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Cultivating Community Connections How Funeral Professionals Can Lead Through Service and Outreach
As a funeral professional, you are more than a caretaker in times of loss; you are a pillar of comfort, guidance, and support for families navigating the journey of grief. You have the unique oppor...
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Wednesday, October 2, 2024
THE POWER OF HOLIDAYS FOR FUNERAL HOME OUTREACH
One of the best and most efficient ways to grow your funeral home is by developing connections with members of your community. Outreach, if performed attentively and with purpose, builds trust with...
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Wednesday, October 2, 2024
3 Reasons to Focus on Community Outreach
Picture this: It’s a beautiful autumn day, and your funeral home is hosting a charity cookout at a local park. Families have gathered for food, music, games, and neighborly fun.
As more and more f...
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Wednesday, October 2, 2024
THE ROLE OF FUNERAL DIRECTORS IN HONORING VETERANS: Presenting a Lasting Memorial
Bereavement, which literally means “to be deprived by death,” and grieving, the outward expression of this loss, are deeply personal and often overwhelming experiences¹. When planning a funeral for...
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Tuesday, September 3, 2024
MONUMENTS AND MARKERS: Educating Funeral Directors for Enhanced Family Support
Incorporating headstone sales into a funeral home’s services presents significant advantages. Firstly, it can boost revenue without incurring substantial added overhead, making it a cost-effective ...
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Tuesday, September 3, 2024
Become Your Community’s Preferred Choice for Cremation Memorialization
The national cremation rate has reached an unprecedented level, with many individuals gaining a deeper understanding of the importance of memorialization. Whether making their own end-of-life arran...
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Tuesday, September 3, 2024
EXPECT MORE From Your Case Management Software
When you run a funeral home, maximizing your time is maximizing your earning potential. The less time you spend entering information into your many systems, the more time you can spend taking care ...
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Tuesday, August 6, 2024
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EXPECT MORE From Your Case Management Software
When you run a funeral home, maximizing your time is maximizing your earning potential. The less time you spend entering information into your many systems, the more time you can spend taking care ...
MODERN CEMETERY MANAGEMENT: Streamlining Operations with Technology
In the 21st century, technology has permeated nearly every aspect of our lives, from how we communicate to how we manage businesses. The cemetery industry, often perceived as traditional and resist...
Solving Cremation’s Challenges
Cremation poses several challenges when it comes to conveying and delivering value. With burial, there are multiple tangible products that a price tag can easily be attached to. Think embalming, cl...
CREMATION BURIAL OR BOTH? INSIGHTS FOR FUNERAL PROFESSIONALS
As the landscape of end-of-life arrangements evolves, the choice between cremation and burial has become increasingly nuanced. More clients are opting for a combination of both methods, reflecting ...
The Most Underserved Market: POST-NEED FAMILY
According to a 2022 CANA survey, in the United States, an estimated 21.9 million families hold cremated remains in their homes. With the ever-increasing cremation rate, with some reports projecting...
BEING LOGICAL ABOUT LOGISTICS
When given the opportunity to write about shipping within the funeral industry, I jumped at the chance. Historically, “shipping” means the movement of human remains from one loc...
CASKETS: Restoring Value to the Tangible Component of a Funeral
Like doctors, attorneys, and many other professional occupations, the Funeral Director used to be the recognized, unquestioned authority on all things funeral-related. While we don’t have commercia...