2015 experiential marketing summit_univision and crossmark vclean
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Carlos Alimurung, SVP Corporate Business Development
@carlosalimurung
THE GATEWAY TO HISPANIC AMERICA
Univision & Experiential Marketing
#1: Our audience is the most influentialdemographic segment since the baby boomers
1 IN EVERY 6 AMERICANS
53 Million Individuals1 IN EVERY 4 CHILDREN 1 IN EVERY 3 BABIES
Source: U.S. Census Bureau. 2012 Population Estimates Released June 2013, U.S. Census Bureau 2000 Census, U.S. Census Bureau 2011
Population Estimates Released May 17, 2012. U.S. Census Bureau 2012 National Projections
#2: Univision has one of the highest brand equity scores ever measured
73 Burke Brand Equity Score
Compared against 100+ leading brands like…
“Univision is the most respected
institution among Hispanics in the
country, ahead of the Armed Forces
and the Catholic Church.”
Sergio Bendixen
January 8, 2012
Source: 2013 Univision Brand Equity Study conducted in collaboration with Burke. Note: The Burke normative scores are not among Hispanics
(scale usage differences may exist). Also, they are among all respondents aware of the brand (not necessarily using the brand).
#3: Our audience has massive buying power
Source: U.S. Census Bureau. 2012 Population Estimates Released June 2013, IHS Global Insights 2013 Hispanic Market Monitor, Geoscape.
American Marketscape DataStream 2013 Series. Produced by the Geoscape ® Intelligence System (GIS) “The data herein contained will be used
exclusively for advertising/media decisions related to Univision. Any other use must be explicitly licensed from Geoscape.”
$1.5Trillion
If US Hispanics
had their own
economy, they’d
be the world’s 9th
largest
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Source: The Nielsen Company, NPM, Broadcast Prime (M-Sat 8pm-11pm/Sun 7pm-11pm) and 24 Hours, UCI Networks and Cable Networks
(2012-13 Season, July 2014 and Summer 2014).
#4: Univision is a major TV player
NEWS BROADCAST
BROADCAST NET
SPORTS NET
CABLE NET
WEBSITE1#Don’t watch any major EL nets
MONTHLY VIEWERS ACROSS ALL UCI NETS
35M
#5: Univision is more than just TVDIGITAL
NETWORKS
& APPS
NEW WAYS TO CONNECT – BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS
NEW
DISTRIBUTION
LOCAL TV
61 STATIONS
RADIO
67 STATIONS
NATIONAL
NETWORKS
CABLE
NETWORKS
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HSN powers an e-commerce portal on the Univision.com site,
and Univision manages the marketing and promotion
IES enables a Hispanic-serving institution to offer online courses,
and Univision drives student acquisition and retention
Sport Ngin powers Copa Univision tournament logistics and
youth and amateur sports data on local Univision websites
Huuuge Games developed a social mobile game app for
Univision’s flagship reality show, Nuestra Belleza Latina
Supercharging Copa Univision from local events into the
“Little League World Series” of soccer
What is Copa Univision A two-day 5v5 soccer tournament
For each age group from U6 to 18+, boys and girls
Three games minimum guaranteed per team before next round
Prizes awarded to top three teams and MVP’s of each division
A complete family fair that is built around the matches, with activities for all ages
Music stage, Univision talent, live TV and radio coverage
Happening in 14 different markets throughout the year
Copa Univision 2014 Stats
Up to 40% non-Hispanic competitive participation
7.7M Hispanic TV households reached
On-site Activations that engage communities as part of
Univision’s local coverage of the 2015 Gold Cup (CONCACAF) in the U.S.
More than 120,000 attendees
17,000 players & participants
Hispanics, Soccer, and Consumer Behavior
Of Hispanics watch
sports everyday vs. 34%
of non-Hispanics
41%Of Hispanics follow
soccer vs. 47% of non-
Hispanics
84%Of Hispanics play soccer
in vs. 16% of non-
Hispanics
46%
Of Hispanic adults are more likely to
buy from companies that sponsor
sports vs. 13% of non-Hispanics
19%My children have a significant
impact on the brands I choose vs.
21% of non-Hispanics
28%
Source: Vital Findings, Simmons Spring 2014 NHCS Adult Study FY
2015 Events Calendar
TIMING LOCATION
June Houston, TX
June Dallas, TX
June Austin, TX
July San Francisco, CA
July Los Angeles, CA
July Fresno, CA
August Chicago, IL
TIMING LOCATION
August New York, NY
August Sacramento, CA
September Bakersfield, CA
September Phoenix, AZ
October San Antonio, TX
October Miami, FL
October Atlanta, GA
Ultimate Marketing Partnership Opportunity
Source: Vital Findings, Simmons Spring 2014 NHCS Adult Study FY
Digital
Social
On-site Activation
Radio
TV
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THE STATE OF THE HISPANIC CONSUMER
MARKETINGWERKS
SIZE
17% of the US
population
65% of US
Hispanics are
Millennials
GROWTH
Will contribute
to 60% of US
growth in next
5 years
1.5 Trillion
purchase power
in 2015
PURCHASING POWER
Impacting
everything
from music, to
elections, to
food, and pop
culture
INFLUENCE TECH ADOPTION
18% more
likely to own a
smartphone
Early adopters
of technology
17MARKETINGWERKS
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE HISPANIC
CONSUMER IS INDISPUTABLE…
Yet so many marketers are still
failing to CONNECT to this target.
