Creative

Richards/Lerma’s Flor Leibaschoff named as DMN 2019 Women to Watch Honoree

The prestigious DMN Marketing Hall of Femme and Women to Watch program recognizes female marketers who have taken risks, pushed limits, and achieved standout success in their marketing careers.

What Types of Personalized Content Appeal to Consumers?

Finding the right balance when serving personalized content to consumers can be tricky. But marketers that do this successfully understand that fostering better communication with their target audience is key.

Domino’s Carryout Insurance – Free Protection for Your Most Delicious Asset

Accidents happen and that’s why Domino’s introduced its CARRYOUT INSURANCE® or SEGURO PARA LLEVAR, in Spanish, a free insurance for all carryout orders.

PUBLICIS CHIEF GROWTH OFFICER AND TOP CREATIVE DIRECTORS DISCUSS INNOVATION AND CREATIVITYAT 2019 CMC ANNUAL SUMMIT

The Culture Marketing Council: The Voice of Hispanic Marketing pulls out the stops when it comes to delivering high-caliber content and featuring the biggest players in the multicultural industry as speakers—and the innovation and creativity tracks at the 2019 Annual Summit taking place at the Statler Hotel in Dallas on June 10-12 is also gearing up to be a show stopper.

Kickstarting Creative Success [REPORT]

Creative planning, media planning, and defining brand objectives often happen in siloed paths when kickstarting a creative campaign. When this happens, the marketer can end up with creative that does not align with the media plan or the brand objectives leading to ineffective campaigns, unnecessary change orders, and wasted money.

Lebrón named Executive Creative Director at Walton Isaacson

Lebrón was previously Chief Creative Officer of República Havas in Miami. He will now be based out of Walton Isaacson Los Angeles, leading all work for that office as well as WI Chicago, Dallas and New York.

Gallegos United creates “STORYTELLERS” at CAAMFest FILM FESTIVAL 37

GALLEGOS Unitedand LUNA United showcased “Storytellers” at CAAMFest Film Festival 37.  The video will be shared with festival attendees on opening night May 9th, prior to film screenings, as part of Comcast’s sponsorship package.

Toyota launches Corolla Sedan from Conill

Today’s generation of Latinos in the U.S. are noticeably expressive, straightforward and determined – just like the all-new Corolla sedan. They embrace their heritage and show it to the world. The commercial titled “WE”, directed by David Vergés, captures how this empowered generation is standing out and leaving its mark throughout society.

2019 U.S. Hispanic Young Lions Competition Winners

The Circulo Creativo just announced the winners of the 2019 U.S. Hispanic Young Lions Competition.

John Leguizamo Encourages Fans to Find Their Passion and Pursue Their Dreams in New Pepsi Commercial

During the Billboard Latin Music Awards telecast on Telemundo, Pepsi premiered a new national television advertisement starring award-winning actor John Leguizamo.

The Evolving Role of the Celebrity Spokesperson

As ads during this year’s Super Bowl featuring Harrison Ford, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Jeff Bridges show, brands can still get a great deal of impact with a high-profile campaign featuring the right celebrity spokesperson. But what is changing is how brands are hiring and activating celebrity endorsers, especially as digital and social channels provide fans more access to celebrities they’re eager to get content from, even in the form of an ad.

IM+C opens doors in Miami

IM+C, a communication agency with offices in London, Barcelona and Madrid, announced the opening of its new office in Miami, located in the heart of Miami’s Design District.

Accenture’s shopping spree

By Gonzalo López Martí – Creative director, etc. / LMMiami.com

  • The global consulting behemoth Accenture acquired Droga5.
  • Droga5, in case it doesn’t ring a bell, is a darling of the creative firmament if there ever was one, up there with Wieden & Kennedy, 72 & Sunny and a few others.

Hitting All the Right Notes – Finding the perfect piece of music for a campaign can help brands quite literally resonate with consumers

The right music makes or breaks an ad. A carefully chosen song can enhance an ad’s memorability, emotive power, and informativity. A 2015 study by Nielsen found that ads that incorporated music performed better across four key metrics: creativity, empathy, emotive power, and information power. While licensing popular songs can come with a hefty price tag, music, the study points out, can deliver significant returns for brands.

A laughing matter – How the global importance of humor in advertising varies by gender

Women, men, children, babies – we all love to laugh, right? Most people generally enjoy a good joke, a funny story and embrace a reason to smile. A great piece of advertising can often be the source of that giggle, so why do so few ads featuring women try to be funny?  by  Kate Ginsburg

Sound is more important than ever for brands that want to make connections with audiences [REPORT]

Havas Media through its new “Power” series aims to explore the role media plays and to uncover “what matters.” Which are the moments that make a difference as we try to connect brands with audiences? What are the most meaningful media?

Good bye surveillance marketing. Hello creativity?

By Gonzalo López Martí – Creative director, etc / LMMiami.com

  • We’ve all heard the conventional wisdom by now:
  • “If the product is free, you are the product.”
  • “You might think you watch Netflix or Instagram, but Netflix & Instagram are actually watching you.”
  • And so on and so forth.

Do People Actually Want Personalized Ads?

The belief that consumers crave more targeted, personalized ads has become a digital advertising mantra. But it’s not entirely true.

What Creatives Really Want from Planners

If I asked a group of ad planners what the one thing they most want from their creative partners, it’d be ‘collaboration.’  That’s because, like it or not, there is a deep insecurity lurking that whatever brilliant brief we arrive at will be completely ripped apart — or worse, ignored — by the creative people it is intended to inspire. Maybe it’s the intangibility of strategy — its ambiguity in the creative process — that makes us seek any evidence of our value to others.  By Ed Tsue- Anomaly / Group Strategy Director / Managing Director

Goodbye to the big idea, hallo everyday creativity?

Daren Poole, Global Head of Creative at Kantar, recently asked on Kantar’s Workplace what people thought of an article by Zac Martin, writing in Mumbrella, which tells us to not sweat the big idea. So, is the big idea dead, misunderstood, or as important as ever?  by Nigel Hollis

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