Marketing

The holidays are a great time to curate feel-good content— and generate engagement from your followers. MKJ Marketing’s team of social media experts has compiled a list of ideas for your firm to consider.

Social media can be one of the most powerful marketing tools for your business … but only if you know how to use it correctly.

Most small businesses do not create annual marketing budgets, and frankly, that’s one of the differentiating factors between family-owned funeral businesses and corporate-run funeral homes.

As a cremation provider, you likely receive many questions from families, but probably the most common is, “What is your price for a cremation?”

Establishing a business as a digital-first entity is not just about using specific technology or running digital marketing campaigns … it’s about rethinking the entire way the business operates.

Keeping up with social media marketing trends isn’t at the very top of the priority list for funeral homes, I know this. But there are a few quick ways you can make sure you’re not making common, easy-to-fix mistakes.

In the unique business world that funeral directors inhabit, word of mouth is one of the most powerful ways to generate referrals and find new business.

Problems with recruitment and retention are being felt across all sectors today, but funeral service is feeling the blow especially hard, as recruiting new employees and keeping them on for longer than five years has been a challenge to this profession for a long time.

Tribute Technology, an innovative leader within the deathcare industry, is expanding its services and network by fully incorporating several well-known funeral website providers into its funeral home solutions.