In my previous posts, I mentioned how Latina mommy bloggers or “mami blogueras” are becoming a very powerful online community because of their ability to review products, communicate with one another and offer advice through their own experiences of being a parent. General Mills created a website earlier this year called Que Rica Vida (What a Good Life). Created for Latina mothers, you can find recipes, tips, coupons and information about healthy foods for your family and its all in Spanish while at the same time help promote General Mills products. So far, it’s been getting positive reviews, especially from Latina mommy bloggers because they strategically targeted this community to help build their online presence, a great idea on their part.
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Que Rica Vida Interacting with Latina Mommy Bloggers is Key to Building Relationships
Posted in Hispanic Marketing, Hispanic Online Media
Tags: General Mills, Hispanic and Latino Americans, Hispanic brand identity, Hispanic engagement, Hispanic Marketing, Hispanic online community, Hispanic online media, Hispanic word of mouth, latina bloggers, Latina mommy bloggers, Latina mothers, mami blogueras, Melanie Edwards, Modern Mami, online media, Que Rica Vida, social media, Spanish language, YoutubeLatina Bloggers: Rise of the Mami Blogueras Part 2
As mentioned on my last blog post, Latina Bloggers: Rise of the Mami Blogueras Part 1, moms have strong purchasing power and their consumer behavior is based around their family, lifestyle and life experiences. The above graph was researched by Advertising Age and you can see that the top three purchasing influences are personal care, clothing and books. Marketers need to develop strategical campaigns that will help drive brand loyalty and product purchases for each of these purchasing influences. The greatest challenge lies in capturing the interest of the Latina moms and that’s where the mami blogueras comes in. Mami blogueras not only post product information and reviews but also personal experiences and how it involves the everyday lives of their families. Marketers are now taking a closer look at the mami blogueras as they utilize their blogs to monitor product satisfaction and to encourage personal product reviews to boost overall popularity. One perfect example is General Mill’s QueRicaVida, a site focusing on Latina moms and families. They celebrated its re-launch by inviting Hispanic journalists and bloggers to a special gala in Miami and of course the very special guests are the mami blogueras because they are the key element in QueRicaVida’s online media campaigns.
Posted in Hispanic Culture, Hispanic Marketing, Hispanic Online Media
Tags: Advertising Age, BlogHer Conference 2010, Denisse Icaza, Facebook, Hispanic women, Jennifer Hutcheson, latina bloggers, Latina mommy bloggers, Latinas, Latinos in Social Media, mami blogueras, Marketing, Melanie Edwards, mommy bloggers, Online community, social media, Spanish language, TwitterLatina Bloggers: Rise of the Mami Blogueras Part 1
A recent conference focusing on successful women bloggers held in New York City called the BlogHer Conference 2010 with the support of LATISM (Latinos in Social Media) is proof that now more than ever Latina bloggers have the ability to utilize online media, control content, gather information and be involved with communities of shared interests. One particular niche that caught my interest are the Latina mommy bloggers or the “mami blogueras.” After some time researching I can see why the mami blogueras are becoming the ultimate resources for parenting tips, shopping, cooking and family care.
Posted in Hispanic Culture, Hispanic Marketing, Hispanic Online Media
Tags: BlogHer, BlogHer Conference 2010, Denisse Icaza, Facebook, Family, Hispanic and Latino Americans, Hispanic women, Jennifer Hutcheson, Latina, latina bloggers, Latina mommy bloggers, Latinas, Latinos in Social Media, mami blogueras, Marketing, Melanie Edwards, mommy bloggers, social media, Spanish language, Twitter2010 Hispanic PR and Social Media Conference Day 1: Experiential Marketing, Trends and Socialization
This is a continuation of my last blog post of the notes that I took down from the first day at the 2010 Hispanic PR and Social Media Conference. The next two posts will cover Day 2 so stay tuned! (more…)
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Tags: 2010 Hispanic PR and Social Media Conference, blogging, Business, ethnic or cultural focus, experiential hispanic marketing, Facebook, Felipe Korzenny, hispanic advertising, hispanic business, hispanic community, hispanic culture, Hispanic Marketing, hispanic marketing communications, hispanic marketing trends, hispanic mobile media, hispanic youth, latina bloggers, latino business, Latino culture, latino marketing, Manny Ruiz, Marketing, Marketing and Advertising, Mass media, MySpace, social media, Twitter, Word of mouth2010 Hispanic PR and Social Media Conference Day 1: Keynote and Meet the Blogueras
The Hispanic PR and Social Media Conference held in Dallas was perhaps the best conference that I’ve ever attended because the sessions presented dealt with both Hispanic marketing and how to utilize social media with it. A special thanks goes to Manny Ruiz, the co-publisher of the Hispanic PR Blog, for making this event possible here in Dallas. His objective was to create a yearly event where professionals come together from marketing, advertising and public relations industries and learn about the latest concepts of Hispanic marketing, using social media for campaigns and networking. (more…)
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Tags: 2010 Hispanic PR and Social Media Conference, Advertising, blogging, Business, ethnic or cultural focus, Felipe Korzenny, Florida State University, Hispanic, hispanic advertising, hispanic business, hispanic culture, Hispanic Marketing, hispanic marketing communications, latina bloggers, Latino, latino business, latino marketing, Manny Ruiz, Marketing and Advertising
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