Spanish, English or Both? How to Leverage Language to Reach US Hispanics
Language is often a perplexing topic for advertisers when they are targeting US Hispanics. A study recently conducted by Culturati, a research and consulting company, looked at how to approach language in TV advertising geared toward US Hispanics, with a specific focus on the effectiveness of “Spanglish,” or mixing English and Spanish. eMarketer’s Alison McCarthy spoke to Rene Sanchez, Culturati’s vice president of client strategy and insights, about the key findings of this study.
My latest Red Card goes to Old Spice, which joins Tecate in providing “insult my consumer” creative.
Programmatic Video: A Spectrum of AutomationProgrammatic is a term that’s used frequently by digital marketers, but there is still a lot of confusion around how to differentiate one programmatic solution from another, specifically as it relates to digital video.
Television is likely to remain the top live viewing channel in the US for the upcoming Summer Olympics. According to May 2016 research, the majority of US sports fans said they plan to be glued to the Rio Games via TV this August. But marketers shouldn’t count out other screens when it comes to simultaneous activities.
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While digital marketing technologies and engagement channels multiply, many marketers remain concerned that they are still not delivering what customers want most: a seamless, frictionless and individualized buying and problem-solving experience.
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The report looks at new trends in the car-shopping process for several demographics, including women, Millennials, and Asian and Hispanic shoppers.
A shift from offline to digital marketing spend, combined with the ubiquity of mobile, is increasing calls to businesses at an upward clip, according to the 2016 Call Intelligence Index published by Invoca.
Major organizations across the globe are attuned to the urgent need to transform their business and operating models, in light of evolving customer behaviors, disruptive technologies, regulatory policies, and globalization.
Every two years, the Marketing Science Institute asks every MSI member company Trustee to provide input to help set priorities for the research that will guide our activities for the next few years. These priorities enable MSI to engage in its most critical mission: moving the needle on important marketing problems.
Surprisingly, those least likely to have a long American heritage are the ones who have the strongest American pride. In fact, white millennials have the lowest levels of pride compared with other ethnic groups within the generation.
On a typical Monday, women (60%) are significantly more likely to say that they have too little motivations compared to men (51%).
The Media Rating Council (MRC) issued the final version of its Mobile Viewable Advertising Impression Measurement Guidelines. Updated based in part on cross-industry input received during a 30-day public comment period in April, the guidelines provide guidance for measuring viewable impressions in Mobile Web and Mobile In-Application (In-App) environments.
The continued decline of mobile service costs and the rise in smartphone adoption will help moderately increase mobile internet usage in Mexico this year, though the country’s mobile phone uptake in general remains low compared with many of its neighbors in Latin America
PwC released its 2016 Big Decisions Survey, focused on how enterprises around the world are limiting risk and leveraging data to make the Big Decisions that will give them a competitive edge.
The Cannes International Festival of Creativity is a yearly celebration that recognizes the best in creative advertising worldwide. June 25th marked the official culmination of the festival for 2016, which reflected a historic performance for Alma. The agency won a total of 8 Lions and 18 Shortlists, establishing a new record for the multicultural industry!
The final deadline for the ANA Multicultural Excellence Awards is approaching (July 8!), but if you need some extra application inspiration, just look to Allstate, who took home top honors in the Asian category last year. Their winning combination of nuanced, emotional insights and creative messaging helped them reach one of the fastest-growing multicultural segments in the nation: Asian Indians. I asked Georgina Flores (pictured), vice president of integrated marketing communications at Allstate, just how they built their strategy around their brand promise and how winning an award amplified these efforts. Read on to see how you, too, can elevate your brand by entering the Multicultural Excellence Awards. By Talia Fisher, associate manager of committees and conferences at ANA
Over 120 million strong in the U.S., multicultural Americans are a large, young and growing segment. And similar to the Millennial demographic, of which they comprise 40%, they’re a key group for the alcoholic beverage market.
