Global Generational Lifestyles [REPORT]
A new global Nielsen study discovered that Millennials and Generation Z are surprisingly traditional when it comes to their aspirations, their entertainment pursuits and media consumption.
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Old Places, New Places: Geographic Mobility of Dominicans in the U.S. [REPORT]
The Dominican population in the United States continues to grow at a steady pace . Contrary to the past, demographic growth is now accompanied by tremendous internal mobility and geographic dispersion of the Dominican population.
The digital future of consumer-packaged-goods companies
After lagging behind other sectors with rocketing online sales, consumer-packaged-goods players are at an e-commerce tipping point. Here’s how they can succeed.
El Caso con los Casos [FOR CREATIVES ONLY – – IN SPANISH]
Tengo que hacerle caso a mi corazón, y aunque probablemente estas palabras no sean del todo populares con la mayoría de mis colegas, aprovecho este espacio para un humilde llamado de atención. Es motivo de creciente preocupación para mi observar cómo muchos creativos están cayendo en su propia trampa. Lo vemos sobre todo en los festivales, pero gracias a la “desnudez” del Social Media, cada vez se nota más en vanos y superfluos postings que intentan amplificar esos casos, montados para hacer sentido de campañas más que de las propias ideas. Por Luis Miguel Messianu, Creative Chairman-CEO at Alma DDB Miami
Marketing to Millennials: Lessons for the Next Generation [INSIGHT]
We are reaching fever pitch when it comes to marketing to Millennials.
National Museum of American History adds Artifacts from Hispanic Advertising Trailblazers
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History added campaign materials and personal artifacts related to Hispanic advertising agencies and their founders through a collaboration with the AHAA: The Voice of Hispanic Marketing. AHAA is supporting the museum’s initiative to expand on the advertising collections held in its Archives Center with a financial donation and with introductions to agency leaders and firms who had a significant impact on advertising history.
Building a design-driven culture [INSIGHT]
It’s not enough to just sell a product or service—companies must truly engage with their customers. Here’s how to embed experience design in your organization.
Mobile is the No. 1 Medium for Advertising to Gen Z & Young Millennial College Students [REPORT]
The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) and its Mobile Marketing Center of Excellence today released “Generation Z & Young Millennials: Mobile First on Campus,” a study conducted with Qriously that shows that smartphone screens should be the primary medium for reaching today’s college students – the first of Generation Z and last of the Millennial generation to enter young adulthood on campus.
Modern Immigration Wave Brings 59 Million to U.S. [REPORT]
Asian immigrants are projected to make up a larger share of all immigrants, becoming the largest immigrant group by 2055 and making up 38% of the foreign-born population by 2065. (Hispanics will remain a larger share of the nation’s overall population.)
How advancing women’s equality can add $12 trillion to global growth [REPORT]
Gender inequality is not only a pressing moral and social issue but also a critical economic challenge. If women—who account for half the world’s working-age population—do not achieve their full economic potential, the global economy will suffer.
2015 Top 50 Latin American Brands [REPORTS]
Millward Brown and WPP released the 4th annual BrandZ Top 50 Most Valuable Latin American Brands report and ranking on Wednesday, September 23. The report identifies the key forces driving brand growth in six markets in the Latin American region (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru).
Multicultural Firms Are Fueling New Boom of U.S. Businesses [INFOGRAPHIC]
3 in 10 US firms are now led by Multicultural owners. In fact, M/C businesses generated the entire increase in US firms since 2007. Hispanic & African American firms expanded the most especially in sectors like Health Care/Social Assistance. Hispanic firms lead in Administrative & Support and Transportation, AA firms lead in Health care & social assistance, and Asian firms lead in Accommodation & Food Services.
‘Transformer in chief’: The new chief digital officer [INSIGHT]
In the alphabet soup that is today’s crowded C-suite, few roles attract as much attention as that of the chief digital officer, or CDO. While the position isn’t exactly new, what’s required of the average CDO is. By Tuck Rickards, Kate Smaje, and Vik Sohoni
Purchasing Power of Women [REPORT]
Women handle the bulk of purchasing decisions for everyday items like groceries and clothing — even for those items targeted at men. In fact, 50% of products marketed to men are actually purchased by women. That’s why items for men are often marketed with women in mind, as well. In addition to being responsible for most of the day-to-day purchases, women are also heading up or influential in large ticket purchases like cars, homes and appliances.
Marketers Embrace New American Mainstream [REPORT]
Multicultural marketing strategies will become increasingly important to brands looking to engage in a more culturally relevant and personalized manner. But despite rapid population growth and strong support for initiatives within marketing circles, CEO and board support falls far short, failing to assist marketer’s ability to prioritize and fully fund their efforts.
IN THE EYE OF THE STORM: Migration, Climate Change and Organized Violence In Central America
Central American “Eco-Migrantes” Expected To Increase the Foreign-born Population Of Hispanics In the United States. By Martin Vega, Senior Strategic Planner and Researcher / d expósito & Partners
The 2015 LGBT Consumer [REPORT]
What’s the next big thing? It’s a question retailers, manufacturers and marketers ponder incessantly so they can be at the forefront of growth with the latest innovations, media and consumer groups. And when it comes to looking for trendsetters in these areas, they would be wise to take note of American lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) households.
No More Spanish in America: ¿Sí o No? [INSIGHT]
Lately, as we have grown accustomed to, there have been some articles suggesting that the use of Spanish among Hispanics may be dying out. I have been hearing very similar comments and reading similar studies since I started in this industry ―almost thirty years ago. In fact, I can even quote an ex-colleague saying, “Chica, don’t waste your time in the Hispanic advertising industry ―it will disappear in the next five to ten years.” by Gloria Constanza – Partner and Chief Contact Strategist / d expósito & Partners
AHAA Study: Hispanic Percentage of Ad Dollars Rises To Nearly 11%
If you believe AHAA, the Hispanic market is on fire. Total U.S. Hispanic advertising dollars from Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) companies and retailers in 2014 were $2 billion–up from $1.2 billion in 2010. The 67% jump means that the U.S. Hispanic market now attracts 10.7% of total U.S. ad expenditures from CPGs/retailers. By Adam Jacobson
Getting a sharper picture of social media’s influence [INSIGHT]
New research shows that buzz plays a greater role than previously thought in getting consumers to buy and that the pool of the most effective influencers is largely untapped.
