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Hispanic magazines ad spending up by 22.4% in First Quarter, 2013: Top 10 Tables

Hispanic magazines posted  a 22.4% increase in estimated ad dollars in the January – March, 2013 three month period compared to the same period in 2012 while ad pages were up by 2.0%, according to the most recent estimates from HispanicMagazineMonitor™.

Total ad spending in the first quarter totalled $49.1 million – up from $40.1 million in last year’s first quarter.  Perhaps of most significance, the $49.1 million in measured ad spending represents the highest First Quarter total since measurement of Hispanic magazine ad spending began in 2002 by Media Economics Group.  First quarter spending was higher than the previous first quarter peak of $44.7 million achieved in 2008 prior to the recession.

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NEW Ad Dollars in Hispanic Magazines in 2011: Who Spent Them? Who WonThem?

New analysis of HispanicMagazineMonitor™ data for 2011 reveals that Procter and Gamble spent just over 1 out of every four (26.6%) NEW dollars invested in Hispanic magazines in 2011, while People en Español won over one-third (37.6%) of  the $91.5 million spent by 364 NEW brands/campaigns in Hispanic magazines in 2011.

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Hispanic magazine Top 10 Tables for January – October, 2011: Ad spending up by 26.5% this year

November 30, 2011 1 comment

Hispanic magazines posted an impressive 39.1% increase in estimated ad dollars in October
(compared to previous year) while ad pages were up by 6.5%, according to estimates from HispanicMagazineMonitor™.   For the January – October period, total ad dollars are up by 26.5%, while ad pages are up by 2.0%.   While the segment as a whole is recovering, the most dramatic gains in ad pages and revenue are being made by the the largest of the monthly and bi-monthly titles.

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Hispanic magazines post solid gains in first half of 2011. Top 10 tables January – June, 2011.

Hispanic magazine ad spending is up 29.8% through the first half of 2011 (same titles basis), according to HispanicMagazineMonitor™ estimates released this week by Media Economics Group.

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