Goya Foods introduces Goya Cabana at the Food Network & Cooking Channel South Beach Wine & Food Festival presented by Capital One (SOBEWFF®). Marking its ninth year in the festival, Goya will bring stylish beach vibes, the culinary talents of Executive Chef Fernando Desa, a stellar lineup of top chefs, extraordinary Latin fusion dishes, and selfie-worthy installations to the festival events.
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Goya Foods Brings the Most Flavorful Beach Party with its Goya Cabana to the 2020 Food Network & Cooking Channel South Beach Wine & Food Festival
Hispanic Homeownership Rate Increases for Fifth Consecutive Year
The homeownership rate among Hispanics increased for the fifth consecutive year in 2019 as Hispanics continue to be the primary driver of growth in the nation’s housing market, according to recently released data from the U.S. Census Bureau and an upcoming report from the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals® (NAHREP®).
Shattering the glass screen
There are many reasons to care about gender issues in the media and entertainment industry—not the least of which is the importance of moving beyond traditional stereotypes and having diverse storytellers share their unique perspectives in film, television, and other forms of print and broadcast media. Women are among the largest consumers of film and television, so they represent a key demographic for this industry and the advertisers that support it.
Ad-Supported Audio Presents a Compelling Opportunity
Audio is fundamentally different from video in a number of ways, and business models need to reflect them. And as streaming becomes ubiquitous, it’s important for audio providers to embrace the fact that consumers are more apt to gravitate toward free options. After all, that’s where the advertising opportunities are.
2020 ANA MarTech Glossary
As the marketing technology landscape continues to grow and new vendors, services, and solutions providers expand the ability of CMO’s to drive growth through the increased performance of their marketing efforts, today’s marketers demand a trusted resource to better understand the myriad of terminology associated with increasingly complex tech stacks. Intended to aid this effort, the ANA’s Data and Technology Practice has curated a collection of marketing data and technology terminology citing publicly published definitions from industry leading data, MarTech, and AdTech companies and trade organizations.
Univision announces sponsors for Premio Lo Nuestro
Univision Communications Inc. announced its sponsors for the 32nd annual “Premio Lo Nuestro,” presented by T-Mobile.
Advertising Disclosures Guidance for Online Influencers [REPORT]
The Federal Trade Commission has released a new publication for online influencers that lays out the agency’s rules of the road for when and how influencers must disclose sponsorships to their followers.
Endorsement Guides Review [REPORT]
American families and small businesses are rightfully skeptical of traditional advertising, which is clearly designed to persuade or manipulate us. In an effort to make advertising appear more authentic, companies are increasingly pouring marketing dollars into social media influencers: the individuals who promote products, services, and brands to those who follow them online.
Living Longer: Historical and Projected Life Expectancy in the United States, 1960 to 2060 [REPORT]
The report includes projections of life expectancy from 2017 to 2060 and explores projected differences in mortality for men and women and for different race and Hispanic origin groups in the United States.
Consumers Cautiously Optimistic, Over Half Feel U.S. Economy Is Growing [REPORT]
How Curiosity Helped Elizabeth Barrutia Build A Multicultural Advertising Powerhouse
Elizabeth Barrutia never imagined her time in front of the camera would prepare her for a livelihood behind the lens. As a teen, she was a working actor. Now, as founder and CEO of Barú Marketing + Media, this Latina entrepreneur crafts television commercials and other advertising campaigns for multicultural audiences. By Court Stroud
Valuable benchmarking insights for marketing leaders [REPORT]
Insights from a new CMO study of more than 400 marketing organizations across the globe illuminate how top CMOs and companies are organizing and operationalizing their marketing functions to succeed in today’s disruptive business climate while providing a roadmap for critical planning and decision-making needed to ready and evolve modern marketing organizations for the future.
Making Diversity a Priority
Since 2009, ALSAC, the fundraising and awareness organization for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, has led an effort to improve diversity and inclusion across its locations. The Memphis-based nonprofit’s leaders conduct regular employee surveys and focus groups, and they have established “business resource groups” they call BRGs, that bring together staff from underrepresented populations to help with recruitment, retention, and community relations. ALSAC managers receive regular training on diversity and inclusion, and division heads work with human resources to measure progress.
How big brands can beat start-ups at the innovation game
We hear a lot in the news these days about how big companies are both challenged by and responding to the threat from start-ups. In many cases, start-ups are lauded as more consumer-focused and agile. As a result, big companies have set up small units designed to mimic the start-up model, but is this truly a recipe for success? by Phil Sutcliffe – UK Board Director / Kantar
Six Is the New 30
Talk about brain waves. Emotions, of course, are neurohormones, chains of amino acids produced mainly in the hypothalamus to carry messages throughout the brain and the rest of the body. It takes about six seconds to synthesize a human emotion, according to the neuroscientists at 6seconds.org, a nonprofit organization that promotes “emotional intelligence.” Each chemical burst lasts between four to seven seconds, from the time it’s produced until it’s completely broken down and absorbed.
$1+$1=$3 The Real ROI of Hispanic Marketing | Speaking2Hispanics [PODCAST]
Even though Hispanics over-index on the usage of many products and services, and even though they demonstrate higher Lifetime Value, the market does not command marketing shares of budget commensurate to its share of the population. US Hispanic ad spend is at 6% of the total US ad spend, while comprising 20% of the market and even more across key demographics. Why is that?
The ANA’s AIMM Cultural Insights Impact Measure™ (CIIM™) Study Results
The ANA’s Alliance for Inclusive and Multicultural Marketing (AIMM) released key findings from its second Cultural Insights Impact Measure™ (CIIM™) study, its first-ever focusing on how the role of culture impacts audience’s view of television programming. Learnings demonstrated that greater cultural relevancy drives +19% higher net likeability for shows; the CIIM™ score is 27 points higher for Hispanics in endemic (networks with 85%+ multicultural audiences) vs. non-endemic networks (networks targeting all segments).
Innovating with Digital in Mind
There are countless ways in which the internet and e-commerce have transformed the way brands do business. Yet despite the relative commonness of online shopping today, many brands still have questions about how to best adapt their innovation strategies for the digital age. It should go without saying, but launching a product in a physical environment is not the same as doing so online. Yet as intuitive as the statement is, many brands are exploring their options as they seek the best route for succeeding online.
WAPA NETWORK partners with SPIRITÚ
WAPA Television, a broadcast network in Puerto Rico, along with its U.S. cable network arm WAPA America, have officially partnered with the Latina empowerment brand Spiritú to launch a limited-edition gift box specifically curated for Puerto Ricans and Hispanics both on the Island and mainland U.S.