We analyzed 32.7k pieces of influencer content sponsored by Red Bull over the last 12 months.
This report breaks down where & how Red Bull invests in influencer marketing, which social platforms they prioritize, top geographical markets, and more.
The data in this report comes from Modash's Brand Collaborations API.
P.S. for a simple list of influencers who have collaborated with Red Bull, see here: Red Bull influencers.
Red Bull's influencer campaigns are active year-round with notable month-to-month fluctuation. The chart below shows month-by-month data for total sponsored posts tracked.
Number of sponsored posts
Red Bull's influencer output appears relatively consistent throughout the year, averaging about 2.7k sponsored posts per month. March recorded the highest volume at 3.4k posts (25% above average), while April was the quietest at 1.6k posts.
In our dataset (which only includes Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok), this is how the volume of Red Bull's sponsored influencer collaborations break down by social platform:
Share of sponsored content by social network
Instagram influencer marketing is a clear focus for Red Bull.
Here are 2 examples of Red Bull's recent sponsored collaborations (one each for Instagram, TikTok).
Influencer bio
🪐 german / 📍Seoul 🇰🇷 ✉️ team@chrissipatakas.de 🔒🤍
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Influencer bio
Guy Earl of Warwick pub Welling South east London (Page just for laughs)
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If you break this down further by content type on Instagram, this is what it looks like:
💡 Related resource: How To Find Instagram Influencers.
For their top social platform (Instagram), here is a breakdown of the type of influencers Red Bull are collaborating with, by audience size.
Note: this breakdown is based on each influencer's average views (not follower/subscriber count), because views typically correlate more closely with influencer pricing and impact.
Based on each influencer's average views per post
With 35.5% of partnerships featuring creators averaging 10K-50K views, Red Bull's strategy suggests cost-efficiency and engagement-focused partnerships.
Here is an example of a sponsored collaboration with a larger-audience creator on Instagram (15.6M avg views/post):
Influencer bio
🔁 Watch the replay @worldskatesb Dubai Street Finals on Red Bull TV👇
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And here is another example with a smaller creator on Instagram (10.0k avg views/post):
Influencer bio
Isaiah 43:1-2 ⋆.𐙚 ̊💕 C.E.O of @gracefully.beautiful_ Co-founder of @vulnerability__diaries Beauty • Lifestyle • Faith 𓍢ִ໋🌷͙֒ ꧁⎝ 𓆩༺WOG༻𓆪 ⎠꧂👸🏾✨
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Out of 17.5k unique influencers in our dataset, 734 of them (4%) posted content for Red Bull in 3 or more separate calendar months. The most consistent partner is @seanmaccormac, who has collaborated across 12 months with 143 total posts.
Here are 3 examples of Red Bull's repeat influencer partnerships, with links to the sponsored content.
💡 Related resource: Long-Term Influencer Partnerships: Pros, Cons & How The Pros Manage Them.
In our dataset, United States is where Red Bull had the most influencer activity. 22.1% of their live influencer content in the last 12 months was posted by American influencers.
Based on the percentage of influencer content per market, other important markets include:
Here is another example of Red Bull collaborating with an influencer in United States.
Red Bull, G FUEL, and DrinkPrime all compete for energy and performance-minded consumers and use influencer ecosystems—sports, gaming, and creator partnerships—to drive cultural relevance and repeat purchase.
Total sponsored posts tracked (last 12 months)
Red Bull leads with 32.7k sponsored posts, significantly outpacing DrinkPrime (3.9k posts) and G FUEL (401 posts). Across all three brands, the average volume is 12.3k posts, indicating mature, scaled influencer programs. Red Bull has many more total posts than DrinkPrime and G FUEL.
Sponsored posts by platform
Red Bull leads on Instagram and TikTok, while G FUEL leads on YouTube. The gap is most notable on Instagram, with Red Bull at 22.7k, DrinkPrime at 2.4k, G FUEL at 1 posts. G FUEL's activity is particularly concentrated on YouTube. Red Bull has far more posts on Instagram and TikTok than DrinkPrime and G FUEL, while G FUEL has far more posts on YouTube than Red Bull and DrinkPrime.
Estimated sponsored posts in Red Bull's top markets
Red Bull has the highest estimated sponsored-post volume in United States (7.2k posts, 22.1%), India (4.4k posts, 13.5%), Brazil (2.9k posts, 9%), while DrinkPrime leads in United Kingdom with 286 posts (7.4%), while G FUEL leads in Canada with 22 posts (5.5%). Looking at United States specifically, the split is Red Bull at 7.2k posts (22.1%), DrinkPrime at 1.9k posts (50.2%), G FUEL at 259 posts (64.6%). Red Bull's strength in United States may indicate a home-market focus, while G FUEL shows broader regional investment.
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