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Why Latinos Are Leading Retail Trends

by Gus Razzetti on March 24, 2013

Try Googling “Latinos brand loyalists” and you’ll get hundreds of articles and studies addressing how Latinos are more brand-loyal than non-Hispanics. Try Googling “Latinos showrooming” and the results will be exactly the opposite. In spite of leading the mobile web and driving new shopping behaviors, very few experts address Latinos when it comes to discussing [...]

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Last week, The New York Times published an article on the lack of Latino-specific children’s books. It created quite a stir, with hundreds of commentators taking a very extreme position either in favor or against the notion that having more Latino books could help Latino kids become more engaged with reading. Many of the commentators [...]

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Latino: The New Language of Rolling Stone

by Gus Razzetti on February 5, 2013

In the beginning it was the language. That’s how marketing to Latinos started. And agencies and the media put the Latino consumer in a “language cage.” It was as if Latinos lived in a silo, connecting only with Spanish language and Spanish media. Today’s Latino reality, with 70 percent self-defined as “bicultural,” is completely different. [...]

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Last week, while flying back from NYC, I was reading an interesting article in the Sunday magazine of The New York Times. According to new scientific research, if you are trying to persuade someone, “marshaling data and making rational arguments won’t work. Whether you’re changing your own mind or someone else’s, the key is emotional, [...]

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