Welcome to Mercury Mambo!
A Hispanic Experiential Marketing, Sales Promotions, and Branding Agency

We deliver targeted Hispanic marketing strategies for some of the most recognized brands on the planet. That means that our clients are winning in today’s market—where commerce and culture collide. Our keen understanding of our audience informs our every move, from our dynamic sales promotions to our unsurpassed events to our award-winning creative designs. So we always provide solutions that are as culturally relevant as they are unforgettable.

All this—and we can mambo too.

DR PEPPER BUILDS SHARE AMONG HISPANICS

PROMO Xtra - October 1, 2007

– Brand marketers looking to win customers in Hispanic markets in the U.S. must take account not only of the usual market data of purchase and consumption, but also softer factors such as length of U.S. residence, preference for speaking only Spanish and cultural reactions to products.

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SNACK ATTACK

Event Marketer -August, 2007

– Product sampling programs target tastemakers in new and creative ways
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AUSTIN COMPANIES SHINE IN INC. MAGAZINE RANKING

American-Statesman Staff -August 23, 2007 – Austin is one of the hottest entrepreneurial regions in the country, according to Inc. magazine, with 72 companies on its new Inc. 5,000 list of the fastest-growing companies in America.
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A RETURN TO ROOTS

Hispanicmarketweekly.com -August 12, 2007 – Becky Arreaga, a partner with independent Hispanic agency Mercury Mambo, has been marketing to the teen market for several years on behalf of Cadbury Schweppes.
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MAMBOVILLE

Marketing Weekly -August 3, 2007 – Embrace your niche and trust your instincts - and above all, have fun. That's the recipe in Mamboville.
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MAMBO making all the right moves

Austin Business Journal - July 27, 2007 – When it comes to Hispanic marketing, Mercury Mambo of Austin appears to have some enviable moves.
The marketing firm, founded in 2001, says it's on target to more than double its net sales to $12 million this year, up from $5.6 million in 2006.
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