Culture: As Important as Ever with Hispanics
As we travel across the country consulting with client and agencies, we don’t typically get why Hispanic questions such as “why should I spend resources on Hispanic marketing? Why is this important to my business?” Marketers know Hispanics are essential to their growth. What we do get often is the how questions. How do we best connect with bicultural, bilingual Hispanics? How do we message in a way that’s relevant? By Roberto Ruiz – Univision Communications Inc.

The 2014 Ipsos Affluent Survey USA projects that the Affluent population in the United States grew 8% from 2013, to 67.5 million adults, compounding the 6% growth seen the previous year (“Affluents” are defined as adults aged 18+ living in households with at least $100,000 in annual household income – approximately 23% of US households). The Affluent population is found to be diverse, not only in its shopping habits, but in its generational and cultural composition as well.
As a multicultural advertising agency, Cococnut Grove based Alma feels that the digital business card puts the agency at the forefront of new and innovative ways of doing business.
Briabe Mobile announced the launch of ‘Latina Glam” a mobile-social platform targeting Latina women, designed to connect brands and influencers with consumers in the digital space.
As teens are changing their media habits, moving away from traditional TV viewing to spending more time with other entertainment formats—namely YouTube, Instagram, and Tumblr—their interest in traditional celebrities has waned.
“Innovation that excites.” You hear it in our commercials, you see it in our ads and it sits at the top of NissanUSA.com. It’s even posted in every Nissan office building and manufacturing facility around the world. To consumers, it’s a tagline that calls attention to our vehicles’ “cool factor.” But for us, it’s a reminder of our commitment to focus the customer in everything that we do. by Fred Diaz, Senior Vice President, Nissan Sales & Marketing and Operations, U.S.
As Gardiner Morse wrote in a recent Harvard Business Review article, “a marketing revolution is under way and nowhere is that more visible than in the CMO’s transforming role.” Morse was specifically referring to Unilever’s CMO, Keith Weed, who notably now oversees both marketing and communications and sustainable business. It is a shift from the model that exists at the majority of companies, namely that sustainability exists in a separate division.
Marketers are not scientists or magicians, but they are quickly spearheading the journey from the unknown into the known. Let me explain…
Miller Coors announced that the Miller Lite creative assignment for mainstream has been assigned to TBWA Los Angeles and the US Hispanic Markets portion has been assigned to Dallas based Dieste.
CEOs cite interacting and connecting more with customers as their top priority; Concerns that products and services will quickly lose relevancy.
By Gonzalo López Martí@LopezMartiMiami
FCB Chicago announces international advertising executive and FCB veteran Walter Boza has joined the agency as SVP, strategic planning director. Boza hails from FCB Caracas, where he was general manager of the Venezuelan agency.
























