A few months ago, Adbongo announced plans to build an Earthship satellite office on our secret lair mountaintop property in Central America. Now, we’ve prepped the land, built the retaining wall, planted fruit trees (to add to the banana, coffee, jacote and papaya trees which were already there). It’s time to design and build.
The economy is still shrieking on what feels like the longest roller coaster ride ever. With the tightening of the economic belt, innovation and new business development have been squeezed from the picture. In fact, Commerce Secretary Gary Locke has termed the stagnant state of invention and entrepreneurship our “innovation deficit.” In response to the innovation deficit, Adbongo announces a new product designed to spur innovation and the creation of new businesses. Read more …
CMO John Bush reveals a few tools we use here at Adbongo to help our clients succeed. These are components of our organic business development platform, which allows us to offer smaller ventures the high tier initiatives offered by large agencies. In this episode Bush reveals project management software and team building tools large corporations use to market their products, ideas, and/or services. Read more …
Episode 1:
“The Universal Process,” an Intro to Organic Business Development
Organic business consultant and pioneer of the new economy, John Bushe’, describes the universal process used by ad agencies throughout the world to brand all the big household names in existence. Though extremely simplistic, this high-tier marketing approach is relatively unknown to budding entrepreneurs who spend many years of trial and error learning the hard way. Read more …
Announcing Adbongo, Inc.’s Newest Products and Services
Dallas, Texas – May 20, 2010 – Today Adbongo, Inc.’ s magicians pulled a bionic bunny out of the hat. They announced a new list of products and services which they claim to be the best in the industry.
Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) John Bush explained, “Our revised and expanded list of services represents evolution of our company as we’re racing to stay ahead of technology. In the current age of economic roller coasters and technology that morphs daily, flexibility is a key element of a company’s survival and success.” Read more …
Adbongo, Inc. Announces Strategic Partnership With Monster PR
Dallas, Texas, May 5, 2010- Today Adbongo, Inc. joined forces with
Monster Love, an Austin-based endeavor headed by Sara Hasslinger.
Adbongo, Inc. utilizes the whole bag of public relations (PR) tricks,
including press releases and relationships; event planning; and cause
marketing. The relationship with Monster Love “gives Adbongo a
unique way to play with the most creative branch of PR: guerrilla
marketing,” says Adbongo CMO John Bush. Read more …
First, what exactly is a CMO? You know what a CEO and a CFO are, and now you can add CMO to your list of chief-based acronyms: Chief Marketing Officer. The CMO is a high level executive who generally reports directly to a company’s CEO. The CMO usually gets paid boat-loads-with an average salary around $300,000- to act as the Grand Orchestrator, coordinating and overseeing everything from sales management, product development, distribution channel management, public relations, marketing communications (including advertising and promotions), pricing, market research, and customer service. Essentially, the CMO makes sure a company’s products are seen, sold, and the customers are satisfied. Read more …
If you have a balance due and don’t file a tax return by April 15, you face interest on the unpaid taxes as well as a failure-to-file penalty. Interest and penalties are added to your balance due. If you can’t file by the deadline, request an extension of time to file (see below).
If you file on time or request an extension but don’t pay all or some of the balance due by the deadline, you will incur interest on the unpaid amount and a failure-to-pay penalty. If you can’t pay the full amount, you should pay as much as possible by the deadline to minimize interest and penalties. Read more …
March 17, 2010, Dallas, Texas – Business development firm Adbongo, Inc. announces a new home for its headquarters. Its base of operations has been located in Austin, Texas since the company’s inception in 2006 but in response to the geographic demand for its services, Adbongo, Inc. has moved to Dallas.
Mr. Bush explains the move of headquarters by saying, “Austin is a beautiful city full of artists. I love it. However, as we’ve expanded from a narrow focus on creative arts such as graphic design to full-fledged business development services, I knew it was time to move back to my hometown. Adbongo’s mission is to incubate and grow business ideas which will benefit humanity. Dallas is a place that is serious about growing business, so it’s the place for us right now.” Read more …
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Community Support For AAMP Artists
Austin, Texas – September 27, 2009 – At Austin Artists + Musicians Partnership (AAMP) established local legends work next to aspiring talents. With their ample donation of work-space furniture, Austin Brain and Spine Center is the latest supporter of these artists. AAMP is still seeking “500 Friends” to become patrons of local creators. Read more …
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