There is no single Hispanic consumer.
The Hispanic market in the United States includes people from many different countries, cultures, generations, and backgrounds. Consumers may identify as Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Dominican, Colombian, Venezuelan, Salvadoran, or any number of other nationalities and cultural identities.
Some primarily speak Spanish. Others primarily speak English. Many are bilingual. Their purchasing habits, media preferences, and cultural experiences can vary significantly.
The most successful Hispanic marketing strategies begin by understanding the specific audience a business wants to reach rather than treating Hispanic consumers as a single group.
The more clearly you define your audience, the more effective your marketing becomes.