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The Retail Evolution [INSIGHTS]
The death of retail as we now know it is greatly exaggerated. Retail isn’t dying, it’s evolving and doing so out of necessity. The current retail evolution is being driven by a confluence of change. Changing consumer attitudes, behaviors, and demographics; ongoing channel and digital disruptions; and increasing competition for consumer mindshare and dollars are forcing a shift in long-held paradigms – continuing the status quo is no longer an option. By Marshal Cohen, Chief Industry Analyst – Retail, The NPD Group
The Chaos Theory Of Marketing
Markets are always complex, but there’s a phenomenon that gives them the illusion of predictability. This phenomenon is potential. Potential, in this instance, means the gap between the current market state and a possible future state. The presence of potential creates market demand. Every time a new product is introduced, a new potential gap is created. Supply and demand are knocked out of balance. Until balance is regained, the market becomes more predictable.
Republica wins at Addys
Republica received seven American Advertising Federation Miami ADDY Awards for its creative work for Segura Viudas Cava, Sedano’s Supermarkets and Amigos For Kids.
Walker Advertising adds to build on Connecting Hispanic Consumers
Walker Advertising announced he addition of Adriana Lynch as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) and Andy Rogers as Vice President of Sales & Business Development to its senior management team.
Meet your new MOM (Marketing Operating Model)
To drive revenue growth in the digital age, new data shows that marketing leaders are upgrading data-collection technology, collaborating closely with IT, and focusing on test-and-learn agility. By Jason Heller and Kelsey Robinson
Advertising Trade Associations Urging Rapid Congressional Action on FCC Broadband Privacy Rule
The American Association of Advertising Agencies (“4A’s), American Advertising Federation (“AAF”), Association of National Advertisers (“ANA”), Data & Marketing Association (“DMA”), Interactive Advertising Bureau (“IAB”), and Network Advertising Initiative (“NAI”) issued the following statement in support of Senator Jeff Flake and Congressman Marsha Blackburn’s recently introduced Joint Resolutions disapproving of the Federal Communications Commission’s (“FCC”) broadband privacy regulations.
Affinity important to brands [REPORT]
Whether it is a car, bank, candy, phone or soft drink I doubt many people love the brands they buy. by Nigel Hollis
One man’s trash is another man’s twitter.
By Gonzalo López Martí – Creative director, etc. / LMMiami.com
- The echo chamber in our industry tricks us into believing that everyone shares common experiences.
- We operate under the assumption that there’s a mutual canon of knowledge binding us together.
- Nevertheless, there’re still lots and lots of folks out there that are happily, productively and utterly uninterested in, say, the latest social media flavor of the month.
- I just found out that a good client of mine, late 40s, highly educated, world traveler, comfortably perched in the upper tax bracket is entirely unaware -and uninterested in- Twitter and twitterspeak.
Coeto named EVP of Production for Telemundo Studios
Telemundo announced Ricardo Coeto has been named Executive Vice President of Production for Telemundo Studios.
Ortiz named Weekend News anchor at Telemundo 52
Telemundo 52 Los Angeles / KVEA today announced that Alejandra Ortiz has been named News Anchor for the station’s weekend newscasts, Noticiero Telemundo 52 a las 5:30 PM y 11 PM.
Univision & MLS to stream Soccer Matches in English
Major League Soccer and Univision Deportes announced a collaboration with Facebook to live stream a full slate of regular season matches on the social network.
TeleXitos “Blockbuster Fridays”
TeleXitos, the Telemundo Station Group’s Spanish-language multicast network, announced that it will air a box office hit movie every Friday night at 8 PM ET for the next three weeks as part of its new “Blockbuster Fridays” programming (Éxitos del Cine in Spanish.)
The five Rs of marketing [INSIGHT]
For those of you wondering what the first three Rs might be according to Mars’ Allison Miazga-Bedrick, they are reach, relevancy and reaction. But I am going to propose a slightly different list that includes receptivity and risk. by Nigel Hollis
Marketers to Spend on Analytics; Use Remains Elusive
Spending on marketing analytics—quantitative data about customer behavior and marketplace activities—is expected to leap from 4.6 percent to almost 22 percent of marketing budgets in the next three years, representing a 376 percent increase. At the same time, marketers say barely a third of available data are used to drive decision making in their companies.
May I Speak Freely — And Directly?
My discomfort with programmatic is driven by its similarities with the business model of legacy ad networks. The former was built on the premise of mistruths and arbitraging.
Spanish Broadcasting System launches new “El Terrible” show in LA, Sam Francisco & Chicago
Spanish Broadcasting System Inc. announced that “El Terrible” (“The Terrible,”), Terry Cortez “El Terrible”, premiered on Thursday, March 9 from 6 am-10am (PST) on 97.9FM La Raza in Los Angeles, 93.3FM La Raza in San Francisco / San Jose and in La Ley 107.9FM in Chicago, simultaneously.
Watch Latino Entrepreneurs Launching Their Products on TV
HSN teamed up with Dreamers Ventures creator Liliana “Lili” Gil Valletta and Bob Circosta, “TV’s Billion Dollar Man,” to search for new and exciting products from Latino/a entrepreneurs to launch on HSN. Project American Dreams is part of HSN’s American Dreams program to cultivate entrepreneurs and introduce new products to market.
Tampico Introduces ‘Raise a Boss’ Promotion
Inspired by the animated comedy DreamWorks Animation’s The Boss Baby, Tampico Beverages is introducing its “Raise a Boss” promotion.
Telemundo Performers Vote To Join SAG-AFTRA
Marking the first time in 65 years that a group of actors at a major television network sought a unionization election, the vote is a momentous step toward ending the double standard that has existed for decades between Spanish-speaking performers at Telemundo and their English-speaking colleagues at NBC.

























