A summary of the most relevant consumer insight research in the U.S., U.S. Hispanic, and Latin American markets.
The NBA has already cashed in on patches, and other leagues have experimented on practice gear. Baseball uniforms may be considered more sacred by its fans, though.
Portada touched base with audience measurement experts to gather insights around the problem of under-representation of multicultural audiences in segmentation and measurement.
One-third of Toyota’s Corolla buyers are Hispanic, and the company expects this number to grow by targetting young Latino’s via emotional connections and a multi-channel strategy.
First Insight has released the results of a study that examined the shopping behavior of U.S. and U.K. consumers, and found that millennials are still the biggest contributors to the success of certain retail models.
A summary of the most relevant consumer insight research in the U.S., U.S. Hispanic, and Latin American markets.
Data continues to drive marketers’ efforts to gain the best and most granular understanding of markets and consumers, but Portada’s panelists offered some surprising back-to-basic advice as they enlightened the audience about the rapidly changing data and advertising landscape.
We talked to Adam Satz, USL Senior Director of Digital Services, on the soccer league’s recent partnership with Opta as Official Data Partner of USL League One.
Amazon’s relentless increase of visits to its retail website continued in the second month of this year, topping 23-percent of all visits to the top 15 retail sites in the U.S.—nearly double that of its closest e-commerce rival Walmart at 12.2-percent of visits.
We talked to Belen Pamukoff, Tecate Brand Director, on introducing Tecate Titanium into the U.S. market, representing the first Mexican high-strength beer brand available in the country. Given the opportunity, we also talked about the importance of Tecate’s soccer sponsorships.
In spite of predictions that the small screen would go the way of the dinosaur, quite the opposite is occurring as multiple platforms and viewing opportunities inside and outside the home bring viewers closer to CNN in their living rooms, including millennials, making it an even stronger medium for advertising.
Soccer in North America is a business not just worth watching but engaging in as an emerging market, with the region seen as an emerging market in the sport.
What: WeWork’s Ana Rivadeneyra reveals to Portada how WeWork “humanizes” its outreach to potential customers in order to grow its market in Mexico and Latin America. Why it matters: WeWork is leveraging the power of its own members’ experiences as told by them on social and other digital media to fuel its rapid growth in […]
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Major League teams are betting big on the Hispanic market as the importance of the Hispanic consumer to the success of sports franchises in Los Angeles cannot be understated. Marketers will be able to learn this firsthand next Friday March 15 at Portada Los Angeles in a session featuring Ronalee Zarate-Bayani, CMO, LA Rams, Rich Orosco, EVP Brand & Community, LAFC and Univision’s news anchor Leon Krauze.
We talked to Jim Zabel, Marketing VP at Volkswagen, about the brand’s integrated partnership with U.S. Soccer, which makes it the presenting automotive partner to the Federation through 2022.
Machine learning is paving the way to a new, more effective approach for reaching specific cultural audiences and will be a featured topic at Portada Los Angeles on March 15. But digital platforms, like Google and YouTube need to do more to protect brands from inappropriate content, Bharwani says.
Even though the marketing industry has come a long way on the inclusion road, only 13% of CMO positions are filled by people of color, signaling there are still long gaps between reality and achieving a diverse industry.
A summary of the most relevant consumer insight research in the US, US Hispanic, and Latin American markets.
ImpreMedia’s years of experience with Hispanic audiences and Ivan’s career path are an example of how hard work, willingness to adapt and an ability to recognize your strengths are the basic requirements for success in the digital age.
