Welcome to Fusion Latina’s Network
The Bridge to Engage with the Vibrant Hispanic Consumer!
Network Coverage Map Unveiling Our Influence Across North America
Washington
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | Infants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
30 | Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA | 355,000 | 9.70% | 85,717 | 21% | 25,715 | 21,429 | 38,573 | 66,002 | 19,715 |
Oregon
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
36 | Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA | 277,000 | 11.70% | 72,020 | 26% | 21,606 | 18,005 | 32,409 | 52,575 | 19,445 |
California
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
1 | Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA | 5,979,000 | 45.10% | 399,038 | 7% | 119,712 | 99,760 | 179,567 | 295,288 | 103,750 |
7 | San Diego-Carlsbad, CA | 1,084,000 | 33.30% | 342,309 | 25% | 102,693 | 85,577 | 154,039 | 263,578 | 78,731 |
8 | San Francisco-Oakland-Hayward, CA | 1,008,000 | 21.90% | 370,480 | 27% | 111,144 | 92,620 | 166,716 | 292,679 | 77,801 |
21 | Fresno, CA | 502,000 | 51.90% | 128,780 | 23% | 38,634 | 32,195 | 57,951 | 97,873 | 30,907 |
22 | San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA | 502,000 | 26.50% | 125,428 | 22% | 37,629 | 31,357 | 56,443 | 90,309 | 35,120 |
24 | Sacramento–Roseville–Arden-Arcade, CA | 472,000 | 21.00% | 125,825 | 22% | 37,747 | 31,456 | 56,621 | 89,336 | 36,489 |
25 | Bakersfield, CA | 450,000 | 51.50% | 122,408 | 23% | 36,723 | 30,602 | 55,084 | 89,358 | 33,050 |
31 | Oxnard-Thousand Oaks-Ventura, CA | 355,000 | 41.90% | 78,100 | 22% | 23,430 | 19,525 | 35,145 | 59,356 | 18,744 |
32 | Stockton-Lodi, CA | 290,000 | 40.50% | 101,500 | 35% | 30,450 | 25,375 | 45,675 | 77,140 | 24,360 |
34 | Visalia-Porterville, CA | 288,000 | 63.00% | 60,480 | 21% | 18,144 | 15,120 | 27,216 | 47,174 | 13,306 |
35 | Salinas, CA | 282,000 | 57.50% | 90,240 | 32% | 27,072 | 22,560 | 40,608 | 64,973 | 25,267 |
38 | Modesto, CA | 235,000 | 44.10% | 79,900 | 34% | 23,970 | 19,975 | 35,955 | 56,729 | 23,171 |
Nevada
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
15 | Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise, NV | 627,000 | 30.30% | 324,156 | 41% | 97,247 | 81,039 | 145,870 | 252,842 | 71,314 |
Utah
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
40 | Salt Lake City, UT | 206,000 | 17.10% | 40,170 | 20% | 12,051 | 10,043 | 18,077 | 30,931 | 9,239 |
Arizona
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
9 | Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale, AZ | 1,347,000 | 30.10% | 357,003 | 20% | 107,101 | 89,251 | 160,651 | 285,602 | 71,401 |
28 | Tucson, AZ | 362,000 | 36.10% | 104,045 | 24% | 31,214 | 26,011 | 46,820 | 81,155 | 22,890 |
Colorado
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
13 | Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, CO | 644,000 | 22.60% | 349,626 | 41% | 104,888 | 87,406 | 157,331 | 272,708 | 76,918 |
New Mexico
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
26 | Albuquerque, NM | 428,000 | 48.10% | 110,135 | 24% | 33,041 | 27,534 | 49,561 | 79,297 | 30,838 |
Kansas
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
32 | Kansas City, MO-KS | 183,000 | 8.60% | 65,354 | 32% | 19,606 | 16,338 | 29,409 | 49,015 | 16,338 |
Texas
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
3 | Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land, TX | 2,335,000 | 36.40% | 346,481 | 12% | 103,944 | 86,620 | 155,917 | 256,396 | 90,085 |
11 | El Paso, TX | 676,000 | 82.20% | 266,944 | 39% | 80,083 | 66,736 | 120,125 | 197,539 | 69,405 |
14 | Austin-Round Rock, TX | 631,000 | 31.80% | 335,826 | 41% | 100,748 | 83,956 | 151,122 | 255,228 | 80,598 |
16 | San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX | 1,259,000 | 55.70% | 314,689 | 20% | 94,407 | 78,672 | 141,610 | 251,751 | 62,938 |
18 | Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX | 1,943,000 | 28.40% | 215,780 | 8% | 64,734 | 53,945 | 97,101 | 166,151 | 49,629 |
27 | Brownsville-Harlingen, TX | 373,000 | 88.70% | 110,504 | 27% | 33,151 | 27,626 | 49,727 | 86,193 | 24,311 |
29 | McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, TX | 758,000 | 91.20% | 79,831 | 10% | 23,949 | 19,958 | 35,924 | 61,470 | 18,361 |
31 | Laredo, TX | 254,000 | 95.30% | 80,859 | 29% | 24,258 | 20,215 | 36,387 | 62,261 | 18,598 |
