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Latino Voter Enthusiasm Peaks as Independent Support Shifts and Gender Divide Widens in 2024 Presidential Race
Entravision, AltaMed, and BSP Research have released the Week 6 results of the 2024 National Latino Voter Tracking Poll, showing significant shifts in Latino voter engagement, campaign outreach efforts, and critical issues leading up to Election Day. Latino voter enthusiasm has reached its highest level since the poll began, and new insights reveal a growing gender divide in candidate preferences.
#NoSabo Kids: A Latino Gen Z Movement 200 Years in the Making
In recent years, a curious trend has gained momentum among Hispanic gen Zers: the #NoSabo Kid movement. It has manifested primarily on social media platforms, namely TikTok and Instagram — and it has gained the attention of mainstream news outlets nationwide. The movement speaks to young Latinos' individual and collective identities, both cultural and generational, and the central role the Spanish language plays in their feelings of self-esteem and their quest for self-actualization. More importantly, it reflects their commitment to staying connected to Latino culture even though, simultaneously, they are often made to feel lesser-than as many in our own communities criticize them for any fumbles made when speaking Spanish. Let's unpack this phenomenon.
CTV Takes the Lead: 78% of Hispanic Americans Prefer Streaming for Its Personalized and Diverse Content Options [REPORT]
LG Ad Solutions, a leader in CTV and cross-screen advertising, today released a report titled “The Inclusive Screen: Hispanic Americans,” which highlights CTV as a key environment for advertisers to connect with Hispanic Audiences while prioritizing user experience.
Media Reactions 2024 U.S. insights [REPORT]
Discover key U.S. insights on the top-ranking media brands and channels and learn how to navigate today’s complex media environment.
The State of the Hispanic American Consumer 2024 [REPORT]
With Hispanic Americans making up nearly one-fifth of the US population, understanding the evolving behaviors, preferences, and economic impact of Hispanic-American consumers is crucial for marketers aiming to effectively engage this influential and growing demographic. The 2024 MRI-Simmons report provides essential insights to help businesses navigate and strategize based on these trends.
Cultura Decoded: Redefining Hispanic Heritage [REPORT]
Hispanic Heritage Month may have ended, but the power and influence of the Hispanic community continue to shape our culture. I'm excited to share with you our latest report, where we analyzed 400K digital conversations from the Hispanic community, to explore evolving perceptions of cultural heritage. The study reveals how heritage is deeply intertwined with identity, connection, and resilience, far beyond just food and music.
The Advertising Media Spend – H1 2024 [REPORT]
According to Nielsen’s 2024 Annual Marketing Report, 72% of global marketers expect their advertising budgets to increase in the year ahead. But more media spend means more competition in an already competitive media landscape where consumers are accessing more media, across more platforms than ever before.
Explorando la mentalidad puertorriqueña actual [REPORT]
Un estudio sindicalizado y herramienta, que permite a las marcas comprender las audiencias en términos de uso de medios, compra de productos, uso de servicios y variables actitudinales. Permitiendo crear perfiles de consumidores por variables psicográficas y estilo de vida.
Latino Independent Voters Lean Toward Trump While Overall Voter Preferences Hold Steady
Entravision, AltaMed, and BSP Research have unveiled the Week 5 results of the 2024 National Latino Voter Tracking Poll, offering valuable insights into the preferences of Latino voters. While Kamala Harris leads with 60% support, Independent voters are breaking for Donald Trump, and key differences emerge between Latino voters in California and Texas. The economy remains the top concern for voters across both states.
Hispanic/Latino Americans Turn to Nontraditional Health Information Sources, More Than Any Other Racial Group [REPORT]
Findings from a new national survey of 2,530 Americans conducted by M Booth Health reveals the outsize impact that nontraditional sources of health information have on the decisions of the largest racial/ethnic minority group in the United States. The data, available in a new report – Chosen Circles: How Hispanic/Latino Americans Navigate Health Decision-Making – show how, in the face of systemic barriers and a shortage of culturally relevant health information, Hispanic/Latino Americans are taking control of their health care decisions.
