By Gonzalo López Martí – Creative Director https://www.LopezMartiMiami.com/ Italians carved a name for themselves in Hollywood with mobster movies. Which they used as showcase of their talent and springboard to move on to other genres with room to play against type. Scorsese, Coppola, Pacino, de Niro, etc. Irish stars used the same playbook in the … Read more
By Gabrielle White According to SeeHer’s recent report, “Driving Impact: A Best Practice Guide for Representing Women in Health and Wellness Marketing,” women hold a sizeable amount of economic power in the U.S., with 85 percent of purchase decisions being made by women. Yet only 16 percent of women say the media portrays them accurately … Read more
By Radio Ink When Raúl Alarcón announced his return as President of Spanish Broadcasting System in February 2024, it signaled a new focus for the company he co-founded with his father in 1983. Now back at the helm, Alarcón – who has held a spot on Radio Ink’s 40 Most Powerful People in Radio list … Read more
Canela Media announced the appointment of Philippe Guelton to the role of Global President to lead the company’s growth globally in the U.S. and Latin America. He will report to the Canela Media’s Co-Founder and CEO Isabel Rafferty Zavala. Canela Media has been on a trajectory of growth since launch and 2024, with an impressive … Read more
By Vinny Rinaldi – Vice President, Media & Marketing Technology It seemed only fitting to get in on the trend writing and share my thoughts on some of the biggest trends I see the industry facing as we turn the chapter from 2024 to 2025. The marketing world is at a pivotal crossroads. As we … Read more
By Anne Field Snack-food giant Mondelēz International is trying to take a bite out of business jargon. Last September, the company turned the slogan for its Sour Patch Kids candy, “First they’re sour, then they’re sweet,” into a Sour Translator, a digital tool that translates corporate jargon into plain, everyday language and targets gen Zers … Read more
By Claudia Romo Edelman – Founder, Hispanic Star We are living in turbulent times—shifting trends, political pressures, and stalled corporate initiatives have left our community feeling vulnerable and out of control. But there is one thing we can take control of, and that is our narrative. Like a plane in a storm, we must rise … Read more
By Alberto Chaia, Lucy Pérez, and Marukel Nunez Maxwell with Maria Arellano From bustling urban centers to small towns across the United States, the economic power and business potential of Latino communities is immense. Today, 19 percent of the US population identifies as Latino or Hispanic.1 According to the US Census Bureau, Latinos are expected to comprise … Read more
The U.S. population grew by nearly 1.0% between 2023 and 2024, according to the new Vintage 2024 population estimates released today by the U.S. Census Bureau. As the nation’s population surpasses 340 million, this is the fastest annual population growth the nation has seen since 2001 — a notable increase from the record low growth … Read more
Following historically low growth at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. population grew substantially by almost 1% since 2023, outpacing average annual growth since 2000 and signaling a significant turnaround from the meager population gains at the start of this decade. By 2024, after three consecutive years of population growth exceeding 0.5%, the … Read more
In today’s fast-paced world, consumers face a constant stream of messages, making it increasingly difficult for brands to stand out and for customers to commit. Relationship design is emerging as a key strategy to reduce churn and foster long-term brand loyalty. By crafting thoughtful customer interactions – whether in person or online – brands can … Read more
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By Gabriela Alcantara-Diaz – Founder, President / SEMILLA Multicultural, Inc. A 2023 Pew Research Center survey reveals that financial literacy is essential for upward mobility. However, significant gaps persist across racially and ethnically diverse groups, with Hispanic households facing some of the most prominent challenges in accessing financial education, despite growing interest. While 72% of … Read more
As we approach International Day of Persons with Disabilities on December 3, brands, advertisers and media platforms face a shifting landscape in diverse marketing. With changing political, economic, and social dynamics, understanding audiences—including disabled people—requires precision and nuance. This is especially true when considering the intersectional identities that many individuals have. Let’s examine the expectations, … Read more
By Amy Krauss , Todd Hossfeld, Jon R. Monroe In today’s fast-paced digital advertising world, agencies are under increasing pressure to deliver faster results with tighter client budgets and higher expectations for measurable outcomes. Forced to manage this reality, but also pursue growth, media can prove to be a viable method for agencies to level … Read more
HITN Acquires Diverse Curiosity DocumentariesNew York, December 17, 2024–HITN,the leading Spanish-language public media network in the United States,and Curiosity (Nasdaq: CURI),the global media company known for its award-winning documentary features and factual entertainment,today announced a strategic alliance that will bring a diverse range of captivating content to HITN’s viewers. As part of this exciting partnership,Curiosity … Read more
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, remote work has remained a popular option, though some believe it has drawbacks, including interpersonal and mental health challenges. In November 2024, Resume Builder surveyed 1,000 remote employees to understand how working remotely has impacted social skills and mental well-being. Key findings: 1 in 4 remote employees say working remotely has … Read more
By Mario Carrasco – Co-Founder & Principal / ThinkNow On my podcast, The New Mainstream, I’m often asked who I believe is the best marketer when it comes to engaging Latino audiences. My answer has long been Target. For years, Target has invested in Latino and multicultural consumers with consistent intent and authenticity. They do … Read more
By Joseph Jaffe When I first read Philip Kotler’s textbook in 1990 as a business science undergrad at the University of Cape Town in South Africa, I was hooked: the 4 P’s, STP (segmenting, targeting, positioning), branding. The very fundamentals of marketing coursed through my veins. Fast forward to my first job at Nando’s Chickenland. … Read more
By Camille Ashe – Florida State University There are significant differences in how Hispanic consumers behave in the marketplace depending on how long they have lived in the United States. This is because the length of time a Hispanic individual has spent in the United States often influences that individual’s acculturation level, although the two … Read more
