7 New Best Friends to Help Your Mental Health (Landing Page)

So, you love dogs, huh?

That’s terrific because they truly are amazing animals.

What’s your favorite breed? Terrier, Maltese, German Shepard?

It doesn’t matter what breed you choose. The important thing is to connect with your cuddly canine and enjoy a long life together.

Long walks in the park, tennis ball toss, frisbee tricks, and the classic tug-o-war with an old sock tied in knots.

Sounds euphoric, doesn’t it? Of course, it does.

But what do you do if you can’t have a dog?

Your landlord won’t allow them. You can’t afford one. You tried adopting but a more suitable family is selected.

What now?

Who do you share your life with? Snuggle on the couch with? Who’s gonna interrupt your nap by licking your face?

Who will lower your stress after a long day at work? After an argument with a friend or family member?

The good news is the answer is a simple one.

Now, granted this isn’t the perfect solution but it can help maintain your mental health.

Think about having a daily reminder of the connection and inspiration a dog could bring to your life.

No lease violations. No rejected adoption applications. No poop. No feeding table scraps or “not fit for dog” pet food.

Imagine each day your dog gives you the feeling of possibility and hope.

One day of sassiness. Another day of laziness. Another day of laughter. You get the picture.

This free and simple eBook contains seven dogs to represent each day of the week.

Apologies if you were expecting a way toward getting a dog of your own, but this eBook can help you enjoy life with a canine friend close by.

Starting from Sunday, a picture of a different breed with its personality awaits. Your weekend would not be complete without your dear friend, a prankster of all things, making Saturdays even more enjoyable.

Ready to meet seven new best friends?

It’s time for you to get a free copy of 7 Days of Dog and connect with your inner dog lover!

Click the image below to get started!

Enjoy!

Comments

Junior Sales Reps: 10 Proven Strategies to Close More Sales Calls

Let’s not use a boring intro by saying, “Closing a sales call is a critical component of the sales process. It's the point at which you turn a prospect into a customer.” No kidding, right? Serving Solutions to the Prospect’s Pain As a Junior Sales Rep, you already know that closing a sale can be challenging. It requires the right balance of confidence, listening skills, and persuasion. You can do this with practice (repetition) and good notetaking (data analysis). This article shares 10 proven strategies for closing sales calls that will have you serving solutions to prospects to increase your chances of success. Pay close attention to the examples illustrating these strategies in action. Let’s begin… #1 Build Rapport Establishing a connection with the prospect is crucial for closing the sale. Building rapport “breaks the ice” to warm things up. It creates a sense of trust between you and them. Start by asking open-ended questions, sharing relevant personal experienc...

Home Designs of Hucksville - "Lettermonial" (Sales Letter/Testimonial)

Beat the Housing Market Blues with A Contractor You Can Trust So Much, You’ll Invite Them to Your Home for Any Holiday! If your head is spinning from the election, The Fed, the stock market, unemployment reports, and the latest punch…home loan rates at, or exceeding 6%, buyers may be reluctant to purchase a home. This means, if you are or were thinking of selling your home, you’ve made the smart choice of slowing things down. Perhaps, you’re considering sprucing up the place for yourself and riding out whatever this period of financial uncertainty brings you. Dear Neighbor, There’s no other way to put this. I wanted out of my house so bad that I was willing to sell it “as is” with an outdated master bathroom. I was done. Moving seemed like the best thing for me until I checked out the market. The rates for mortgages started rising. I felt like I was being painted into a corner. I wanted out of my house, but the numbers weren’t adding up to buy something new. I made t...

Wildcard Copywriting Laboratory

Search This Blog