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43%

of Hispanic millennials feel more favorably about brands that include aspects of Hispanic culture in their advertising when making digital purchases.

Ipsos MediaCT/Google, U.S., “Hispanic Millennial Study“, n=1,905 Digital Hispanic respondents, Jan. 2017.

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