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Location Segmentation Performance:
Channel
Retailer
Region
Sales Performance:
Department
Category
Brand
Product Attribute
Performance:
Ingredient
Size
Price
Etc.
Consumer Segmentation Performance:
Hispanic
Elderly
Etc.
Macro-economic Trends:
Economy
Consumer Confidence
Unemployment
Competitive
Assessment:
Category/Brand
Location
Product
Marketplace, Digital/Social & Emerging Technology
Trends
Outsourcing Trends:
OTC
Planogram
Predictive Analytics
RELEVANT INGREDIENTS
MARKETINGWERKS
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COMMON PITFALLS IN HISPANIC MARKETING
MARKETINGWERKS
5%-10%
of marketing
dollars
LACK OF
FUNDING
Treating the
segment as one
assimilated
group
MELTING POT
EFFECT
Making a
campaign or
marketing
message blatantly
“Latino”
FORCING THE
LATINO LABEL
English language
level; preference in
traditional & digital
media; level of
acculturation
IMPROPER
SEGMENTATION
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“Latinos tend to be very
loyal consumers. You could
have them for decades."
BRANDS ARE LEARNING
In a new television commercial for
Target’s #SinTraduccion marketing
campaign that’s aimed at Latinos, a
family lingers after a meal to chat, a
common practice known as sobremesa.
The English language has no
comparable term. SinTraduccion
means “without translation.”
MARKETINGWERKS
- Laura Castañeda, USC's Annenberg School
(Target Corp.)
Source: http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-target-latino-marketing-20150418-story.html%23page=1
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HOW HISPANIC PARENTS ARE EVOLVING
MARKETINGWERKS
Source: Understanding Today’s Latino Family; CEB Iconoculture
Kids should be kids... As someone who was changing my little
brother’s diapers and helping my parents navigate through
paperwork and decisions because of the language barrierat [my daughter’s] age, I’m very happy that her biggest
problem is deciding what nail polish to pick.”- LatinoAmeriGringa.com
MARKETERS MUST:
Acknowledge duality by
identifying challenges &
complexity that come
with this evolution
BICULTURAL HISPANIC PARENTS REFLECT A HYBRID STYLE
Teach independence while
upholding childhood
Value empowerment
& choice
Take dual-lead
with kids
Free of culturally-
imposed expectations
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UNIVISION
S I T U A T I O N
Brands seek opportunities to connect with the Latino mother in meaningful ways to drive consideration and preference.
I N S I G H T
The young Latina mother lives for her kids and family, but precious time she spends with her kids is limited due to long work weeks and household responsibilities. By providing her an opportunity to reconnect with her children and spend coveted quality time with them, brands earn the right to talk to her.
A C T I O N
Create a Hispanic consumer engagement platform that leverages the target’s love of soccer in key markets.
S H A R A B L E C O N T E N T
Action Content Capture
Player Fitness Tracking & Game Stats
Interactive Gaming
Tournament App
Tournament Entertainment
MARKETINGWERKS
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BABY FORMULA
MARKETINGWERKS
S I T U A T I O N
The Hispanic consumer represents an incredible growth opportunity in the baby category. A popular baby
formula company wanted to grow share with this segment.
COUNTRY
OF ORIGINGEOGRAPHIC
LOCATION
DEMOGRAPHIC
VARIABLES
BRAND
ASSOCIATIONS
S O L U T I O N
Culture and heritage play a large role in what Latino
moms feed their babies. For instance, we see that
Puerto Ricans and Cubans look to prepare fresh baby
food, whereas sales of prepared food was higher
amongst Mexicans.
S U C C E S S
Leverage knowledge of these cultural nuances in both
the merchandising and messaging of baby formula
brands. Leverage positive brand associations to create
partnerships that will appeal to the micro-segment.
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WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
MARKETINGWERKS
U N D E R S T A N D I N G Y O U R S H O P P E R
T A R G E T I N G T E S T A N D L E A R N
• Ability to hone in on
stores/locations that have the
highest propensity of reaching the
target and growing your brand
• Develop A/B test scenarios against
micro-segment hypotheses
• Benchmark to prove ROI
•Which micro-segment represents
the biggest opportunity?
•What cultural and heritage
nuances need to be considered?
•Which messages resonate most?