General Mills unveiled a redesigned version of its successful, Spanish-language, lifestyle website for women, QueRicaVida.com.
General Mills unveiled a redesigned version of its successful, Spanish-language, lifestyle website for women, QueRicaVida.com, at a Miami gala event attended by more than 100 Hispanic editors, reporters and bloggers from around the country.
Several Latina celebrities – including actress Adamari López, “Despierta America!” morning show host Karla Martínez and Univisión Network health spokesperson, Dra. Aliza – were also present for the unveiling, along with several hundred invited guests.
Event attendees were provided with an exclusive preview of the revamped site, which seeks to become the number one food and lifestyle online resource for Latina moms. Among the site’s numerous enhanced offerings will be regular health tips by Dra. Aliza, advice on parenting provided by Johnson & Johnson’s Baby Center, information on education-related issues and hundreds of Hispanic-inspired recipes and money-saving coupons for numerous General Mills brands. A partnership with other major platforms such as AOL Latino, Univisión: Cocina, Yahoo! En Español and MSN/Telemundo will further extend Que Rica Vida reach among Latina consumers.
The redesigned website will also facilitate navigation of its enhanced content, making it easier to explore and providing users with a more interactive experience. The new format will allow Latina consumers to rate and post opinions about the articles, videos and recipes they find in the site, as well as upload their own recipes, which will become a part of Que Rica Vida’s ample listing of meals.
“QueRicaVida.com aims to empower Latina moms and make their lives easier by providing them with information that can help resolve four key tension points in their lives – raising their children, tending to their illnesses and preventing them, making sure they don’t fall behind at school and making the daily cooking experience easier and less stressful. I know, because I am a mother of two
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