Dr. Seuss teams up with Pinta

Marketing firm Pinta will support Dr. Seuss Enterprises within the Latinx market in the U.S. with a robust program inclusive of advertising, digital, influencer and PR. The expansion within the Latinx market is the latest move by Dr. Seuss Enterprises, as they continue to recognize the significance of reaching these consumers, while furthering its presence on a global scale.  

DIEGO LUNA, STAR OF NETFLIX’S NARCOS: MEXICO AND ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY TO RECEIVE AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AT THE HISPANIC TELEVISION SUMMIT

The legacy award of the annual Hispanic Television Summit is the Award for Outstanding Achievement in Hispanic Television, presented by Broadcasting & Cable and Multichannel News.  This year’s recipient is Diego Luna, an actor, director and producer for theater, film, and television.  Since 2018, he has starred as drug cartel leader Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo in the wildly popular Netflix hit TV series, Narcos: Mexico.  The Mexican born Luna is also known to audiences for his major film roles including that of Cassian Andor in 2016’s Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.   By Joe Schramm, President, Schramm Marketing Group and Producer, Hispanic Television Summit

Let The Cola Wars Begin- En Español!

This week most of America is celebrating the beginning of the NFL season… I am still thinking about Superbowl LIV.  I attended to witness the Pepsi half time show.. well beyond the JLo/Shakira athleticism and intoxicating performance; I was there to celebrate the culmination of a business decision that took place 2 years before.  By Ana Ceppi

Young Latinos: A Generation of Change [REPORT]

With Latinos poised to become the largest ethnic minority group in the electorate this November, Telemundo released an in-depth study examining a wide range of political and social views of young Latinos, the driving force behind Hispanic voter growth. In partnership with BuzzFeed News, the report titled “Young Latinos: A Generation of Change” includes a national online survey of registered Latino voters aged 18 to 34 and provides a detailed look at one of the country’s fastest-growing and most dynamic voting groups in this year’s historic election.

Fall TV 2020: Rafael Eli Award Winners Recall Eli’s Impact

Andrés Cantor, Gene Bryan, d expósito & Partners to receive Pioneer in Hispanic TV Awards at Hispanic TV Summit on Sept. 21.  The honorees in the first class to receive the Rafael Eli Pioneer in Hispanic TV Award have shared their thoughts about what the award means to them personally, and reflections of the man for whom the award is named.  By Joe Schramm, Schramm Marketing Group

What All Agencies Can Learn From Experiential and OOH Agencies

It’s a strange time, and we are getting a lot of conflicting signals on the economy’s health. On the one hand, marketing budgets are thawing, some agencies are making a return (of sorts) to the office, and new business is underway. There are signs that we’re moving in the direction of normalcy.  By Mark Duval – The Duval Partnership

I am from … How complex Hispanics are …… [VIDEO, PLEASE WATCH]

In 2019, Bridgeway Community Church created and published this inspiring video about “I am from” written by Juan Delgado.  The interesting part, is that if you are from Puerto Rico love fills your heart and a tear comes to your eye.  Now, with that said imaging this video created for every Spanish speaking country of the Americas.  That’s how complex we are as Hispanics in the USA,  It is 2020 and it resonates and there is a lesson for marketers and ad agencies.  HIRE AN EXPERT.

The Battle for the Soul of America

It is only 60 days until the election, and the first absentee ballots are going out today. The tension is only going to continue to build over the next two months; amplification is the operative word. And life, and our data, bring into clear relief our polar world—Red, Blue; Good, Bad; Rich, Poor; Black, White. We are divided as a nation. Perhaps our only unity is in our agreement of disunity. What did Thomas Paine say? —”these are the times that try (our) souls…”

Diversity And Inclusion And Multicultural Marketing Are Not The Same

Sometimes when you finish writing an article, you may struggle a bit to find a catchy headline. You look for something that could immediately break through the clutter, maybe something with a sense of humor, sometimes a breaking news approach. However, that’s not the case for this article. Sorry, but this time I went with a direct headline. Why? Because I believe it is crucial to address this topic in a very straightforward manner.  By Isaac Mizrahi –  Co-President of ALMA

September 2020 Shopper Sentiment

Allow me to state the obvious: 2020 has been – and continues to be – messy for many retailers and those who support them. In addition to worrying about the fundamental health and safety of our employees, families and loved ones, the pandemic has tested our abilities to adjust, adapt, reimagine… and survive in real time. On-premise businesses have become highly creative in how they sell, what they sell and to whom they sell.

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