Cross-Strategy

The Latino shift

by Gus Razzetti on March 22, 2011

Since I wrote my last column, the Hispanic contribution to overall U.S. population growth has increased from 51 percent to 56 percent. Yes, in just two weeks, as the U.S. Census Bureau continued releasing information per state, the #shift in America’s demographics is getting more dramatic. And to help spread the news, what better way [...]

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The Super Bowl of Demographics

by Gus Razzetti on March 17, 2011

The United States Census results generate high expectations; attracting both experienced Hispanic advertisers – the “aficionados” – and newcomers, the “casual fans.” Every 10 years, representation in Congress and the distribution of $400 billion each year in federal funds are at stake. However, for marketers, the Census data has a whole other meaning. And this [...]

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The Blurring Borders of Latinos and Sports

by Gus Razzetti on February 24, 2011

Two things are pretty clear after Super Bowl XLV: the Green Bay Packers were the absolute winners and Latinos are enjoying the Super Bowl more than ever. This year, Super Bowl XLV boasted 10 million Hispanic viewers, a 21 percent increase over last year’s, making it the most-viewed English-language TV program by Latinos (10 percent [...]

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ANA marketers multicultural, one conference fits all?

by Gus Razzetti on November 19, 2010

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Controversy @ANAMarketers multicultural conference: Who and how should lead multicultural (General Market vs Multicultural agencies)?

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