We help brands tell their stories through Hispanic marketing

Most brands start with a strategic foundation engagement that sets the direction for everything after it. Those typically range from $15,000 to $30,000 depending on scope. Ongoing programs usually start at $10,000 per month. The final number depends on how many markets and channels are in play and how much creative production is involved. Every engagement is scoped to the brand. Share your goals and we will give you an exact number before anything starts.

Most brands need more than one. Younger, U.S.-born Latinos often move between English and Spanglish, while Spanish-dominant households respond best to Spanish-first creative. We research your specific audience first, then build the language mix around how they communicate. The wrong language choice is one of the fastest ways to waste media spend.

We tie every campaign to business outcomes: site traffic, conversions, foot traffic, sales lift, or brand sentiment, depending on your goals. Before launch we agree on the KPIs together, so success is defined before a dollar is spent. Then you get reporting that shows what changed and why.

Dallas sits at the center of U.S. Hispanic culture and commerce. We work from Dallas, Texas and Mexico City, so your campaigns are shaped by people who live the culture on both sides of the border. That binational perspective is something no single-market agency can offer.

Yes. Campaigns run in markets across the country, and most of our client relationships live outside Texas. Location matters less than understanding the audience. Our research process works the same whether your customers are in Dallas, Los Angeles, or Miami.

Translation swaps words. Hispanic marketing rebuilds the idea for the audience. A translated campaign keeps the same insights, casting, and cultural references as the original, which is why it usually underperforms. We start from how Latino audiences see your category and build the creative from there, in whatever language fits.

Paid and social activations typically show early signals within 30 to 60 days. Shifts in awareness and brand sentiment take longer, usually two to three quarters of consistent work. We set expectations by channel before launch, so you know what to watch and when.

The work runs end to end: cultural insight and sentiment research first, then strategy, then activation across paid media, social, influencer partnerships, and grassroots community work, all measured against business outcomes. Specific offerings include the Hispanic Sentiment Study, paid media programs with access to more than 50,000 sites and apps across Native, Display, Video, and Audio, and community engagement programs built with Latino and non-Latino audiences. Every engagement starts from research into how your audience lives, speaks, and buys.

For Envoy Air, 400 million impressions across 27 U.S. markets. For the Dallas Regional Chamber, 413 million impressions and 165 media placements, including the Take Care of Business vaccination campaign.

It is Social Revolt’s standardized practice for capturing Hispanic consumers’ attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors toward your brand. It sits inside a broader cultural intelligence offering that turns market research into actionable insight for campaigns. Brands use it to understand how the audience sees them before spending a dollar on creative or media.