Our Relationship With the Publications Is Unbeatable.
With so many media opportunities, the REAL question is not WHAT MEDIA people are exposed to. An advertiser's REAL question is: WHICH media format do consumers TRUST most?
HISPANICS TRUST PRINT!
57% of the USA’s Hispanic Households
use one of our papers on a Weekly Basis.
94% say their Hispanic publication is the BEST or good source for shopping information.
35% say it’s the BEST source.
WHERE TO START?
There are over 800 Hispanic newspapers, and another 250+ Local Hispanic Magazines with the number growing every year. They vary by frequency, language, country-of-origin, generation and age orientation. In the Los Angeles area, there are over 100 local Hispanic publications! Which newspaper is right for you?
Latino Print Network has the answers for you!
Unbeatable Relationship with the Publications
No one has a closer relationship with Hispanic publications than Latino Print Network. In 1982 the relationships began when the Latino Print Network founder served as the founding President of the National Association of Hispanic Publications. Over the years, the Latino Print Network has developed quality services and professional representation for over 625 Hispanic publications, with a combined circulation of 19 million, in 46 states.
Every week publications consult with Latino Print Network on editorial, circulation, marketing and management concerns. LPN's staff has visited the offices of many Hispanic publications.
LPN works with the best publications on sales and marketing efforts. On an annual basis we survey in detail the publications we represent to insure we have the latest information available.
We have worked closely with the five accredited audit companies, ABC, BPA, CAC, CVC, and VAC for more than two decades.
We have detailed audit information on all Hispanic publications.
We have circulation by zip code for over 260 publications.
Every week publications consult with Latino Print Network on editorial, circulation, marketing and management concerns. LPN's staff has visited the offices of many Hispanic publications.
