them.
Ruqayyah Brown | The Brandz Bee
July 18, 2026
I’m pledging to be a part of the solution to what i believe is an overconsumption crisis and mass manipulation of human psyche. I got tired of mainstream advices when I started building my first online based business and now I do it all from the lens of my ethics and values first. I’m so happy to know there are plenty of us out here doing our part.
Mandi Hawke | Proud Empowerment Business Solutions
July 18, 2026
I believe in a future where inclusive, ethical marketing is the norm—not the niche. We’re building a world where accessibility, authenticity, and consent-led strategies lead the way in businesses that heal, support, and serve—because doing good and growing well should never be at odds.
Natasha Johnstone | DIGITAi Collective
July 18, 2026
I’ve been a Digital Marketing Specialist for 15 years, and thought I lived and worked sustainably. Afterall, my home/office is off the grid, with solar panels and water storage. I grow my own veggies, compost and recycle. Then I stumbled upon sustainable business statistics and was shocked at the disparity in the world between people, the planet and profit, not to mention our digital waste. It changed my business focus to become a truly sustainable brand incorporating ethical business practices, sustainable marketing and ethical AI practices. I have learned so much and pledge to educate and encourage more businesses to take the journey to become a sustainable and ethical business.
Danielle Pegg Mowbray | Writers Of The Lost Art
July 18, 2026
The world is in a bit of a state right now. I’m making The Ethical Move because I care about the world. I live here! I want to be part of making things better, not part of the problem. As marketers, we hold the power to change moods, hearts and minds and I believe we should be doing so with a people-first approach. Marketing ethically and running my business this way feels more purposeful and gives me hope for the future. And hope wins.
Katrina Rischbieth | Salt Copy
July 18, 2026
Consumerism is destroying our planet; we are drowning in waste, and there are not enough resources to sustain our current lifestyle. As someone who works with sustainable and values-driven businesses (and a hippie at heart), I sometimes forget that there are a lot of other people outside my bubble who don’t think the same way. By supporting organisations that drive change, I can raise awareness and influence decisions that lead to a better future. I believe in the power of education and the importance of raising my voice because every single one of us is responsible for creating a sustainable world.