Beyond Best Practices: Engaging Hispanics With Social Media
Clearly, the Internet presents a strong opportunity to convey ad messages to Hispanics. More importantly, brands using social media to create conversational forums for Hispanic consumers to converse with the brand – and like-minded consumers – are the ones really connecting with this important group.

If you’ve had sporadic communication with some of your South Florida-based peers and clients since June 12, you’re likely not alone. By Adam R Jacobson
Terra announced new additions to its U.S. operations team. Emilia Peña has been appointed Director of Sales while Luciano Islas joins as Senior Programmatic Sales Manager in the U.S. Liz Sarachek Blacker, who has served as Chief Revenue Officer for Terra for more than three years building a strong sales team, will move on to pursue a new opportunity.
WPLG, Inc., A Berkshire Hathaway Company announced the promotion of E.R. Bert Medina to President.
The 2014 FIFA World Cup is, to date, the most-streamed event ever. Obviously, the fact that technology today is a lot more “stream-friendly” than during World Cup 2010 helps a lot, with a far larger global audience living online with access to higher speeds and better devices. But we should also recognize that this high online streaming rate is not just a matter of better technology, but reflects a need that is being met.
Today, there is a lot of talk about “social consumerism.” But, at what point is social consumerism really capitalism in disguise?
At 2014’s halfway point, Americans are loosening their purse strings in several key areas, backing off of several key efficiencies and cutbacks in comparison to a year ago, indicating Americans may be a bit more confident in their financial prospects for the near future. Looking further back, American financial attitudes continue to show great improvement over a few years ago.
When asked to imagine what the U.S. will look like in 2024, 65 percent of American respondents are not convinced the country will be on the right track in 10 years. Two-thirds of respondents do not believe that America will be considered the “land of opportunity” in 10 years, and seven in 10 Americans are not certain that working hard and playing by the rules will bring success in 2024. However, a new social consensus is emerging, with overwhelming majorities believing that same-sex marriage (73 percent) and marijuana use (66 percent) will be legal in most states.
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