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August 14, 2009
By Juan Tornoe
When marketing to a culturally & ethnically diverse audience in
the United States, you really need to put your money where your mouth
is if you want to secure a specific segment of the community as loyal,
long-term customers...
Please visit Lingo24's International Marketing Blog to continue reading this post, which was my first contribution to their blog.
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Hi, Juan! I found your blog really interesting, you really get to combine successfully linguistics, anthropology, marketing...
I'm attending The Language Show in London this weekend, going on behalf of my company, On Spain (http://www.onspain.es). We're specialised in linguistic and cultural travels to Spain for groups of young students.
It's the first time I'm attending such an important fair. Do you have any experience concerning this field? I'm sure you do!
We'll be updating one of our blogs with the news and the "diary" of what will be going on during the Language Show. I invite you to have a look: http://viveaprendiendo.onspain.es
Cheers!
Posted by: Regina López | October 28, 2009 at 05:12 AM