33 | Corpus Christi, TX | 289,000 | 59.50% | 78,030 | 27% | 23,409 | 19,508 | 35,114 | 58,523 | 19,508 |
Missouri
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
32 | Kansas City, MO-KS | 183,000 | 8.60% | 65,354 | 32% | 19,606 | 16,338 | 29,409 | 49,015 | 16,338 |
Illinois
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
6 | Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI | 2,070,000 | 21.80% | 353,839 | 13% | 106,152 | 88,460 | 159,227 | 275,994 | 77,845 |
Wisconsin
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
6 | Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI | 2,070,000 | 21.80% | 353,839 | 13% | 106,152 | 88,460 | 159,227 | 275,994 | 77,845 |
Indiana
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
6 | Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI | 2,070,000 | 21.80% | 353,839 | 13% | 106,152 | 88,460 | 159,227 | 275,994 | 77,845 |
New Hampshire
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
23 | Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH | 484,000 | 10.10% | 118,741 | 22% | 35,622 | 29,685 | 53,434 | 85,494 | 33,248 |
New York
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
2 | New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA | 4,780,000 | 23.90% | 359,368 | 8% | 107,810 | 89,842 | 161,715 | 265,932 | 93,436 |
Massachusetts
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
23 | Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH | 484,000 | 10.10% | 118,741 | 22% | 35,622 | 29,685 | 53,434 | 85,494 | 33,248 |
Pennsylvania
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
2 | New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA | 4,780,000 | 23.90% | 359,368 | 8% | 107,810 | 89,842 | 161,715 | 265,932 | 93,436 |
19 | Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD | 544,000 | 8.90% | 196,712 | 30% | 59,013 | 49,178 | 88,520 | 149,501 | 47,211 |
New Jersey
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
2 | New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA | 4,780,000 | 23.90% | 359,368 | 8% | 107,810 | 89,842 | 161,715 | 265,932 | 93,436 |
19 | Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD | 544,000 | 8.90% | 196,712 | 30% | 59,013 | 49,178 | 88,520 | 149,501 | 47,211 |
Maryland
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
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Delaware
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
19 | Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD | 544,000 | 8.90% | 196,712 | 30% | 59,013 | 49,178 | 88,520 | 149,501 | 47,211 |
North Carolina
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
39 | Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia, NC-SC | 227,000 | 9.40% | 52,210 | 23% | 15,663 | 13,053 | 23,495 | 38,635 | 13,575 |
South Carolina
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
39 | Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia, NC-SC | 227,000 | 9.40% | 52,210 | 23% | 15,663 | 13,053 | 23,495 | 38,635 | 13,575 |
Georgia
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
17 | Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA | 588,000 | 10.50% | 234,520 | 33% | 70,356 | 58,630 | 105,534 | 185,270 | 49,249 |
Florida
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
4 | Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL | 2,554,000 | 43.30% | 379,367 | 11% | 113,810 | 94,842 | 170,715 | 273,144 | 106,223 |
12 | Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL | 645,000 | 28.30% | 264,391 | 41% | 79,317 | 66,098 | 118,976 | 203,581 | 60,810 |
20 | Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL | 517,000 | 17.70% | 181,575 | 31% | 54,472 | 45,394 | 81,709 | 143,444 | 38,131 |
Virginia
Rank | Metro area | Hispanic Population | Share of Hispanics Among Population | Total FUSION LATINA’s Hispanic Network | Share of FUSION LATINA’s Network among Hispanics | Adults 18 to 35 | Teens 12 to 17 | nfants 6 to 11 | Male | Female |
10 | Washington-Arlington-Alexandria | 906,000 | 15.30% | 345,139 | 30% | 103,542 | 86,285 | 155,312 | 276,111 | 69,028 |
For over two decades, Fusion Latina has been deeply involved in the Hispanic fútbol community, fostering invaluable relationships with Hispanic league & tournament owner operators and community leaders nationwide. Our direct involvement has allowed us to become the trusted bridge for brands seeking to penetrate and engage with this dynamic cohort of consumers.
