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.
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Latina Bloggers: Rise of the Mami Blogueras Part 2
September 3rd, 2010 19 Comments
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, Twitter Page 1 of 11
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