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From TV to Twitch: Navigating the Evolving Media Landscape
In this episode of The New Mainstream podcast, Marcela Doria, VP of Insight for WBD Latin America/U.S. Hispanic, sheds light on how the shift to digital impacts data, consumer relationships, and media consumption across the U.S. and Latin America market.
Agencies: treat your people well; they may run a future agency review
Agencies: treat your people well; they may run a future agency review The agency business is a tough business. Clients expect a lot. Agency economics are strained. And staff often move around for promotions. It’s hard to run a successful agency.
Can Marketers Keep up With Changes in Ad Creative? [PODCAST]
The halcyon days of writing ad copy for a 30- or 60-second spot to run on network and cable tv are just a dim memory. To get their message out these days, markets have to make sure their message aligns with multiple platforms, including traditional media, streaming channels, and social media
Veterans Organizations Are Embracing an Integrated Marketing Strategy
Nonprofits serving vets need to use more media channels to enhance their visibility
“Embracing Purpose Beyond Politics: A New Opportunity for Brands in a Divided America.”
As the dust settles on one of the most divisive elections in recent memory, brands have a rare opportunity to refocus on their purpose. Beyond the bitter politics and polarized discourse, there’s a deep desire among consumers for connection and unity. This presents a pivotal moment for brands: they can now help bridge divides, uplift communities, and inspire optimism. But this requires brands to step boldly into their purpose-driven messaging—while avoiding the political pitfalls that can alienate their audience. By Luis Miguel Messianu. Founder, President-Chief Creative Officer- MEL
Marketers need to evolve beyond the “multicultural” brief
By lumping distinctly diverse audiences together under one umbrella and isolating entire cultural communities into a “niche,” the industry persists in sending a clear message: historically underrepresented consumers are still not seen as part of the cultural mainstream in marketing. Dr. Anastasia Kārkliņa Gabriel asks, when will marketing’s approach to cultural diversity align with the realities of today and the demands of tomorrow? By Dr. Anastasia Kārkliņa Gabriel
2025 Sports Marketing Outlook
How the trends and lessons of 2024 shed light on what to expect in 2025
Rapid Change Is Driving a Need for Marketing Training
Companies rely on a variety of training formats to keep their marketers up to speed
Decoding the Hispanic Voter: Affluence, Status, and Ideology in the 2024 Election
In the wake of the recent election, the strong Latino wave supporting Trump caught many by surprise. As I noted in my last piece on decoding the Hispanic voter, an emerging trend is clear: working-class and middle-class Latinos are joining the ranks of an increasingly affluent, conservative Latino voter base, where ideological leanings are often anti-socialist and pro-business. By Gabriela Alcantara-Diaz - Founder, President of SEMILLA Multicultural, Inc.
Why Trump’s Victory Shows Hollywood’s Star Power Just Isn’t Enough Anymore. The Subtle How
I’m not a political analyst, and this isn’t a post to stir up debates over policy or undermine anyone’s feelings about the election results. But as someone deeply interested in how audiences connect and who holds influence, I can’t ignore the subtle yet significant shift this election highlighted. Trump’s win showed us something crucial: traditional celebrity endorsements might be losing their grip, especially when weighed against the power of relatable, community-driven influencers. By Emmanuel Paa Kwesi Owusu - Digital Business Transformation | Head of Digital, Citi FM & Channel One TV | Brand Strategy | Akora | Consumer Behaviour |
