We LoveMediaHispanic Marketing Agency in the US

We Love Media is a full-service marketing agency in Miami, founded in 2014 by digital creators Juanma Salazar and Laura Malagon. It runs six service lines: influencer marketing with a 99+ Latino creator roster, social media management for businesses, digital press relations, branding and web development, monetization management, and in-person 1:1 mentoring. Campaigns run in English and Spanish for 100+ brands across the US and Latin America. Two separate Meta relationships sit behind that work and they get confused constantly: Meta Business Partner covers paid media, and Meta Media Partner covers talent and creators. Different programs, different requirements.

Yes. Influencer marketing, press relations, branding, web development and monetization management run nationally across the US and Latin America, because none of them require anyone to be in the room. Social media management and in-person mentoring are the two exceptions: social needs production days for photo and video, and mentoring is delivered face to face, so both concentrate on the Miami to Orlando corridor. If your brand sits outside Florida and wants ongoing social content, the honest conversation is how much production travel is worth building into the plan, or whether it is worth it at all.

More than 100 brands across consumer goods, entertainment, professional services and technology in the US and Latin America, plus creator programs with Meta. Category matters less than the decision you are asking a customer to make. A restaurant and a dental clinic look nothing alike on paper, yet both compete for the same local Hispanic customer who scrolls in Spanish and reads reviews in English. That behavior, not the industry vertical, is what ends up shaping the strategy.

We Love Media runs campaigns natively in English and Spanish, meaning each version is written from scratch in its own language instead of translated afterward. That changes the entire workflow. Copy is drafted in parallel by bilingual writers, video is shot with both audio tracks in the same production day, and paid media is split by audience so performance can be read language by language. A literal translation almost always underperforms, because idioms, humor and the expected level of formality do not survive the trip. Reporting comes back in whichever language your team works in.

No. We Love Media is a full-service agency that works with brands in any category and runs campaigns in both English and Spanish. Nothing about the roster, the media buying or the in-house production is Spanish only. What 12+ years and 100+ brands did build is a specific discipline: knowing which cultural references land with US Hispanic consumers, which tone earns their trust, and why a translated ad underperforms one written natively for that audience. That expertise sits on top of full-service capability, it does not replace it or narrow who the agency serves. The market is worth understanding either way: 68+ million US Hispanics and a $4.4 trillion Latino GDP that would rank as the 4th-largest economy in the world on its own (UCLA Latino GDP Report, 2026).