Tampico Beverages announced the launch of its brand refresh, including an updated logo, a new look and feel across its family of fruit flavored juice drink products, website and social media channels.
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Tampico Beverages unveils Brand Refresh
How to fix Twitter: Twitcoin and “free speech”. Part 2
By Gonzalo López Martí – Creative director, etc./LMMiami.com
- Is Twitter the new Yahoo?
- Perception is reality in Northern California’s cutthroat ecosystem.
- Nothing is more toxic in Silicon Valley than being regarded as a has-been.
- Unfair as it may sound, Twitter’s stock price is stalled, its user base growth has plateaued and advertisers show less and less interest in sending their marketing dollars the little bird’s way.
What Will a Direct-Brand Future Mean For TV Advertising?
Last month at the Interactive Advertising Bureau’s Leadership Conference, IAB head Randall Rothenberg gave what may prove to be one of the most significant industry speeches in years, even more important than Proctor & Gamble CMO Marc Pritchard’s keynotes on viewability and cleaning up fraud. Randy heralded the emergence of the direct-brand economy, explaining why the Dollar Shave Clubs, Caspers and Warby Parkers might take over the world, or at least put up a good fight against Amazon as it continues its relentless march to massive commerce power.
Consumer Economics Are Driving Retail Industry Bifurcation
With retail sales increasing 3.5 percent in 2017, compared to a gross domestic product growth rate of 2.3 percent the same year, the retail sector is showing signs of healthy growth thus the so-called ‘retail apocalypse’ is a myth, according to a new study from Deloitte. The study, “The great retail bifurcation: Why the retail “apocalypse” is really a renaissance,” found that the retail sector is healthy and shows strong signs of growth.
Building a Strong Brand Through Authentic Advocacy
Without inspiration, employee advocacy can feel like giving a bland speech on an assigned topic. Authenticity and originality should be the foundation of promoting your organization and generating exposure for it. Without a sincere spokesman or exciting content, employee engagement is hardly convincing. By Kelsey Taylor
What’s Next for Programmatic Advertising? [PODCAST]
In the latest episode of “Behind the Numbers,” eMarketer’s Ross Benes talks with Dave Pond, Vox Media’s general manager of display and programmatic, about how to improve the ad creative of automated advertising.
The Infinite Dial 2018
The two most talked-about sectors in audio today – podcasting and Smart Speakers – post significant gains in this year’s Infinite Dial study from Edison Research and Triton Digital.
What’s Next Starts Now [REPORT]
In the face of rapidly evolving business and economic landscapes around the world, the importance of organizational intelligence and foresight thinking as a tool to unearth early indicators of change and unlock growth has never been greater. Many organizations are struggling with the accelerated pace of change and disruption from outside their traditional areas of influence.
How to fix Twitter: Twitcoin and “free speech”
By Gonzalo López Martí – Creative Director, etc. / LMMiami.com
- Twitter has posted a profit, finally, but it still shows various existential problems.
- 90% of its revenue comes from advertising sales.
- Risk is way too concentrated: it needs to put its eggs in different baskets.
- Plus, its users base is made up of mostly elderly curmudgeons.
Conversation Between José Díaz-Balart and Jorge Ramos On Noticias Telemundo (FULL VIDEO VERSION)
For the first time in the history of Spanish-language television, Noticias Telemundo aired a conversation between the main news anchors from the country’s leading Hispanic networks: José Díaz-Balart, of Noticias Telemundo, and Jorge Ramos, of Univision Noticias. The full conversation, which took place at Books and Books bookstore in Coral Gables, Florida.
An agenda for the talent-first CEO
In tumultuous times, a company’s talent is its most valuable and reliable asset. What does it take to lead an organization that truly unleashes its human capital? By Dominic Barton, Dennis Carey, and Ram Charan
Overcoming the Existential Crisis in Consumer Goods
Many global brands are facing the inescapable fact that it is a particularly tricky time to be in the consumer goods business. Following decades of solid and dependable growth, the future started getting hazy in 2012. That is when, despite steadily rising global demand, a series of events began taking a toll on large consumer products companies’ revenues and profits. By Matthew Meacham, François Faelli, Eduardo Giménez and John Blasberg
In Advertising, Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves
March 8th was International Women’s Day and all of March is Women’s History Month, celebrating the achievements of women globally from cultural, political, social and economic perspectives. Yet where do women of color (as they’ve come to be called by, I guess, some inspired Caucasian) stand in my industry ―advertising― today? By Daisy Expósito-Ulla, Chairman & CEO, d expósito & Partners
Mazda and Toyota establish JV “Mazda Toyota Manufacturing, U.S.A., Inc.”
Mazda Motor Corporation and Toyota Motor Corporation have established their new joint-venture company “Mazda Toyota Manufacturing, U.S.A., Inc.” (MTMUS) that will produce vehicles in Huntsville, Alabama starting in 2021.
The Ad Industry in 2018 — The Year of Magical Thinking
Sir Martin Sorrell, the industry’s most prominent agency spokesman, now has the difficult job of explaining, on behalf of WPP and of the industry in general, why revenue growth has been so difficult to achieve and what can be done about it. Since its peak in 2015, WPP shares have fallen 28% in value. In the main, Sorrell points his finger at “major customers, who are holding back ad spending to cut costs, and the long-term impact of technological disruption and the short-term focus of zero-based budgeters, activist investors and private equity.” By Michael Farmer
Transparency: Make It Your Problem Before Someone Does It For You
Transparency is a big word for an important idea, but I’m curious if it will actually have an impact on the advertising business. If you casually peruse articles about advertising published in the last few years, you’ll see a steady increase in the volume of people talking about transparency, but if you dive one layer deeper, you’ll find it’s still just talk — not a business practice for most companies.
Univision’s IPO Plans Are Scrapped As A CFO Move Is Made
The wait is over for investors and Hispanic market observers who have been asking about Univision Communications‘ Initial Public Offering plan, and when the company targeting Hispanic and millennial consumers will come to fruition. After a series of delays, there will be no IPO. By Adam Jacobson
The 90th Academy Awards and Diversity
This year’s Oscars were dull. No surprises. Enough politics! By David Morse / New America Dimensions
NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises & Pitbull to empower Next Generation Media leaders
NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises announced the launch of Telemundo Academy, a first-ever multimedia educational institution to empower and train the next generation of media leaders. The academy’s first partners will include internationally renowned singer, actor and record producer Armando Christian Perez’s (Pitbull) SLAM Miami (Sports Leadership and Management) and the Doral Academy, two highly regarded local charter schools.
Mobile & Apps Share of Total U.S. Spend Expected to Double 2016-2020
The top three categories for Total U.S. ad spend are television, print-originated content and mobile. They accounted for 73.9% of total U.S. ad spending in 2016. TV and print totals include both legacy/linear and digital spend, while mobile spend is 100% digital. By Jack Myers

























