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Journal of Marketing Communications
Authors:Michael Callow  C Gibran Mcdonald
Institution:1. Department of Business Administration , Morgan State University , Baltimore, MDmcallow@moac.morgan.edu;3. Department of Business Administration , Morgan State University , Baltimore, MD
Abstract:The Hispanic market in the USA is a rapidly growing demographic segment that receives considerable attention from marketers. In addition, there is a considerable amount of literature on the Hispanic consumer's attitude towards advertising. Prior research has focused on the Hispanic audience's preference for English language versus Spanish language advertisements and provided normative guidelines for advertisers. This paper analyses the content from advertisements in a Spanish language magazine and dual language (English–Spanish) magazine in order to determine whether they adhere to these normative guidelines. The findings suggest that media vehicle selection does play a part in determining the language content of an advertisement as well as the amount of copy used in English language and Spanish language advertisements. The results also suggest that the amount of advertisements that use a bilingual approach remains small, with advertisers preferring an either/or approach to language selection.
Keywords:Hispanic  language  bilingual  code switching
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