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Meet the Mamis: A Roundtable with the Nation’s
Leading ‘Mami Bloggers’
October 13th, 2010
A Free Webinar from the Hispanic Social Media Insights Series by
Latino Bloggers Compensation Survey
Jennifer Salazar Hutcheson, Blogger/Social Media Consultant, Mami 2 Mommy
7
2
9
22
16
12
0
0 5 10 15 20 25
50 and Over
45-49
40-44
35-39
30-34
25-29
24 and Under
Demographics – Age
5
1
48
1
1
5
1
1
1
2
1
4
4
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
Venezuela
Uruguay
United States
Peru
Paraguay
Mexico
Guatemala
El Salvador
Ecuador
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Colombia
Argentina
Demographics – Country of Birth
Demographics
Children
•19 respondents had no children
•22 had 1 child
•19 had 2 children
•10 had 3 children
•3 had 4 children
Race/Ethnicty
•Hispanic
•Latina
•Mexican-American
•Puerto-Rican
•Caucasian
•Mixed
States Represented
•California•Florida•Illinois•Indiana•Massachusetts•New Jersey•New York•North Carolina•Texas•Virginia•Washington
Demographics
Employment Status ranged from
•Self-employed•Mompreneurs•Work-at-home moms•Full-time employed•Stay-at-home moms•Student
Type of Blogger
7%10%
5%
1%22%
2%
9%
0%
18%
26%
Marketing
Entertainment
Health
Culture/Lifestyle
Political
Mom
Dad
Parenting
Sports
Other
Language of the Blog
59%25%
10%6%
English
Spanish
Spanglish
Bilingual
Blog Target
20%
32%
5%
43%
U.S.
Non HispanicU.S.
Latin America
U.S. Hispanic &Latin America
Frequency
14%
41%26%
19% Once per Week
Few Times PerWeekDaily
Few Times PerMonth
Time Devoted to Content
14%
41%26%
19%0% 5 or Less Hours
6-10 Hours
11-15 Hours
15-25 Hours
25 or MoreHours
Platforms Used to Promote Blog
35%
38%
14%
2%
5% 6% Twitter
MySpace
Ning
Other
Year Began Blogging
25%
32%14%
29%2010
2009
2008
2007 or Earlier
Reason for Starting Blog
13%
18%
29%
10%
8%8%
2%
12%
Entertainment
Community
Journal Experiences
Monetary
MarketBusiness/ProductJob
Most/All Above
Other
Are you presently accepting ads from advertising networks like Google AdWords?
39%
61%
Yes No
25
22.5
26.3
26.3
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
They're neither goodnor bad for my site
They have notgenerated any money
for me
I think ad networkscheapen the value of
my site
I think ad networksare helpful and atleast they help me
generate some moneyfor my blogimpressions
What statement most reflects your opinion about ad networks, like Google AdSense, posting ads on your blog?
Do you believe it is okay for companies/brands to ask bloggers to perform work without monetary
compensation?
12%
34%
40%
14% Yes
Maybe the FirstTime
Never
Other
What type of compensation do you feel is most acceptable to offer a blogger?
25%
15%
11%12%
37%
Monetary
Free Products
Event Passes
InsiderOpportunities
All of the Above
In the past year have you worked as a blog brand ambassador?
5.1
77.2
17.7
0 50 100
Yes
No
Not Interested
If you've been a brand ambassador, please indicate how you felt you felt about the level of compensation you
received for your work?
80%
6% 10%3% 1% Not Applicable
Very Well
Reasonably
So-So
Terribly
Do you believe it is important for Latino bloggers to standardize how they work with brands as it applies to
fees for hosting Twitter events, sponsored posts, etc...?
52%
13%
35%
Yes
No
Unsure
If there was a standard rate, what is the approximate rate you feel you and other Latino bloggers should reasonably
charge for hosting a Tweet Up or another type of sponsored online event?
19%
38%
19%
24%$100
$250
$500
$500 orMore
If there was a standard rate, what is the approximate rate you feel that you and other Latino bloggers should
reasonably charge marketers for posting two to three sponsored Tweets?
25%
32%
24%
19%$25
$50
$100
$100 orMore
If there was a standard rate, what is the average rate you feel you and other Latino bloggers should reasonably
charge marketers for hosting Twitter parties?
14%
39%
26%
21%$100
$250
$500
$500 orMore
What is the average rate you feel reputable Latino bloggers should reasonably charge for posting a
sponsored post or press release on their site?
20%
32%
20%
28%$50
$100
$200
$200 orMore
“As bloggers, we are given access to press events without the compensation other journalists get from their sponsoring employer. I hate being asked to publish press releases without compensation.”
“I charge more for a creative post, and prefer those to generic content. I will rarely post a press release.”
“PR agencies need to really investigate bloggers before they approach them to be sure their product is a good fit with that blogger's readers. Some of us have a VERY SPECIFIC niche and will not promote products that do not relate to our blogs.”
“How could you charge anything without knowing how many Twitter followers or daily readers etc - better to ask how much for a sponsored tweet per 100 followers or based on Klout score (or other metric) and the same goes for a press release or sponsored post - additionally what is the quality or demographic of the followers/readers - 1000 followers is worth different amount to different brands.”
Latino Bloggers Compensation Survey
A Free Webinar from the Hispanic Social Media Insights Series by