An illustration featuring a diverse group of people, including individuals with different disabilities, in front of a colorful city skyline. The group includes people of varying ages, with visible wheelchairs and other mobility aids, standing under three rainbow-colored arcs that curve above the city. The image represents inclusivity and diversity.

Brand Value Proposition from Purple Goat

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Written by Martyn Sibley

25/10/2024

At Purple Goat, we believe inclusive marketing isn’t just about ticking boxes—it’s about unlocking real growth opportunities by authentically representing our disabled community.

Did you know that disabled social media creators outperform non-disabled creators by 20.4% in engagement? Yet, brands are still overlooking a huge market: 24% of the UK population is disabled, but we’re drastically underrepresented in ads.

An illustration featuring a diverse group of people, including individuals with different disabilities, in front of a colorful city skyline. The group includes people of varying ages, with visible wheelchairs and other mobility aids, standing under three rainbow-colored arcs that curve above the city. The image represents inclusivity and diversity.

It’s not just about disability—64% of all consumers are more likely to act on ads they see as inclusive and reflective of the diverse world around them. Inclusive marketing drives deeper engagement, stronger brand loyalty, and taps into an audience that’s waiting to be engaged with meaningfully.

Let’s chat about how your brand can lead the way in disability-inclusive marketing and create real impact!

#InclusiveMarketing #DisabilityRepresentation #MarketingStrategy #BrandGrowth #PurpleGoat

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Martyn Sibley is a disability inclusion changemaker, entrepreneur, advisor, and author exploring how societies thrive when everyone is included. His work spans business, media, technology, and policy, with a focus on how inclusive thinking and design can create better outcomes not only for disabled people, but for society as a whole.