Legacy.com’s Funeral Home Support During COVID-19
Legacy’s full-service platform has deployed significant resources and fast-tracked critical new products to support our funeral home partners with emergency obituary updates, consumer-focused end-of-life resources, and remote funeral participation.
Pet Loss and COVID: How to Help Families During the Pandemic
While the world is full of “can’ts” right now, there are so many things loving pet parents and pet care professionals CAN be doing. Whether the timing is an end-of-life walk or the death is happening right now, pet parents still desire the experience of knowing they could still have a meaningful end in the loss of a precious and loved pet.
Pet Loss Ideas Every Funeral Home Can Use
You may already be assisting clients with the loss of their beloved family pet or may still be contemplating what it would look like to add these services to your existing offerings.
More Than a Cemetery: Interview with Funeral Leader Mitch Rose
This past July, MKJ Marketing’s video production team traveled to Woodlawn Cemetery for a multi-day shoot, which is when MKJ President Marilyn Jones Gould spoke with Woodlawn President & CEO Mitch Rose about his keys to success as a leader.
8 Best Practices for Stress-Free Funeral Streaming
I wholeheartedly believe in the power of recording an online funeral service and making it accessible to families and loved ones, who are both present and virtual.
Coronavirus Services FAQ for Funeral Directors
It’s an uncertain time, but we’ve got some answers to help you guide your families on the right choice for a funeral service.
Future of “A Tree to Remember” Program Includes New Partnerships, More Transparency
Over 3,189,683 memorial trees have already been planted through “A Tree to Remember,” offering families another way to honor their loved ones in a more permanent way — and a new partnership will expand the reach of these environmentally conscious memorial gifts.
‘OK Boomer’ – What Funeral Directors Can Learn from This Viral Meme
Relative to the funeral business, what should we take from “OK Boomer”? What does it mean for the funeral industry as the largest generation in the history of the world enters their prime death years?
Obits Are Alive and Kicking — And Their True Power Is Digital
You’ll learn their full value when you discover what obituaries do, and what they mean to the people who read them.
How Perceived Value and Cremation Terminology Can Change Your Business
We are beginning to see a much-needed shift in the way our profession thinks about, talks about, and sells cremation services to families.