Fusion Latina’s Network is a unique and vibrant community of Hispanic fútbol organizations that the agency has established through direct involvement with autonomous organizations, including Hispanic league and tournament owner operators, and influential community leaders nationwide. This extensive network is not affiliated with any local, state, or national soccer federation, making it truly independent and exceptional.
The network comprises organizations that host league games almost every day, bringing together thousands of athletes and spectators in facilities with 4 to 30 soccer fields playing simultaneously. On the weekends, they have events and games starting as early as 8 am until 11 pm, while on weekdays, the action starts at 6 pm and continues way beyond midnight in some cases.
Fusion Latina’s unparalleled 20 years of experience and fostering of relationships within the Hispanic fútbol community has allowed the agency to create this one-of-a-kind network. With partnerships spanning 23 states and over 2500 organizations, the network connects brands with 8.2+ million Hispanic consumers.
The agency’s approach emphasizes authenticity, cultural understanding, and a shared passion for soccer, offering brands a rare opportunity to engage with the Hispanic fútbol community on a profound and genuine level. By tapping into the unifying power of soccer, Fusion Latina’s network becomes the catalyst for unforgettable brand experiences that leave a lasting impact on both brands and the community.
In summary, Fusion Latina’s Network is a gateway for brands looking to connect with Hispanic consumers through genuine and meaningful engagement with the vibrant Hispanic fútbol community. It is a bridge that fosters unity, celebration, and empowerment, making a positive difference in the lives of millions of Hispanic consumers.
Fusion Latina’s network comprises a unique and diverse community of Hispanic fútbol organizations, which includes autonomous Hispanic league and tournament owner operators, as well as influential community leaders from across the nation. These organizations are not affiliated with any local, state, or national soccer federation, making them truly independent and exceptional.
Through our years of direct involvement with these autonomous organizations, we have cultivated an unmatched understanding of their dynamics and needs. This deep connection allows us to offer brands a rare opportunity to engage with the Hispanic consumer in a way that is truly genuine and authentic.
By partnering with Fusion Latina, brands gain access to a community that operates independently and stands apart from other traditional soccer federations. Our unique network allows brands to tap into the passion, pride, and sense of community that is deeply ingrained within these autonomous organizations.
Fusion Latina’s network stands out for its authenticity, cultural understanding, and shared passion for soccer, providing brands with a rare opportunity to connect with the Hispanic fútbol community on a profound and genuine level. Through this extraordinary network, brands can engage with the vibrant Hispanic consumers in ways that go beyond traditional marketing, leaving a lasting impact and fostering deep connections within the community.
The network that Fusion Latina has established is of paramount importance for brands seeking to connect with Hispanic consumers. There are several key reasons why this network is crucial for brands:
1. Unique Access: Fusion Latina’s network comprises autonomous Hispanic fútbol organizations that are not affiliated with any local, state, or national soccer federation. This uniqueness gives brands access to a community that operates independently and stands apart from traditional soccer organizations. Such exclusive access allows brands to engage with the Hispanic consumer in an authentic and genuine way, tapping into the passion and cultural significance of soccer within this community.
2. Extensive Reach: With partnerships in 23 states and over 2500 organizations, Fusion Latina’s network offers an extensive reach to the Hispanic consumer market. The network encompasses more than 8.2 million Hispanic consumers, providing brands with an unparalleled opportunity to connect with a large and diverse audience.
3. Vibrant Engagement: The fútbol organizations within the network host league games almost every day, attracting thousands of athletes and spectators. On weekends, the network comes alive with events and games starting as early as 8 am until 11 pm, and on weekdays, the action starts at 6 pm and continues well beyond midnight in some cases. This vibrant engagement creates a dynamic platform for brands to create memorable and impactful campaigns that resonate deeply with the Hispanic community.
