Posts Tagged ‘Latino’

2010 Hispanic PR and Social Media Conference Day 2: Keynote, Measuring ROI, Web 2.0

Hispanic PR and Social Media Conference presentation

This blog post will cover the second day of sessions that I attended at the 2010 Hispanic PR and Social Media Conference, the second half of Day 2 I’ll post soon. (more…)

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2010 Hispanic PR and Social Media Conference Day 1: Keynote and Meet the Blogueras

Frankie De Soto at the Hispanic PR and Social Media Conference

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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The future of Latino culture: Will it survive?

This Youtube video, by the cultural marketing group GlobalHue, is a brief discussion about the future of Latino culture in the United States. The children of those parents and grandparents who have immigrated here to the United States are between two worlds. One world is their cultural heritage of their parents and grandparents and the world that they have been raised in, the United States. It seems that the young generation does not have that anchor to their past and so they grow up without the full knowledge of their language and heritage. My thoughts turn to the Cubans who, though they love their country very much, struggled to make it to the United States for a better life for themselves and their children and children’s children. If Cuba’s government improves for the better and allows those who have escaped back in, will today’s Cuban-American children find it a culture shock if given the chance to go back to the island of their parents’ and grandparents’? I’m sure they have read about it in books, watched it on television or have been told by their older family members throughout their lives, but to actually experience it in person will be totally different. (more…)

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“Be Counted, Represent”: Voto Latino and MALDEF use online media to promote the 2010 Census to young Latinos

Nina Sky encouraging young Latinos to vote

This year, the government is really stressing the American population to fill out the 2010 Census which I think is important considering today’s economic shift. According to the website, the information the census collects helps to determine how more than $400 billion dollars of federal funding each year is spent on infrastructure and services like hospitals,  job training centers, schools, senior centers, bridges, tunnels and other-public works projects as well as emergency services. This will help increase employment and reboot the economy with a more confident consumer market. (more…)

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The Hispanic Market keeps on growing!

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The population of Latinos living here in the United States is expected to have grown after the 2010 Census is taken and it seems the expected growth will come from second-generation Latinos. Now is the best time to tap into the Hispanic market, what are you waiting for ? Right now, their purchasing power is regarded as one of the highest with an annual income estimated at about $863 billion and in this recession, you can expand your market to a more successful and very profitable campaign goal.

Already, Spanish language media cable companies like Telemundo and Univision have controlled the US market and bilingual channels like Mun2 tapped into the younger generation with a mix of Spanish-English music and pop culture. (more…)

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The difficulty that is the Hispanic and Latino labels

Sol Latino
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In my previous post, I blogged about my research into the Hispanic market and the conclusion that came about from the gathered information and interviews that I did. I received a comment that became a very interesting discussion from a colleague of mine named Mari D. González. She is the founder, intercultural communications and market research consultant of IXMATI Communications. (more…)

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