H Code, the undisputed leader in digital advertising for the US Hispanic market, announced a new exclusive partnership with Metro LATAM, the Latin American division of Metro International, the world’s largest publisher, with more than 50 million unique visitors and 150 million page views in LATAM.

H Code will exclusively represent all ad inventory in the US for Metro LATAM sites in Mexico, Puerto Rico, Chile, and Colombia, where primary media properties include, Nuevamujer.com, a lifestyle destination, Fayerwayer.com, a technology news site, and Metro sites in Colombia, Chile, Mexico, and Puerto Rico, which deliver local and global daily news.

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“The partnership with H Code will strengthen our connection to the US Hispanic market and everything it has to offer,” said Juan Manuel Romero, CEO of Metro LATAM. “Metro International will no longer be limited to our own resources to reach the underserved demographic of US Hispanics, and will now be able to focus its efforts on other areas of growth outside of the US.”

Commenting on the news, Parker Morse, H Code’s founder and CEO, stated, “Being the exclusive representative of Metro LATAM’s web properties in the US is a very important partnership for us. Having exclusivity with one of the most prominent publishers in LATAM provides significant value to our advertisers as direct publisher relationships are the key for us to provide quality inventory at scale in a brand safe environment.”

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H Code’s solutions include display, rich media, video, mobile, native, social/digital channels, as well as creative services. H Code is committed to partnering directly with leading Spanish language media companies from around the world in order to ensure quality of inventory and scale to advertisers looking to engage and influence this highly coveted demographic.

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