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HK Simon,
a division of AICE, Inc.,
c/o Queue, Inc.
1 Controls Drive
Shelton, Ct. 06484
(800) 232-2224
Fax (800) 775-2729
Email anna@queueinc.com
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another optometrist. To the Public, you're a trusted friend.
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" Informational advertising attracts 243% more attention than traditional promotional formats"
The Wall Street Journal
Philip E. Humbert, Ph.D. - Psychologist and Professional Coach, Resources for Success!
• On a list of " The Top 10 Ways to Market your Business or Professional Practice WITHOUT Networking!":
#1 - Have a Newsletter
#2 - Articles and columns. … a column brings instant credibility and positive exposure."
• Here's what customers are saying:
" Very satisfied. I strongly recommend the column. People look forward to it each week."
" My town loves the column"
" I'm getting a lot of good feedback – keep the new ideas coming – it's what makes your column unique."
Best viewed in any other browser but internet explorer.
I will tell you what I heard someone say once.
Franklin wore glasses, and after the age of 40 he needed another pair for reading. To solve that problem, he split the lenses of each pair of glasses, such that the top half was for distances and the bottom half was for reading. In this way, he would not have to constantly change his glasses. This was the invention of the bifocal glasses.