The Evolution Toward Permissioned Data
The advertising industry has been captivated by the notion of "signal deprecation" for a while now. This term, in my view, misses the point. We are not witnessing the death of signals or the loss of something valuable. Instead, we are seeing its evolution — specifically, the evolution toward permissioned data.
Insights into How Pharma Advertising Influences Patient Behavior and Health Outcomes [REPORT]
MAGNA announced a new study in partnership with DeepIntent, the health advertising platform, that explores the impact of pharmaceutical advertising beyond its traditional role of promoting medications. The MAGNA Media Trials study – “Beyond the Prescription” – reveals how pharma ads influence patient behavior, improve health management, and offer untapped opportunities for brands.
Hispanic homeowners narrow home value gap to smallest margin on record
Zillow research shows Hispanic homeowners making strides in narrowing the home value gap with white homeowners over the past two years, regaining ground lost during the pandemic. The gap is now the narrowest ever observed.
Latinos are Leading America’s Economy— With or Without Your Support
Data doesn’t lie. U.S. Latinos now generate an astounding $3.6 trillion GDP, making us the 5th largest economy in the world, bigger than India, the U.K., and France. And we’re not slowing down. Our GDP is growing faster than any other country except China, positioning us to surpass Germany by 2027 and reach $5.7 trillion by 2029. Yet, despite this staggering economic power, Latinos remain grossly underrepresented in leadership, media, boardrooms, and investments. By Beatriz Acevedo - CEO/Cofounder SUMA.
Baby Boomers’ big digital shift
Baby Boomers are the world’s wealthiest generation, however, brands are failing to keep up with their increasingly digital media habits, according to WARC Media’s latest Global Advertising Trends report, ‘Baby Boomers’ big digital shift’.
A Profile of the Nation’s Hispanic-Owned Businesses
About 7.1% of the nation’s 5,681,118 employer firms (businesses with at least one paid employee) in the United States were Hispanic-owned in 2021 and the construction sector had the largest number of Hispanic-owned businesses, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
TV Ads on Spanish-language Networks Outperform Ads on English-language TV by 31%, per EDO
EDO has released a report revealing that ads airing in the Spanish-language media environment have outperformed ads on English-language TV by 31% in the past year — a 24% increase over the previous period.
Kamala Harris Leads Among Latino Voters, but Republicans Gain Favorability as Election Day Nears
Entravision, AltaMed, and BSP Research have revealed key findings from Week 4 of the 2024 National Latino Voter Tracking Poll, offering critical insights into the preferences and attitudes of Latino voters as Election Day nears.
Put Your Money Where Your Campaign Is: Hispanic Voters Are the Key To the 2024 Election
With nearly a month remaining until November 5th, you surely must know by now that Latino voters are truly up for grabs in this year’s election. News story after news story continues to show how both Democrats and Republicans need to win over Latino voters to have any chance at winning. Our voters make up a large portion of the electorate in critical swing states like Arizona and Nevada and could be the margin of victory in states like Georgia and North Carolina IF campaigns deign to connect with them. And yet, neither party has made a concerted and heartfelt effort to do so. By: Kathy Whitlock, VP of Strategy and Insights at TelevisaUnivision
TelevisaUnivision Consumer Strategy & Insights Delivers Critical Research About Spanish-Speaking Voters in Key Battleground States
TelevisaUnivision Consumer Strategy & Insights, in collaboration with Opiniones Latinas, recently conducted a unique survey of Hispanic likely voters in the key seven battleground states that will decide the Presidential Election (Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin). Thirty percent (30%) of voters conducted the interview in Spanish. Among the sample, 42% speak Spanish at home. The majority, 62%, reside in immigrant households with themselves, their parents or grandparents, or someone in the household being an immigrant.
