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Chemistry’s work with Netflix is getting attention — featured in Forbes for the star-studded “Welcome to Your K-Era” campaign, which brings together Martha Stewart, T.O.P, and Lil Yachty to celebrate …
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From her first spark of inspiration to leading Test Tube Productions, Renee Williams Royal’s love for film runs deep. LBBOnline captures that passion in “The Moment I Fell in Love …
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Chemistry knows that reaching Latinx sports fans isn’t just a seasonal play—this piece shows why brands need to run the full game, not just during Hispanic Heritage Month. Dive in …
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Brands increasingly face challenges in building trust. In this Association of National Advertisers (ANA) piece, Chemistry’s Courtney Saul reminds brands that trust can’t be manufactured, but it can be built …
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How do you make “everything bad” feel like it’s good again—and sell the idea? Chemistry teamed up with Beyond Meat to fuse humor and dissonance for the “This Changes Everything” …
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At Chemistry, we know successful engagement of the Latinx marketplace isn’t just about Spanish-language ads — it requires top-shop buy-in, meaningful budgets, and culturally informed strategy. Business leaders join Chemistry …
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Latino Gen Z consumers are shaping culture in new ways — favoring Spanglish, bringing Latino music to the masses, and being early adopters of discovering brands on TikTok. In this …
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Chemistry’s own Mike Valdes‑Fauli amps up the moment by positioning Inter Miami CF’s inaugural partnership with Heineken as the team’s “first draught pick”—a clever nod to both soccer and beer culture. Read the …
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AdAge honors Hispanic leaders driving creative excellence across marketing — and our own Mike Valdes-Fauli was among those recognized. Explore the standout work in Ad Age’s Hispanic Creative Excellence 2023. …
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Authenticity speaks loudest, and brands that lean into Spanglish are finding they resonate strongest with Latino and Latina consumers. Chemistry Cultura’s Mike Valdes-Fauli shares how blending languages is becoming a …