Cincinnati, Ohio, July 23, 2019 – Paul Dybala, Ph.D., former president of Healthy Hearing (healthyhearing.com), has joined AudiologyDesign, the hearing industry’s leading provider of digital marketing services, as a Partner and Vice President of Strategy. Dr. Dybala’s role will focus on maximizing quality patient leads to provide enhanced value to clients and partners. Read More
We recently welcomed Amanda Rose to AudiologyDesign as our Sales & Marketing Specialist. Amanda is passionate about helping others and has several years of experience in digital marketing consulting and account management within the hearing industry. When she’s not focusing on digital marketing strategies, you can find Amanda at a local music venue or on the roller derby track as her alter ego; Gnarley Quinn.
Click here to learn more about our ‘Roller Derby Queen’ and the rest of our very unique team.
“I have thoroughly enjoy working with AudiologyDesign. They are very flexible in working with my marketing team and will design your website the way you want it. They will update your events, do your blogs or allow your marketing digital person to go in the back end. They are very efficient and answer all questions immediately.
[AudiologyDesign] understands SEO and will optimize your site. I have been #1 or #2 on page 1 of Google since using them. Half of my phone calls and patients call from my website and stay on longer and longer. I am extremely satisfied with their service and knowledge and have been with them for the last 10 years. I highly recommend calling them if your current website is not bringing you in business.”
– Nola Aronson, M.A. FAAA, CEO/Clinical audiologist, Advanced Audiology – scvadvancedaudiology.com
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