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Welcome back to our bi-weekly recap of industry 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 Instagram’s latest test to allow creators to rearrange their profile grid, YouTube’s announcement to allow reposting from TikTok and Instagram on the platform, as well as our favourite campaigns featuring Trainline and Billie.
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We know you’ve been waiting for this update, and even though it’s not ready yet, it will definitely be a great addition to the platform! After years of speculation, it’s exciting to see that this is finally happening, and it aligns with Instagram’s aim to give creators more control of their content.

Golf is becoming more accessible! This initiative is fronted by one of Europe’s top disabled golfers, Johnny Reay Jr., and it will be available in two schools in Coventry. The students will spend two weeks practising before receiving free tuition at Stoneleigh Deer Park Golf Club. The families will also be involved with a fun last day on the course.

YouTube Shorts has been growing a lot over the last few years, proving extremely successful, but the platform is working on getting even more content by partnering with Repurpose.io. This would enable automated re-posting of TikTok and/or Instagram Reels content. YouTube is offering creators 3 months free usage of Repurpose.io.

If you were looking for a fun new transition sound, this is what you need!
Did you know that travelling by train is 67% less polluting than travelling by car? In their new ad, Trainline is trying to highlight that positioning your rear on one of their trains is saving the planet. We absolutely love the style they used in this video, and it will definitely catch Gen Z’s attention, especially those that are worried about the climate.
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‘The Ick’, that’s Billie’s latest campaign. They take you through a guided meditation using Billie’s products in the shower to scrub off the terrible date you’ve just been on, with great lines like ‘now it’s time to shave off every red flag’ and ‘swipe on lotion like you should have swiped left’.
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