Using Zero-Party Multicultural Data To Connect Authentically With Consumers

Even though the sunset of cookies by Google has been pushed out by another year to 2024, marketers are still looking for alternatives to reach their customers online as third-party cookies have helped agencies create targeting for their ad campaigns for over a decade. More and more agencies have begun to look for a replacement, … Read more

U.S. Poverty Rate Is 12.8% but Varies Significantly by Age Groups

The national poverty rate was 12.8% in 2021, but was significantly different for the nation’s oldest and youngest populations, according to a new Census Bureau report released today. The child poverty rate (for people under age 18) was 16.9% in 2021, 4.2 percentage points higher than the national rate, while poverty for those ages 65 … Read more

Spanish Broadcasting System to migrate onto AdsWizz’s technology stack

Spanish Broadcasting System (SBS) Inc. announces AdsWizz Inc. as the exclusive programmatic sales representative of SBS’s Hispanic audio inventory. This new relationship allows SBS to leverage AdsWizz’s state-of-the-art audio technology and regional media sales channels, including SXM Media, the combined advertising sales group of Sirius XM Holdings Inc., to make demand source connections and monetization … Read more

Revealed: America’s Iconic Brands Most Effective at Winning Hispanic Consumers

A recent study of over 250 iconic brands identified the top 10 brands for Hispanic consumers. The analysis, conducted by cultural intelligence firm, Collage Group, examined brand performance as part of the firm’s monthly CultureRate survey, which assesses cultural resonance for each major demographic segment. With regard to Hispanic consumers, all 10 top brands excelled … Read more

Top 5 Things for Ad Agency Leaders to Know Now

By Mark Duval – The Duval Partnership There were so many important things to discuss this week that we couldn’t pick just one. Instead, we’re trying something a little different, focusing on the top five things that moved us this week—and all are valuable for agency leaders to know. Read on to explore what’s new … Read more

Hispanic Public Relations Association announces 2022 National ¡Bravo! Award Winners

The Hispanic Public Relations Association (HPRA) announces winners of the 2022 National ¡Bravo! Awards, recognizing the best multicultural communications teams and campaigns across the country. Emceed by Astrid Rivera, Univision Despierta América, and Bryan Llenas, Fox News Channel, the 8th annual celebration also honored industry leaders and recognized its first HPRA national scholarship recipient – … Read more

Libre 790 launches in Miami

Americano Media programming will be broadcast on Audacy’s 790 AM (WAXY-AM) in the Miami, Florida market. From today, WAXY-AM will become Radio Libre 790 with Americano Media. “The joint endeavor with Audacy is a natural fit for Americano,” Americano Media founder and chief executive Ivan Garcia-Hidalgo said. “We provide the best Hispanic news-talk programming in … Read more

Viewers Looking Forward to World Cup Despite Controversy [REPORT]

The 2022 World Cup is scheduled to run from November 20th till December 18th. The tournament was moved from its usual June/July slot because of the intense summer heat in host-country Qatar. The temperature, however, is not the only heat surrounding the tournament. Human rights abuses by the firms building the stadiums and infrastructure to … Read more

ADVERTISING FORECASTS (U.S. FALL UPDATE)

In the wake of a historically strong 2021, U.S. media owner’s advertising revenues grew by +11% to $151 billion in the first half of 2022, based on financial reports. Vincent Létang, EVP Global Market Intelligence at MAGNA and author of the report, commented: “Following a strong first half, non-cyclical advertising spending is slowing down as … Read more

Hardships and Wealth Disparities Across Hispanic Groups

For the first time, the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2021 Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) included detailed data on Hispanic groups of different origins. As the nation recognizes Hispanic Heritage Month, we analyze disparities in well-being and wealth among Hispanic origin groups. For example, the data show that Hispanics of Cuban origin lived in … Read more

Luis Jimenez returns to New York Radio

“El Show de Luis Jimenez” returns October 1st from 11 AM to 3 PM EST With a resume that expands four decades in radio, television, movies and stand-up comedy, Luis Jimenez returns Saturday, October 1st to New York radio with “El Show de Luis Jimenez” only on La X 96.3, El Ritmo de New York. … Read more

Maintaining investment in brand is key for marketers responding to ‘stagflation’ and planning for recovery

As consumers in many markets endure the worst cost-of-living crunch in decades, the spotlight is on brands to adapt to changing behaviours and expectations while keeping business buoyant for the recovery. However, the current economic downturn poses its own challenges for brands as they navigate new pressures on pricing, portfolio management, innovation, advertising and much … Read more

Marco Gonzalez Launches MaGo! PR

Marco Antonio Gonzalez, a seasoned corporate communications executive, officially launches MaGo! PR, a full-service 360° bilingual PR/Communications firm. The recently founded, MaGo! PR, a play on words on Gonzalez’s full name Marco Antonio Gonzalez and the Spanish-language word “mago,” which translates to magician in English, is a full-service 360° PR firm that specializes in entertainment … Read more

Marketing during a recession: Finding the upside of an economic downturn

Brands and advertisers just now settling into a post-COVID marketing rhythm could be facing another major disruption, this time in the form of a global recession. With 60% of economists predicting a Euro-zone recession, and an expected global growth rate of only 2.9%—down from 4.6% at the beginning of the year—an economic slowdown seems inevitable. … Read more

What is inflation?

Inflation refers to a broad rise in the prices of goods and services across the economy over time, eroding purchasing power for both consumers and businesses. In other words, your dollar (or whatever currency you use for purchases) will not go as far today as it did yesterday. To understand the effects of inflation, take … Read more

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