Verifone launches NYC Spanish Campaign for Green Cabs

The Creative Capital – the digital agency assigned to the task launched a unique message campaign titled “Ponte Pa Lo Tuyo” or contextualized into English would be “Get with it and start making money”. The spanish-language campaign covered the areas of television, radio and print ads.

Marketers Respond to Consumer Demand for Personalization

Consumers have already voiced interest in receiving personalized emails, and recent polling suggested that personalization would be a key trend across all communications this year. In a November 2013 study by Conversant, around three-quarters of US senior-level marketers and agency decision-makers agreed that “individualized messages and offers will be more effective than mass messages/offers” this year, and about the same percentage said “personalized one-to-one marketing is the future.”

Telemundo and Dr. Pepper partner on “Los Unicos’

Telemundo Media announced the launch of a multiplatform partnership with Dr Pepper to celebrate Telemundo’s one of a kind on-air talent. This partnership features an intimate, candid look at the personal and professional lives of three Telemundo novela megastars, and the stories that make them truly unique.  The three “Unicos” are:  Litzy, one of Mexico’s most beloved television and music stars; Carmen Villalobos, one of the most recognizable young telenovela actresses, who stars in the upcoming second season of “El Senor de los Cielos”; and Eugenio Siller, Hispanic television’s leading man and star of Telemundo’s new original production “Reina de Corazones.” 

Hispanic “Life Planners” [NSIGHT]

When it comes to their financial lives, some Hispanic Millennials like to have all their ducks in a row. Using Simmons data, Tr3s recently identified and analyzed this segment, called “Life Planners.” Representing a little more than 1 in 3 Hispanics 18-34, this group is optimistic, believes in seizing opportunities when they arise, strives to be well-informed, and doesn’t like the idea of debt.

What’s Empowering the New Digital Consumer?

Technology has changed a lot in the last 30 years—even the last three! Today’s consumer is more connected than ever, thanks to the proliferation of digital devices and platforms. Content once available only via specific channels, such as print and broadcast television, can today be delivered to consumers through their multiple connected devices.

Bromley scores 16 ADDY wins at AAF-San Antonio

Bromley received 16 Addy awards on Feb. 15 at the American Advertising Federation-San Antonio Awards Gala held at the McNay Art Museum. The ad agency won one Mosaic Special Judges’ Award, two Special Judges’ Awards, seven Gold, five Silver and one Bronze for its integrated campaigns, social media, television, radio spots and music for clients MillerCoors, General Mills and NBA.

How Will 2013’s Digital Display Trends Converge in 2014?

Coming off the heels of 2013, programmatic buying, native advertising and viewability all remain topical to digital display advertisers, particularly brands. Just last year, these distinct trends might have seemed like isolated enhancements. When viewed in totality, however, they reflect an advertising landscape that is evolving to provide brands a richer storytelling experience among a more engaged audience—wherever that audience might be.

Facebook: The Largest Social Network for Hispanics, the Most Untapped for USH Brands

You gotta give it to Zuckerberg, despite all of the controversy, skepticism and challenges Facebook has gone through over the years, it remains the number 1 social networking destination in the world. While I do feel that Facebook has entirely changed the ways people socially communicate, it still has a ton of growth to go. With that said, Facebook is currently the number 1 destination for US Hispanics and I don’t see that changing any time soon… and neither are USH brands.  By Lance Rios – Founder of BeingLatino.com

The Data-Driven Future Of TV: Will Spots Be Cherry-Picked Or Cherry-Packaged?

Audience cherry-picking and cherry-packaging is coming to TV this upfront season. Two weeks ago at NATPE in Miami, both Group M’s Irwin Gotlieb and Initiative’s Kris Magel told us that their media buying shops are moving aggressively to leverage consumer viewing and purchase databases to buy and re-aggregate fragmented audiences on TV — just as their agencies do on the Web.

Millennials Drive Social Commerce: Turning their Likes, Follows or Pins Into a Sale [REPORT]

Social commerce is a term used to describe marketing strategies that incorporate social media to facilitate online buying and selling of products and services.  (Yahoo first used the term in 2005 in a launch of a new online shopping store).  Spurred by the proliferation of electronic commerce, social commerce strategies are not just solely designed around click-to-buy action.  Rather, these strategies provide a virtual way for companies to attract, engage and interact with consumers at all points in the consumer buying decision process.  The advent of mobile technology has further encouraged social commerce, changing how users interact with and purchase from different companies.

Mobile Video Buyer’s Guide [REPORT]

The report examines a range of complex campaign considerations, including apps versus mobile-optimized websites, pre-roll versus banner ads, inline versus native players, operating system capabilities, third-party tags, and advanced interactive capabilities.

National Puerto Rican Day Parade leadership will be axed after probe into finances

According to the Daily News, the shake-up of the nonprofit group — sponsor for decades of one of the country’s best known ethnic parades — follows investigation by state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman into mismanagement of $1.4 million in corporate donations by Carlos Velasquez and his GALOS Corp. Velasquez agreed to repay the organization and accept a ban from future dealings.

The Rising Cost of Not Going to College [Report]

Disparity among Millennials Ages 25-32 By Education Level in Terms of Annual Earnings …For those who question the value of college in this era of soaring student debt and high unemployment, the attitudes and experiences of today’s young adults—members of the so-called Millennial generation—provide a compelling answer. On virtually every measure of economic well-being and career attainment—from personal earnings to job satisfaction to the share employed full time—young college graduates are outperforming their peers with less education. And when today’s young adults are compared with previous generations, the disparity in economic outcomes between college graduates and those with a high school diploma or less formal schooling has never been greater in the modern era.

The strength of ‘weak signals’ [INSIGHT]

As information thunders through the digital economy, it’s easy to miss valuable “weak signals” often hidden amid the noise. Arising primarily from social media, they represent snippets—not streams—of information and can help companies to figure out what customers want and to spot looming industry and market disruptions before competitors do. Sometimes, companies notice them during data-analytics number-crunching exercises.

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