Budweiser unveils Rise As One Global Marketing Campaign For 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil
With anticipation growing across the globe for the upcoming 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™, Budweiser revealed Rise As One, the brand’s global creative campaign on behalf of its sponsorship of the upcoming tournament.

With the advent of the ACA, insurers have two drivers: share AND profitability. Most sales and marketing focus is on gaining share by securing the highest enrollment numbers possible. Effective Growth Leaders are measuring business success beyond market share: The utilization cost and ROI of the new pool is an equally important goal of effective marketing. Companies can measure their success by drawing in a pool that may have both a higher likelihood to health coverage and a lower propensity to acquire preventable conditions, both of which impact the bottom line. By Santiago Solutions Group
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.”
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.
Lopez Negrete Communications, Inc. celebrated yet another tour de force at the American Advertising Federation’s 52nd Annual American Advertising Awards, earning Best of Show honors for a tenth consecutive year.
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.
Miami-based public relations firm RockOrange has been selected as the agency of record to lead public relations efforts for rum producer Botran Rums.
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
How happy will advertisers be after the Comcast-Time Warner merger is complete? Are better advertising-related products coming down the road? We can’t be sure.
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.
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.
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.