4. Cultural Relevance: Fusion Latina’s direct involvement and 20 years of experience within the Hispanic fútbol community have fostered authentic cultural understanding. Brands that partner with Fusion Latina gain insights into the values, aspirations, and passions of the Hispanic consumer, enabling them to craft culturally relevant and resonant brand experiences.
5. Meaningful Connections: The network emphasizes true engagement that goes beyond the surface level. By leveraging the unifying power of soccer and a shared passion for the game, brands have the opportunity to create meaningful and lasting connections within the Hispanic community. These connections transcend traditional marketing approaches, fostering a sense of unity, pride, and belonging that can lead to deep and lasting brand loyalty.
In conclusion, Fusion Latina’s network is important for brands because it offers unique access to an independent and diverse community of Hispanic fútbol organizations. The extensive reach, vibrant engagement, cultural relevance, and emphasis on meaningful connections make this network a valuable platform for brands to connect with the vibrant Hispanic consumer in an authentic and impactful way.
To consistently connect with the consumers within Fusion Latina’s network, a brand can leverage experiential marketing activations at leagues, tournaments, and other soccer-related events. Here are key steps to achieve this:
1. Immerse in the Community: Brands need to immerse themselves in the vibrant Hispanic fútbol community. Attend league games, tournaments, and events hosted by the organizations in Fusion Latina’s network. By being physically present, brands can observe, understand, and connect with the culture, passion, and values that define the community.
2. Cultural Relevance: Experiential marketing activations should be culturally relevant and resonate with the community’s shared love for soccer. Incorporate elements that reflect the heritage, traditions, and aspirations of the Hispanic consumers, fostering a sense of belonging and unity.
3. Authentic Storytelling: Tell authentic stories that celebrate the accomplishments, challenges, and dreams of the individuals within the community. Highlight their journey and triumphs, showcasing the positive impact of soccer in their lives.
4. Engaging Experiences: Create interactive and engaging experiences that are culturally relevant during league games, tournaments, and other soccer events. Host brand activations, interactive games, or immersive displays that captivate and inspire attendees.
5. Inclusivity: Emphasize inclusivity in all activations. Ensure that the experiences appeal to a diverse audience within the Hispanic community, respecting and celebrating their unique backgrounds.
6. Long-Term Partnerships: Establish long-term partnerships with the autonomous Hispanic fútbol organizations in Fusion Latina’s network. Consistency is key to building trust and brand loyalty within the community.
7. Community Involvement: Engage in community involvement beyond marketing activations. Support initiatives that uplift underserved and underprivileged communities within the network, demonstrating a commitment to making a positive impact.
8. Social Media and Digital Presence: Leverage social media and digital platforms to extend the reach of experiential marketing activations. Create shareable content that sparks conversations and encourages participation from a broader audience.
9. Listen and Respond: Actively listen to feedback from the community and respond to their needs and aspirations. Engage in meaningful conversations to build authentic connections.
10. Consistent Presence: Maintain a consistent presence at soccer-related events within Fusion Latina’s network. Brands should strive to become an integral part of the community’s soccer culture, supporting and celebrating their passion.
By consistently applying experiential marketing activations at leagues, tournaments, and other soccer-related events, brands can forge lasting connections with the consumers in Fusion Latina’s network. Authenticity, cultural relevance, and genuine engagement will be the foundation of these connections, leading to brand loyalty and a positive impact on the Hispanic consumer.
To make a positive impact with the Hispanic consumer and uplift their lives, brands can focus on attending to the needs of the partners within Fusion Latina’s network through activations that address key areas of support and empowerment. Here are some effective ways:
1. Education and Skill Development: Organize activations that offer educational opportunities and skill development workshops for members of the Hispanic fútbol community. Providing access to learning resources and training can empower individuals to achieve personal and professional growth.
2. Health and Wellness Initiatives: Host activations centered around health and wellness, offering health screenings, fitness classes, and resources to promote overall well-being within the community. By prioritizing their health, brands show care for the Hispanic consumer’s physical and mental wellness.
