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Welcome back to our weekly recap of inclusive marketing news, including exciting social media updates, important disability and inclusion related news, and our favourite marketing campaigns.
In this weekβs inclusive marketing news round up, we talk about Pinterest’s trend prediction for 2026, Channel 4’s new commitment to accessibility that brands need to know about, Heineken’s latest campaign, and much more!
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You might want to stop using your excuse for not including influencer marketing on your media plans because “it’s just for younger audiences”.
A recent report has shown that people between 55-64 years old are watching influencer content more than ever!
In the US, 54% of that demographic has reported watching creators’ content weekly, while in the UK it’s 38%.
While smart TVs seem to have had something to do with this, and platforms like YouTube can be easily enjoyed from the comfort of your sofa, this is a clear sign of the exponential growth that influencer marketing has been experiencing over the last decade.
If your brand is ready to take the next step and create the most successful and inclusive influencer campaigns out there, make sure to reach out to the team at PG: info@purplegoatagency.com π

Trends come and go, but Pinterest trends reports are always on point, and your brand might want to take a look at it this year π
From home decor, fashion and hairstyles, the report has it all, and it’s a great source to look at when planning your brand’s 2026 strategy.
While brands should use trends mindfully, this report provides great insight to understand what your customers want and will be focusing on in the new year.

A wonderful win for the arts and the Disabled community!
Nnena Kalu has become the first artist with a learning disability to win this year’s Turner Prize π
The award celebrates high profile artists in the UK, and Kalu’s unique sculptures and drawings have finally received the recognition they deserve.
A true historical moment π

As a way to help brands get the most out of their creator content on the platform, Meta is introducing new tools to find and evaluate powerful UGC that can be turned into partnership ads.
From finding branded content to evaluating strong creator options, these features will allow brands and agencies to make the most out of their influencer campaigns and content.
And with 76% of Gen Z being open to hearing about brands from creator content, and 71% of consumers saying they make a purchase within a couple of days after seeing creator content across Metaβs apps, it’s a no brainer for brands to stop ignoring the power of creators online!

Some more fantastic news for inclusive marketing!
Following their ongoing commitment to inclusion and accessibility, Channel 4, after the recent launch of their Disability Comms Guide & Playbook alongside Bupa, Initiative and Purple Goat, is now making sure that all ads appearing across its channels will have closed-caption subtitles.
As we always say at Purple Goat, accessible ads are not just good for the Disabled community, but for everyone in society! With some stats showing that 7 in 10 people feel more positive towards brands that use subtitles.
This is a fantastic opportunity for brands to learn more about accessibility and understand the impact that this can have in their campaigns.
If you want to learn more about how you can make sure your ads and campaigns are as inclusive and accessible as possible, make sure to reach out to the award-winning team of inclusive marketing experts!
Christmas is around the corner, and if you’re running out of content ideas, why don’t you recreate your favourite holiday film? π
The team at LOVE CORN are smashing it this year!

Heineken have nailed it with their latest ad highlighting the importance of moderation when drinking π»
The characters of this Wild West film, Slow, No, and Low, come into a bar to keep the peace and ensure everyone enjoys all the night has to offer, responsibly.
Because moderation can bring way more fun to your nights out!
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