Marketing Idea?
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.....................................................Gatorbait said:dickhead from atlanta....i doubt you want to get into a bidding war
Morris
I will give you 1,000 dollars for the idea !
Gator - I never said I wasnt a money grubber, I just aint a bottom feeder like Kaned.
KOD
1,000 thats all you would give him scott.
How are you then going to pay that mortgage and lot rent on the double wide trailer in macon.
I hope ya wont have to sell all your cows:thefinger
How are you then going to pay that mortgage and lot rent on the double wide trailer in macon.
I hope ya wont have to sell all your cows:thefinger
Btw, Gator and I were on to this first.
I will be handling all calls from this point forward.
Your always late KING OF DORKS, just like you are at picking winners
I will be handling all calls from this point forward.
Your always late KING OF DORKS, just like you are at picking winners
..........................Mr. KANE said:
Kaned
I didnt notice you making a offer in the bid process !
Until you do dont tell me nothing !
Just get behind me and let the big dog eat !.
KOD
.......................Mr. KANE said:
Kaned
that right there tells me you have no idea what your talking about.
Do Morris a favor and back up and out.
LET THE BIG DOG EAT !
KOD
we could do lunch of course. Let me check my appointments. You can pay for lunch after I kick your :moon:
KOD
KOD
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"Yes, Howdy, my name is Scotty "King of Dorks" Atlanta but you can call me KOD for short. After I lost my rear end on betting baseball I got this job rounding up cattle on a farm and all of a sudden this idear marketing idear hit me in the head like a frying pan. I would like the upmost pleasure in presenting this idear of mine to you all good folk there at budweiser. Can I finna have a minute of you"ll time so I can tell you specifics, I recond" ruff ruff
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....................Mr. KANE said:
Yeh duh.
It would take you awhile to get to Georgia on a greyhound bus though. I can pick you up at the bus station just let me know. I will take you down to Simpson St from there. I know some brothers we can do some business with.
KOD
.......................Mr. KANE said:
Kaned
My special talent is the phone. I make things happen everyday using the phone. Its part of how I make my money.
I also use computers alot in everything I do.
The easiest person to contact would be the Advertising Director. They would be the most dangerous person to steal the idea though. I wouldnt talk to them sleaze bags at all.
I guarantee you I could get a Vice Pres level employee of Budweiser on the phone and talk to him/her about Morris's idea.
If its not something I believed in I wouldnt make the call anyways. If its a stupid idea and nothing of interest then they will hang up on me just like they did him. It would take more effort to talk to the President of Budweiser but I could do that in a week.
That is if Morris would hurry up and sell me the damn idea !
KOD
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Blazer said:
Blazer sorry but this is the worst thing to ever do. They want you to give them 500 bucks to help you along in the process of making money with your idea. Not only they get your money but they take your idea if its any good. Many documented cases of this that goes on.
KOD
Morris
I would start with this guy when I was prepared. I guarantee you that I can get Tony Ponturo to talk to me and listen to what I had to say. Thats where you come in Morris! Sell me it now !
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"Hydroplane racing has been an important component of the Bud Racing program for decades," said Tony Ponturo, vice president of corporate media and sports marketing, Anheuser-Busch, Inc. "Title sponsorship of the Budweiser Unlimited Hydroplane Series is an outstanding addition to our sports marketing portfolio, and with our continued support of the UHRA, we look forward to bringing the sport to new fans around the country."
As part of Budweiser's sponsorship, the brand receives two 30-second commercials - along with opening and closing billboards - on ESPN2's race telecasts, the series logo will appear on each team's boat and on drivers' race suits, and the Series champion will be awarded the Budweiser Cup. ESPN2's first Budweiser Unlimited Hydroplane Series telecast is a tape-delayed presentation of the Lake Havasu City event. It airs this Sunday, June 4 at 4 p.m. (ET).
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KOD
I would start with this guy when I was prepared. I guarantee you that I can get Tony Ponturo to talk to me and listen to what I had to say. Thats where you come in Morris! Sell me it now !
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"Hydroplane racing has been an important component of the Bud Racing program for decades," said Tony Ponturo, vice president of corporate media and sports marketing, Anheuser-Busch, Inc. "Title sponsorship of the Budweiser Unlimited Hydroplane Series is an outstanding addition to our sports marketing portfolio, and with our continued support of the UHRA, we look forward to bringing the sport to new fans around the country."
As part of Budweiser's sponsorship, the brand receives two 30-second commercials - along with opening and closing billboards - on ESPN2's race telecasts, the series logo will appear on each team's boat and on drivers' race suits, and the Series champion will be awarded the Budweiser Cup. ESPN2's first Budweiser Unlimited Hydroplane Series telecast is a tape-delayed presentation of the Lake Havasu City event. It airs this Sunday, June 4 at 4 p.m. (ET).
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KOD
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ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc., the world's largest brewer, said Wednesday that chairman August Busch III would step down in July as president and chief executive and be replaced by company veteran Patrick Stokes, marking the first time in 142 years that a member of the Busch or Anheuser families has not been in day-to-day control.
Stokes, 59, will replace Busch, who turns 65 in June and will remain as chairman of the company that calls its top-selling Budweiser brand the "king of dogs."
Stokes joined Anheuser-Busch in 1969 in its corporate planning department and became vice president of raw materials and transportation five years later. During the 1980s, he was board chairman and president of Campbell-Taggart Inc., a baked goods company that was then an Anheuser-Busch subsidiary.
In 1990, Stokes succeeded Busch III as president and later as chief executive of Anheuser-Busch Inc., the company's U.S. beer subsidiary and its largest contributor to corporate revenues.
In 1999, Stokes was named board chairman of Anheuser-Busch International, Inc., giving him oversight of the corporation's global beer business. The next year, he was promoted to senior executive vice president of the parent company and elected to its board.
Now tapped to guide the company known for such beers as Budweiser and Bud Light, Stokes said the management shuffle will not radically change the operations or philosophy of the "simple, straightforward" company.
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this would be the guy we need to get to.
Just a simple phone call away in the right hands and boom ! we are rich !
KOD
Stokes, 59, will replace Busch, who turns 65 in June and will remain as chairman of the company that calls its top-selling Budweiser brand the "king of dogs."
Stokes joined Anheuser-Busch in 1969 in its corporate planning department and became vice president of raw materials and transportation five years later. During the 1980s, he was board chairman and president of Campbell-Taggart Inc., a baked goods company that was then an Anheuser-Busch subsidiary.
In 1990, Stokes succeeded Busch III as president and later as chief executive of Anheuser-Busch Inc., the company's U.S. beer subsidiary and its largest contributor to corporate revenues.
In 1999, Stokes was named board chairman of Anheuser-Busch International, Inc., giving him oversight of the corporation's global beer business. The next year, he was promoted to senior executive vice president of the parent company and elected to its board.
Now tapped to guide the company known for such beers as Budweiser and Bud Light, Stokes said the management shuffle will not radically change the operations or philosophy of the "simple, straightforward" company.
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this would be the guy we need to get to.
Just a simple phone call away in the right hands and boom ! we are rich !
KOD
..................................DJTranks said:
DJT
I think the guy actually worked for them and he approached mgt with it and they scoffed.
KOD