3. Financial Literacy Workshops: Conduct workshops on financial literacy, budgeting, and planning for the future. Empowering individuals with financial knowledge can help them achieve financial stability and improved economic well-being.
4. Support for Youth Development: Focus on activations that support youth development through mentoring programs, scholarship opportunities, and extracurricular activities. Investing in the next generation can have a transformative impact on the community’s future.
5. Social and Community Initiatives: Engage in activations that foster a sense of community and social connection. Organize community events, celebrations, and gatherings to strengthen bonds and celebrate shared cultural experiences.
6. Career and Employment Opportunities: Collaborate with partners in the network to provide access to job fairs, career counseling, and networking opportunities. Supporting employment initiatives can uplift lives and create economic opportunities.
7. Environmental Initiatives: Organize activations that promote environmental awareness and sustainability. Encourage community members to participate in eco-friendly initiatives to create a positive impact on the environment.
8. Celebrating Cultural Heritage: Host activations that celebrate the diverse cultural heritage within the Hispanic fútbol community. By honoring traditions and customs, brands show respect for the community’s identity and heritage.
9. Supporting Local Businesses: Partner with local businesses within the network to promote economic growth and stimulate entrepreneurship. Supporting local businesses can foster economic resilience and self-sufficiency.
10. Listening and Responding: Above all, actively listen to the needs and aspirations of the Hispanic consumers within the network. Use feedback to tailor activations and initiatives that truly uplift their lives and make a meaningful difference.
By attending to the needs of the partners in Fusion Latina’s network through activations that address key areas of support and empowerment, brands can make a lasting and positive impact on the lives of the Hispanic consumers. These efforts demonstrate a genuine commitment to the community’s well-being and create a strong foundation for building trust and loyalty.
Partnering with Fusion Latina brings an added advantage – the agency’s expertise in experiential marketing and cultural understanding will help brands achieve their objectives in making a positive impact and winning with the Hispanic consumer.
Fusion Latina’s extensive 20 years of experience within the Hispanic fútbol community nationwide allows us to navigate the cultural nuances and sensitivities of the target audience effectively. With a deep understanding of the community’s values and aspirations, Fusion Latina can craft activations and campaigns that resonate authentically with the Hispanic consumer.
By collaborating with Fusion Latina, brands can tap into the agency’s wealth of knowledge in experiential marketing. The agency excels at creating immersive and transformative experiences that connect on a profound emotional level. Whether it’s organizing educational workshops, health initiatives, or community gatherings, Fusion Latina’s expertise ensures that activations are impactful, engaging, and purposeful.
Furthermore, Fusion Latina’s network of autonomous Hispanic fútbol organizations provides a unique platform for brands to access and engage with the Hispanic consumer consistently. The agency’s ability to foster long-term partnerships with these organizations enables brands to extend their reach and establish a meaningful presence within the community.
Together with Fusion Latina, brands can achieve their objectives and build lasting connections that go beyond marketing – creating a legacy of empowerment, unity, and mutual respect.
Meet Some of Our Network Partners & Learn About Their Contributions to The Hispanic Community
Interview to Jesse Cadena – Futbolista Bimbo Soccer League Director
José Rosales – Aurora Champions League, Aurora, Colorado
Alejandro Ayala, also known as “Brody,” president of Gladiadores Soccer League, Tempe, AZ
Words from IE Soccer Super-league – Riverside, California
Interview to Luis Galaviz – Golazo Soccer League Director. San Antonio TX
Colorado MX League speaks about the struggles during the pandemic
The pandemic hit, but they are rebuilding. We can help them
Fusion Latina Recognized The Hard Work Of Hispanic Community Leaders Nationwide
Empowering Insights: Our Network-Generated Census Unveils America’s Vibrant Diversity
Fueling an 18% surge in 2023, Fusion Hispanic boasts America’s largest network of Hispanic athletes and fans. Join now to connect with over 8.2 million passionate consumers!
There are currently 62.1 million Hispanic or Latino individuals in the United States, representing a 23% increase since 2010. This group is now the second largest ethnic population in America, following behind the white population.
Based on our comprehensive census data across our top 32 markets, our network represents a significant 13.3% of the total Hispanic population. Remarkably, in certain markets, our reach extends to over 40% of the total Hispanic population. These figures underscore the substantial influence and potential impact our network possesses within these key demographic areas.