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Advertising Industry Launches New Initiative To Expand & Standardize Privacy Protections Through Responsible Online Advertising Practices And Enhanced Advocacy
Leaders of the U.S. advertising industry launched a new initiative to boost privacy protections and choices for consumers through evolved and enhanced industry data privacy principles for responsible online advertising practices and to renew their commitment to enacting preemptive, federal privacy legislation.
GenAI figures in most brands’ marketing plans
A new survey conducted by WFA finds that three in four companies already use GenAI or plan to use it soon. Optimism about its potential is matched by concern about the risks to brand reputation. Eight in ten have developed or are developing internal policies on use of GenAI.
Mercedes Delgado promoted to CRO of Univision Miami
Univision Miami announces the appointment of Mercedes Delgado to Regional Chief Revenue Officer for the Miami Region. Under this capacity, Mercy will lead all facets of the region’s sales operations, inclusive of its multimarket unit and local sales teams for both TV and Digital, in addition to radio for the Miami market.
Horacio Gavilan named “ICON” by AD Club of New York for Hispanic Heritage Month
Horacio Gavilan is a non-profit strategist and executive with more than 30 years of experience in association management. He is currently the Executive Director of the Hispanic Marketing Council (formerly Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies), the only national trade association representing the U.S. Hispanic market ecosystem. He believes the Hispanic consumer should be at the heart of every marketer’s strategy, growth plan, media buy, and creative campaign. He advocates for responsible and intentional investment in Hispanic marketing commensurate with the enormous opportunity that the multicultural majority presents.
Spanish-Language TV Ad Impressions Up 27% YoY in 1H 2023 [REPORT] UPDATED
As brands put a greater emphasis on Hispanic consumers, Spanish-language TV ad impressions are climbing as well. iSpot’s new report around Spanish-language TV advertising shows which brands are increasing Spanish-language ad focus YoY, key industries, daypart adjustments, top programs and more.
Can Ad Buyers Trust the Numbers They’re Given?
Ad buyers — large or small — rarely have the time to do in-depth audits on the numbers they're given. Whether you're spending $50,000 per year on advertising or $5 million — how many resources can you spare to ensure that your ads are running in the best places — let alone that they're even running where you thought they would?
How Latinas Are Reshaping the Beauty Market Through Brand Trust
Latinas are shaking up the makeup industry with an eye-brow-raising increase in demand for beauty products that are outpacing non-Latina spending in the category. For those who are Latinas, this might not come as a shock since one of the many pillars of Latina identity is connected to cultural pride around one’s own personal appearance. However, it’s important to understand that personal appearance and grooming takes on many forms for Latinas across different sub-cultures and countries of origin. by Santiago Solutions Group
Connected Consumer 2023 [REPORT]
The 2023 Connected consumer survey explores device usage as a gateway to meaningful connections, better health, safer homes, and valued virtual experiences. This year, consumer concerns around digital fatigue, well-being, and data privacy and security persist, while the “just right” balance between virtual and physical worlds remains elusive. Tech companies that help consumers find that balance will likely benefit. .
The Art of Emotion: Turning Trackable Data into Customer Connection
Customer data is the heart of marketing, and probably always will be. Demographics, consumer profiles, buying trends, regional preferences, and past performance are all part of this the stew (and it's invaluable to marketers). But without hard data on how customers feel about our ads and our experiences, we're only getting half the picture.
2023 Latino Board Monitor Reports Progress in Latino Representation on Fortune 500 and Fortune 1000 Company Boards [REPORT]
The Latino Corporate Directors Association (LCDA) announces the release of its latest report, the 2023 Latino Board Monitor, revealing an increase of Latino board representation by 1% on Fortune 500 boards and 0.8% on Fortune 1000 boards—a notable achievement, and one of the most significant increases since 2020. Still concerning, by 2060, Latinos are expected to be 27.5% of the US population and only 9.2% of Fortune 500 board seats.
