Majorities say race, ethnicity shouldn’t be considered in hiring and promotions As the United States becomes more racially and ethnically diverse, and as companies from Wall Street to Silicon Valley grapple with how to build workforces that reflect these changing demographics, Americans have a complicated, even contradictory, set of views about the impact of diversity and the best way to achieve it.
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Americans See Advantages and Challenges in Country’s Growing Racial and Ethnic Diversity [REPORT]
Internet Advertising Revenue Report 2018 Full Year Results [REPORT]
Digital revenues for full year 2018 surpassed $100 billion for the first time Internet advertising revenues in the United States totaled $107.5 billion for the full year (“FY”) of 2018, with Q4 2018 accounting for approximately $31.4 billion and Q3 2018 accounting for approximately $26.6 billion. Revenues for FY 2018 increased 21.8% over FY 2017.
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.
To Stay Competitive, Ad Agencies Mimic Consultancies
Agencies have always operated in a competitive market, but now, they must contend with brand clients bringing marketing tasks in-house and consultancies encroaching on their turf.
Purpose, Power and the New Influence
Influencer marketing is one of the fastest growing segments in the worlds of marketing and advertising. For better or for worse, brands and agencies continue to commit financial resources. Projections show that by the year 2020, between $5-10 billion will be spent on influencer-based programming and marketing. The high level of growth ensures that the competition to justify the budget spend will be fierce. Even as the marketing budgets dedicated to influencer marketing continue to grow, a deep understanding of the culture of influence is less certain.
How Americans Will Shop: What Products Do Consumers Care About When Buying Local?
While we used to associate reading with the library and famous novelists, it’s quickly become a big part of the shopping experience. That’s because as consumers seek out products that align with their personal beliefs, inspecting labels and assessing product attributes is on the rise. And as a result, manufacturers and retailers are amplifying the attributes of their offerings by touting their key attributes.
How Social Media Users Have—and Have Not—Responded to Privacy Concerns
The Facebook Cambridge Analytica revelations changed the way people in the US think about online privacy. And it should come as no surprise that many have grown wary over the mishandling of personal information.
SNEAK PEEK AT THE BIG PANELS FEATURING C-SUITE SPEAKERS AT 2019 CMC ANNUAL SUMMIT
As the only conference for multicultural marketing leaders developed by multicultural marketing experts, the CMC Annual Summit delivers more top-level content and compelling conversation with its dynamic panel discussions. The Culture Marketing Council: The Voice of Hispanic Marketing will bring together C-suite leaders from top agencies and marketing associations, celebrated creative directors and pop culture experts for a series of powerful panels, taking place June 10-12 at the Statler Hotel in Dallas and covering topics critical to connecting with today’s complex and multicultural mainstream.
Power Partnerships: Manufacturer–retailer collaborations that work
Consumer-packaged-goods (CPG) manufacturers are feeling pressure from all sides. For one, consumers are becoming more value conscious and less brand loyal. They’re also steadily shifting spending away from traditional brick-and-mortar stores toward channels with higher costs to serve, such as e-commerce. And, in part enabled by these new consumer preferences and channel trends, small brands are elbowing out bigger, established brands on retailers’ physical and virtual shelves.
A Day in the Life of Video Viewers [REPORT]
This study looks into the different ways consumers watch digital video – going beyond dayparts, demos and/or personas. It illuminates how perception of different types of video advertising is impacted by the motivations and mindset a consumer is experiencing as they choose to watch. The analysis provides correlations between video content and attention to ads, ad relevance and ad receptivity when in these motivation/mindset states.
Sponsored content: to blend or not to blend. Part 1
By Gonzalo López Martí – Creative director, etc. / LMMiami.com
- I was browsing through the pages of a recent issue of Fortune magazine (a paper copy, yes, they still print a few every month) and I counted 13 pages of sponsored content versus 13 pages of good ol’ ads.
- I noticed the difference immediately, of course.
- I have the trained eye of an advertising professional.
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.
The Rise Of Hispanic Products In The U.S. Market
For decades, Hispanic grocers and Hispanic products in mass market grocers have been dominated by food which comes either directly from Latin America or U.S. based companies that try to emulate those of Latin America, like cheeses, spices, and canned goods.
2019 Edelman Trust Barometer [REPORT]
The 2019 Edelman Trust Barometer reveals that trust has changed profoundly in the past year with “my employer” emerging as the most trusted institution. Globally, “my employer” (75 percent) is significantly more trusted than NGOs (57 percent), business (56 percent), government (48 percent) and media (47 percent).
Quality Data Equals Truth Sets, and Nothing Less
Today’s consumer packaged goods (CPG) landscape bears little resemblance to that of 1990. There are currently 9,000 more products in U.S. grocery stores than there were back then, but the average retail store is almost 7,500 square feet smaller. Organic, gluten-free, heart-healthy and sustainable products are everywhere in today’s stores because consumers demand them. And with a new product hitting the shelves approximately every two minutes, the list is growing.
Out-of-Home Viewing is Helping Boost Linear TV Viewership Amid 24/7 News Cycle
According to the survey, 40% of the general population and 53% of Hispanics, who are Spanish dominant or speak both languages equally, respondents age 18-24 reported watching the news while at work. Although the internet has given consumers the opportunity to get their news on the go, that’s not their only source. Viewers are turning to linear TV out of their homes to catch a glimpse of the news ticker or get the latest weather report before they leave the office.
Labor 2030: The Collision of Demographics, Automation and Inequality [REPORT]
Demographics, automation and inequality have the potential to dramatically reshape our world in the 2020s and beyond. Our analysis shows that the collision of these forces could trigger economic disruption far greater than we have experienced over the past 60 years.
War on Fraud is Succeding
Economic losses due to bot fraud are expected to total $5.8 billion globally this year, but for the first time ever more fraud will be stopped in 2019 than will succeed, according to the fourth Bot Baseline report from White Ops and the ANA (Association of National Advertisers).
A Framework for Maximizing Marketing Results in Today’s America
According to Forbes’ 50 most influential CMOs of 2018, most are grappling with three important issues that center on understanding changing relationships between consumers and brands, defining ways to offer the very best customer experience, and defining how to make their brands more human and approachable. By Terry Soto
Can brands engage women by addressing the self-esteem gap?
Over 100 years after women in the UK won the right to vote, women’s sense of self-empowerment still lags behind that of men. Women with lower self-esteem are motivated by different values then their high self-esteem peers. Closing the self-esteem gap could help improve how all women feel about themselves… but also change the brands they buy. by Amy Cashman -co-CEO Insights Division UK Kantar