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About EC Hispanic Media

Founded in 1988, EC Hispanic Media has been at the forefront of connecting buyers and sellers within the vibrant Hispanic community ever since. We began with a simple mission – to support Latinos by offering valuable resources that were missing in the Spanish-speaking market. EC Hispanic Media encompasses seven distinct brands, each catering to a unique niche within the Hispanic market. From print advertising to digital campaigns, events, and website development, we provide an all-inclusive advertising solution for businesses. 📲 15 million average monthly social media views 📰 1.2 million weekly print readers 🗞️ 265,000 weekly distributed print copies 📧 350,000 email database subscribers 🧑‍💻 9 million monthly page views on elclasificado.com 🌎 Presence in 356 global locations Our Brands: ✨ El Clasificado: Where it all began – connecting families and businesses through print and digital classified advertising. ✨ Quinceanera.com: Empowering teens and their families to create unforgettable quinceañera memories through content, expos, and videos. ✨ Su Socio de Negocios: Aiding Hispanic business owners with vital resources and education to thrive in the competitive marketplace. ✨ Mas Clientes: A bilingual digital marketing agency focused on empowering local businesses through effective online marketing strategies. ✨ Al Borde: Our Latin Alternative platform celebrating Latino rock bands, movies, and culture while reaching the Hispanic millennial audience. ✨ Empleos Latino: A comprehensive platform facilitating job searches and postings within the Hispanic community. ✨ EC Classifieds: The ultimate destination for finding local businesses and offers online, catering to English and Spanish speakers. From print to digital, events to content, we continue to innovate, solidifying our position as a trusted partner for businesses targeting the dynamic Hispanic audience. Join us in our journey of creating meaningful connections within the community!

Founded in 1988 by Martha de la Torre.