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Welcome back to our weekly recap of marketing news, including exciting social media updates, important disability and inclusion related news, and our favourite marketing campaigns.
In this week’s inclusive marketing news round up, we talk about the latest Edits’ updates, the inclusive cast of Strictly Come Dancing, TikTok’s five hashtag limit, and so much more!
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The Instagram editing app, ‘Edits’, continues improving its features by now adding: 1) ‘Stickies-to-Teleprompter‘, which will ease the process of writing and recording scripts for videos, 2) the option to share unpublished Reels to get feedback on DMs, and 3) the ability to increase the audio up 150%.
Even though these are not groundbreaking updates, some of them could definitely help creators, and they might help create more accessible videos on the app!

Ellie is an absolute star and she’s now becoming the first person with Down Syndrome to take part in the dance show! From being in the front cover of Vogue and helping change the fashion world, Ellie’s energy and positivity will be a great addition to Strictly, and we can’t wait to see her smash it 🌟

When it comes to hashtags, there’s always mixed opinions among experts. We recommend focusing on a few strong ones that describe your content to the platform, and it seems that TikTok is now forcing users to take that advice as well, as they’re now testing a limit of five hashtags when posting on the platform. This will hopefully help brands and creators focus on more niche and stronger options, making their content easier to categorise and without spamming certain hashtags (i.e ‘#fyp’ 👀).
We love a hidden gem, especially an inclusive one. If you’re looking for a new coffee spot in London, we have exactly what you need. The Dialogue Express Café is run by Deaf and Hard of Hearing baristas, and it shows you videos on how to order different types of drinks in British Sign Language, a fantastic way to learn and interact with the community! They also host BSL lessons, and they have some amazing views, what else could you ask for? ☕️🤟
If you are interested in learning more about how to create inclusive content for deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences, explore our recent blog post: 11 Tips to Create Marketing for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Audiences.
Did you miss our INCLUDED event a few weeks ago? Don’t worry, our vlog from the evening is now live, and it’s full of powerful insights around how to create inclusive marketing strategies that work for your brand!

If you’re a fan of what we do at PG, you now have the opportunity to vote for us at the bCreator Awards! Use the link and select Purple Goat in the category of ‘Creator Marketing Agency’, you can also choose to vote for our campaign with TUI in the ‘bCreator Marketing Campaign of The Year’ and ‘Travel Creator Marketing Campaign of The Year’ 🚀.
This one’s for the girls. Join this trend and share that advice that other women might want to hear. Here for all the girlhood energy!

With the Premier League starting, Guinness chose the right moment to create a powerful campaign for their alcohol-free beer, featuring real fans and their stories. Whether it’s a group of mates in the pub, or a couple that has been supporting different teams for 50 years, football fans come in all shapes and sizes, and Guinness is showcasing what life looks like, in an authentic way.
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