As Tonto told the masked man:
"Kemosabe, you need silver bullets." He was right.
I can help you find the unique value that sets you apart from everyone else and together, we will deliver the message on target that brings you new business.
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Contact Walt at: wcouture1@verizon.net
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SILVER BULLETS
Tonto was a wise marketing consultant. His advice to the Lone Ranger was timeless, true today as it was then.
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Let me help you find your silver bullets - whatever makes you unique and gives you that distinctive business advantage for your clients.
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Finding your competitive value to your customers will bring their interest to your door.
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Let me find and deliver those silver bullets for you. Consider me your six-shooter for hitting your target markets.
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