Google Celebrates Commitment to Hispanic Market

MediaPost Engage Hispanics Blog, April 9, 2015 — This article features new research from Ipsos and Google on ‘the role of culture and language online.’

Findings included reveal that:

  • Most U.S. Hispanics are comfortable using English online, but Spanish is still important.
  • Regardless of language, cultural relevance is critical for engaging with this audience.
  • U.S. Hispanics are extremely active online and are more likely to rely on online sources to gather information and to make purchases.
  • Search is the top online source used by U.S. Hispanics when gathering information about a purchase.

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  • Virginia Lennon
    Senior Vice President, US, Media Development

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