Tuesday, August 10th, 2010
To continue my rant regarding the paltry 5% of Hispanic ad spend that went to digital media reported in the 2010 AdAge Hispanic Fact Pact, I started thinking about the positive potential of this statistic.
Think about this way – no one will argue that the Hispanic consumer isn’t important (there are $6 billion reasons why [...]
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So I was thumbing through AdAge’s latest installment of the annual Hispanic Fact Pack, and I was struck by something.
In addition to a solid combination of data and statistics on everything Hispanic advertising, the Fact Pack is full of ads from Hispanic media companies and ad agencies at the center of the industry. I counted [...]
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(an edited version of this blog post originally ran on MediaPost’s EngageHispanic on 7/1/10)
B2B advertising has seen increased attention during the last few years, primarily resulting from the growth in digital marketing. Digital media, and specifically search engine marketing, have provided companies that sell products and services to businesses and professionals the opportunity to [...]
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(an edited version of this blog post originally ran on MediaPost’s EngageHispanic on 6/3/10)
An encouraging sign that could indicate the economy is on the mend is increased interest from diverse organizations (Fortune 1000, government, non-profit, etc.) in recruitment advertising and outreach.
One area of significant interest is diversity recruitment. More and more organizations in a [...]
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